Legault to Stay in Assembly, Ease into Quieter Role

François Legault, Quebecs premier, plans to stay in the National Assembly until his term ends, despite stepping down as premier. He aims to remain connected to his constituents and conclude his political career on his own terms. Legault, who has served since 1998, will focus on local engagement and key votes, skipping party caucus meetings to avoid overshadowing his successor. The new premier will be chosen at a CAQ convention in April, with the National Assembly sitting until June before the October election.

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