Every federal party sees opportunity in Quebec government

But if one were to draw just one conclusion from the swearing-in last week of Quebec’s CAQ cabinet, it is that Legault’s government will not be easily pigeonholed, writes columnist Chantal Hébert.
In Quebec Premier François Legault, the Liberals see a pro-carbon pricing cat about to be set loose among the conservative provincial pigeons, writes Chantal Hébert.
In the wake of the election earlier this month of a Coalition Avenir Québec government, Parliament Hill insiders and Quebec watchers have been scrambling to figure out how the new dynamics will play out in next year’s federal vote.

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