Quebec Turns to the Right

The tide could be turning north of the border. The Coalition Avenir Quebec Party (CAQ) won big in provincial elections on Monday:

There are 125 seats in the Quebec legislature and the CAQ got 74.

The Liberals in Justin’s home province, led by Philippe Couillard, were gutted, falling to their lowest result ever. Less than 25 per cent, plunging from 68 seats to just 32 seats.

CAQ took 37% of the vote. In contrast, the separatist Parti Quebecois floundered, with only 17% of the vote. Islamocommie Quebec Solidaire got 16%.

CAQ is business friendly, moderate on environmental issues, nationalist, and most importantly, resists the demographic transformation being imposed by Justin Trudeau and the liberal establishment:

Legault campaigned on a controversial plan to take in 10,000 fewer immigrants a year and to expel new residents who fail tests on French and Quebec values within three years.

It isn’t just Quebec…

The CAQ win would follow a shift to the right in Ontario, where Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government swept to power in June, ending 15 years of Liberal rule in Canada’s most populous province.

As Ezra Levant joyfully observes,

When Trudeau was elected, it looked dark indeed. But now Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and likely New Brunswick are a wall of conservative reaction to him, and Alberta is just a year away from throwing out Rachel Notley, too.

Trudeau’s embarrassing regime could be the high-water mark for Canadian moonbattery. Liberals had better hurry up and import more Muslim welfare colonists to vote for them or they will be shown the door.

On a tip from 1-Bodhisattva.

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