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Support for Christine Fréchette as CAQ Faces Challenges After Legault’s Resignation

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Quebec Premier François Legault’s party is beginning the search for a successor with only months before the next provincial election, but experts say replacing the party’s founder won’t be easy.

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Center

The Minister of Economy and Energy would maintain cohesion between the nationalist and economic camps, he said.

·Montreal, Canada
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Lean Left

The caquists are working behind the scenes to prepare for François Legault's succession the day after his resignation. Minister Gilles Bélanger is the first to get wet by giving his support to Minister Christine Fréchette, if she launches.

·Montreal, Canada
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Lean Left

Shaken by months of turbulence and free-fall polls, Mr. Legault did not give the reasons for his departure but felt that "many Quebecers wanted a change." He would remain in office until his party chose a person to succeed him.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

The resignation of François Legault on Wednesday was a surprise for many and leaves a certain "amertness".

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de Quebec broke the news in Quebec City, Canada on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
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