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Quebec National Assembly elections yesterday revived the secession debate.
Premier Pauline Marois called the snap vote last month in a bid to secure a Parti Quebecois (PQ) majority in order to pass a controversial charter which would ban public-sector workers from wearing religious headgear.
But the strategy backfired early in the campaign when one PQ candidate made a declaration of his commitment to “make Quebec a country.”
