In a publication on X, Mr. St-Pierre Plamondon tackled the words of the Canadian Prime Minister, who said that the monarch’s visit is “a historic honor”, which “clearly shows the sovereignty of our country”.
“Mark Carney refers to a foreign sovereign, and an institution clearly hostile to Quebecers, to defend a concept which has however been refused and devalued by this same federal regime vis-à-vis Quebecers, that of” sovereignty “,” criticized the head of the PQ.
King Charles III and his wife, Camilla, will go on May 26 and 27 to Canada, a country whose monarch is the head of state, the Buckingham palace announced on Friday.
The king will deliver the throne’s speech during the official opening of the Parliament.
“Almost all of Quebecers do not want to know anything about the British monarchy,” replied PSPP in its publication.
-The head of the PQ also showed François Legault, “who said two days ago that” Carney owes one in Quebec “and that he was looking forward to working with him”. “It starts strong,” he added.
The block also reacted on social networks following the announcement of the Buckingham Palace.
Although he admits to having “claimed from the next government that he quickly summons the Parliament so that the deputies can put themselves to work and to face the commercial crisis”, the block considers that inviting King Charles III in Canada is however “revealing the irreconcilable liberal values with those of Quebecers who reject this institution and are attached to the values of democracy and modernity”.
“Mark Carney, to bring the attributes of Canadian sovereignty, invites a foreign monarch to inaugurate the legislature of which he will be Prime Minister. Odd.”
Joined by Noovo Info, Québec Solidaire did not wish to issue any comments on the passage of King Charles III to the country.
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