Paul St-Pierre Plamondon

It also gives us the obligation to remain mobilized for an election campaign — not in the short term, but eventually.

There’s nothing that obliges a consequence just because we didn’t swear an oath to the King of England.

The votes will be determined and policy will be determined on what’s good for Alberta and what Albertans want.

A new political cycle is beginning, and a new chapter opens for our nation in the coming years.

There’s something abnormal about a foreign king coming to tell us what to do right at the start of a legislative term, a mandate.

We’ve got time and we’ve got plenty of urgencies and problems to solve.

He will find in me, someone who is direct, frank, transparent, above all, someone who will defend, first, foremost, and at all times, the interests of Quebecers …

I just want to let you know very clearly that I will be the premier of everyone in Quebec.

There’s a responsibility to be coherent and to go forward with what you actually promised.

It is a matter of justice and equity, but it is also a matter of survival.

We deserve it just as much as all other peoples who have their own country and democracy," he told a crowd at the PQ headquarters in Montreal.

Francophones’ struggle in America" will find meaning once Quebecers get a country and the recognition that comes with that.

I would take steps to abolish the monarchy in Quebec and cut funding to the office of the province's lieutenant-governor within 100 days of taking office.

I would collaborate with Prime Minister Mark Carney when it serves Quebec's interests.

A vote would require 'conditions that allow for an informed and serene debate

It’s an act of democracy. It’s not up to anyone but us, as a people, to decide our national future.

A referendum is an opportunity to decide for ourselves.

There is a new chapter in our nation that is starting over the next few years.

A referendum is about people making their own decision.

Quebec just wants to exist on its own like other countries of the world.

Quebecers have spoken tonight. They decided to elect a Parti Québécois government while also asking it to work with the other parties. I understand that message perfectly, and I will do everything I can to live up to what Quebecers are…

But I also want to tell him, that every time he defends the interest of Quebec, he will find in me a partner for dialogue and collaboration.

We simply want to exist as a nation, and decide for ourselves, just like the 200 other countries in the world.

I think there are good ideas in each political party in Quebec.