Quebec constitution back in play as Fréchette looks to ‘do the maximum’ in coming weeks
;Resize=(620) "Quebec Premier Christine Frechette is applauded by Quebec Minister of Immigration, Francization and Integration and Government House Leader Francois Bonnardel, left, and the caucus as she begins to deliver the inaugural speech at the legislature in Quebec City Tuesday, May 5, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot")
Premier Christine Fréchette plans to maintain a fast pace during a five-week legislative session at the National Assembly. Fréchette listed her priorities in an opening speech, which include measures aimed at addressing the rising cost of living, the housing crisis, homelessness, conjugal violence, language, and a proposed Quebec constitution.
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