Quebec Quebec Liberal Party – They have alternated in power with the sovereigntist PQ since the 1970s. The Party disaffiliated itself from the Liberal Party of Canada in 1960. For decades it has acted as a broad tent for federalists from across the political spectrum. Important leaders have included Jean Lesage, Claude Ryan, Robert Bourassa, Jean Charest and Philippe Couillard Coalition Avenir Québec – Currently government party in Quebec, originally formed by members of the PQ and Liberal Party, wishing to move past the National Question, the CAQ is now officially opposed to sovereignty albeit it supports a significant degree of autonomy. Its founding leader François Legault is a former member of the Parti Québécois and former sovereigntist, and its ideology is generally speaking fiscally conservative and Quebec autonomist. In the 2018 election, his party won a majority. See also Politics of Quebec History of Quebec Politics of Canada History of Canada Quebec nationalism Canadian nationalism Canadian federalism Quebec sovereignty movement Autonomism in Quebec Compare Unionism in the United Kingdom (Unionism in Ireland, Unionism in Scotland, Unionism in Wales, Unionism in England) Belgian nationalism Yugoslavism Soviet people / Soviet socialist patriotism Zhonghua minzu (China) Austroslavism / Austromarxism / National personal autonomy References Canadian identity Quebec Politics of Quebec Culture of Quebec