Quebec’s Parti Québécois has won the provincial election, returning separatists to power for the first time since 2014. Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is set to become premier after the party secured enough seats for a minority government but fell short of the 64-seat majority. The PQ has promised a referendum on independence, though opposition parties oppose the proposal. Plamondon says any vote would come after Donald Trump leaves office. Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged cooperation while stressing Canada’s unity nationally.
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