The leader of the conservative party of Quebec, Eric Ducham, intends to submit in the near future a bill aimed at increasing Quebec’s power in Canada.
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In an interview on Monday on Monday at Nouvelle Nan on Monday, he indicated that in the coming days he was going to submit an extensive document in this direction.
“This is the first time I talked about this, but in the coming days I will submit an account […] Compared to autonomy in Quebec, ”he said.
“What will he be there, you will see him when I am going to announce it, but […] We want to see how we can make sure that he adds to increase the power of Quebec inside the Canadian Confederation. This is an idea. “
The conservative leader also wants to offer measures to put an end to the commercial barriers to Interprociales, inspired by the prime minister of Alberta Daniel Smith.
In Quebec, we are the worst province, he says. We are the one who has the greatest number of barriers to prevent the mobility of labor or even goods and services. Mrs. Smith, since she arrived, more than half of the inter -profile barriers that were between Albert and other provinces, she canceled them. “
He also claims that the West Canadian province makes it more for the autonomy of its territory than Quebec.
“This woman even adopted the Alberta sovereignty law in the United Canada,” he said. In recent years, she won the battles against Ottawa, especially in energy matters, so that the skills of her provinces are respected. “
“We, in Quebec, have a prime minister who was chosen seven years ago and who still cannot succeed from Ottawa, who in autonomy, which will not give results,” he adds.
Mr. Duhaim, however, did not indicate when and how he intends to emphasize his bill to the government, since he is not a member of the National Assembly.
Watch the full interview in the video above
