Bloc Québécois tables bill to repeal Clarity Act

The Bloc Québécois is pushing forward with a bill to repeal the Clarity Act, a legislative measure that outlines the federal government's role in a potential Quebec independence referendum. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently stated that the Clarity Act won't be used for an upcoming referendum in Alberta, highlighting the differing approaches to referendums in different provinces. This move by the Bloc Québécois underscores the ongoing political tension between Quebec and the federal government over the Clarity Act's application, emphasizing Quebec's desire for more autonomy in its potential secession process.