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Two major Quebec sovereignist parties, Québec solidaire and the Parti Québécois, are unveiling starkly different visions for an independent Quebec—both agree on separation from Canada, but diverge sharply on how to build the new nation. Québec solidaire envisions a radical, decolonized society co-created with First Nations from day one, centered on a constituent assembly, climate justice, and bold social investments. The Parti Québécois offers a more structured, gradual path with early constitutional steps and a neutral framework for future political direction, while delaying Indigenous consultation. With support hovering around 31%, both parties must convince Quebecers that now is the moment for sovereignty—and how they frame it could make all the difference.

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