Once Canada's most popular premier, Quebec's Legault trails in polls after bad year

For more than four years, Quebec's governing Coalition Avenir Quebec enjoyed a political honeymoon that lasted through the COVID-19 pandemic and helped the party get re-elected in 2022 with 90 of the province's 125 ridings. But after a year marked by a series of self-inflicted wounds, the CAQ, which came to power for the first time in 2018, is sinking in the polls.

Related Keywords

Quebec ,Canada ,Los Angeles ,California ,United States ,Avenir ,Alberta ,Canadian ,Eric Girard ,Jacques Boissinot ,Bernard Drainville ,Angus Reid ,Daniel Beland ,Eric Caire ,Francois Legault ,Ryan Remiorz ,Genevieve Guilbault ,Mcgill Institute For The Study Of Canada ,Coalition Avenir Quebec ,Mcgill Institute ,Minister Eric Caire ,Minister Genevieve Guilbault ,Lawrence River ,Quebec City ,Transport Minister Genevieve Guilbault ,Education Minister Bernard Drainville ,Los Angeles Kings ,Finance Minister Eric Girard ,Videotron Centre ,Luc Robitaille ,Premier Fran ,Canadian Press ,