Quebec constitution bill dies ahead of provincial election (opens original article in a new tab)

Quebec's constitution bill failed to pass before the provincial election, despite efforts by Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette. The bill faced opposition from civil society groups, First Nations leaders, and opposition parties, who criticized it for undermining human rights and lacking legitimacy.

• Quebec's constitution bill died in the legislature before the election.
• The bill was criticized for eroding human rights and lacking broad support.
• Justice Minister Jolin-Barrette expressed pride in advancing the bill despite its failure.