00:01Quebec's separatist party cubicoins has won the provincial election, returning to power for the first time in more than a
00:09decade.
00:10But it fell short of a majority. The party was on track for nearly 60 seats, short of the 64
00:17needed in the 127 seat National Assembly.
00:21That means a minority government will be formed, dependent on opposition support.
00:27Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said he heard the message from voters, but still promises another independence referendum, but not
00:36while Donald Trump is in office.
00:39A referendum, it's an opportunity to decide by itself. It's a gesture of democracy.
00:46It's to no other than us, as a people, to determine what our national future is.
00:52And it's normal to ask ourselves the question, in the light of our linguistic and cultural decline accelerated over the
00:59last years,
01:00but also in the legitimate perspective of becoming a master of our destiny in part entire.
01:06The outgoing coalition of near Quebec suffered a heavy defeat. Its leader, Christine Frechette, conceded and took full responsibility.
01:17Analysts say this was not a vote for independence, but one aimed at getting rid of the CAQ.
01:24Support for leaving Canada currently sits at around only 30%.
01:30Prime Minister Mark Carney congratulated the winner and said Ottawa is willing to work with the new government.
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