Christine Fréchette

I remain deeply convinced that the third way is the right way for Quebec.

Serving Quebec has been the greatest honour of my life.

I accept Quebecers’ decision and take responsibility for the results.

“As premier, I am proud to have initiated a genuine transformation of Quebec’s economy — a transformation that is essential in the current context,” she said.

“Last night, you made your position clear,” she said in French. “You chose to entrust the government to another team. I accept that choice, and as leader, I take responsibility for it.”

Quebecers wanted change, and I respect their choice.

I think every riding in Quebec has the possibility of becoming a cradle of the coalition to keep the third way active, and we’re working toward that.

Systematically taking refuge either in the Yes or in the No is too limiting.

It’s important for people to realize this, because it’s not just a decision that could affect Quebec in three years’’, she said.

“My opponent is Donald Trump; he is the real opponent,’’ said Fréchette on Aug. 27, in Quebec City, adding, “I’m asking for a mandate to move forward through a storm.”

We’re staying in the garage; we don’t want a referendum.

I think it was ill-advised.

I am concerned Americans might try to support the sovereigntist Parti Québécois to destabilize Canada.

Because, as far as I’m concerned, it’s unthinkable that Quebec could sign an agreement with the United States.

It was “unthinkable” for Quebec to sign an agreement directly with the United States.

The information revealed about potential foreign interference is serious and the truth will come out.

I want help from the federal government to shed light on the issue.

They’ll have to show me that the economic benefits are substantial and that the route has been agreed upon with the various stakeholders affected by this project, including the agricultural and municipal communities.

The world we’ve known over the past 40 years no longer exists. So we’re going to have to pivot.

“We’ll be there to support the company and its workers,”

If you speak to businesses, they will tell you that it is not a show.

We need to be united.

We have two choices when facing him. Either we bow down and end up on our knees, or we keep our heads high and stand tall.

Quebec is facing a bully.