Quebec Premier François Legault has affirmed his determination to continue leading, despite calls from some members of his party urging him to step down.
Unnamed members of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) have expressed their concerns about Legault’s low poll numbers and suggested that he reconsider his position less than a year before the upcoming election.
In a recent interaction with the press, Legault reiterated his commitment to staying in office, a stance he has maintained in the face of mounting pressure over the past few months.
Drawing on a historical reference, Legault mentioned that he had taken a walk in the snow that morning to reach his decision, reminiscent of a pivotal moment in Canadian political history when former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau resigned after a similar contemplative stroll in 1984.
