Legault to address National Assembly amid resignation reports
Quebec Premier François Legault resigned Wednesday morning.
www.ctvnews.caHere are the latest updates I can share about the National Assembly of Quebec based on recent public reporting:
- The National Assembly’s official site currently lists ongoing and upcoming items in its 2026-2027 mandate, including new bills and committee work, with regular press releases and updates from the Assembly’s communications office. This is the primary source for the most current activity and bill status.[4][10]
- Recent coverage notes leadership changes and political dynamics affecting the Assembly, including discussions around CAQ governance and related policy debates, as reported by major outlets in early 2026. For example, coverage from national outlets highlighted leadership developments and their potential impact on the Assembly’s agenda.[5]
- Quebec political news outlets and bilingual press summarize key legislative priorities such as housing, consumer protection, and public finance reform that the Assembly has been examining in its sessions, with occasional previews of committee hearings and draft bills.[1][4]
If you’d like, I can:
- Pull the most up-to-date press releases from the Assembly’s site and summarize the current bills and committee studies.
- Create a brief timeline of notable events at the National Assembly this year.
- Find and compare how major parties position themselves on the top issues currently before the Assembly.