A committee recommended Quebec adopt its own constitution and take steps to increase its autonomy. Premier Legault is open to the idea but won't commit before the 2026 election, noting the committee's 42 recommendations including modernizing laws and negotiating with the federal government on asylum seekers.
MONTREAL — A committee appointed by the Quebec government has recommended the province adopt its own constitution and take other steps to boost its autonomy.
The committee's report includes 42 recommendations, including that Quebec modernize its laws to remove references to the monarchy and that the province negotiate an agreement with the federal government on asylum seekers.
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