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- François Legault attended his last question period as premier of Quebec on April 3, 2026, before stepping down next week.
- He emphasized relationships and said tenure aimed to protect the French language and Quebec’s identity via immigration laws.
- His final speech reflected on achievements and voiced concerns about Montreal's future.
- Opposition leaders praised his dedication and acknowledged his role in reshaping Quebec's political landscape amid Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) transition.
