Quebec’s outgoing premier, Christine Fréchette, has announced her decision to step down as the leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec party. The announcement follows the party’s significant loss in the recent provincial election, transitioning from a strong majority just four years ago to complete electoral defeat, failing to secure a single seat in the election. Despite her earlier statement that she would remain as leader even if she did not win in her hometown riding of Trois-Rivières, Fréchette has now chosen to resign. She assumed the role of premier after Franҫois Legault’s departure earlier this year, winning the party’s leadership race against Bernard Drainville. The situation is evolving, and more updates are expected.
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