Quebec Premier François Legault raises asylum seeker concerns at the Council of the Federation conference, highlighting the impact on Quebec's French language future.

Quebec's Premier François Legault brings attention to asylum seeker issues at the Council of the Federation conference in Halifax, where the current situation in Quebec requires change, according to Legault. Estimated 190,000 asylum seekers enter Quebec annually, with Legault asserting that the future of French on the Island of Montreal is at stake. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith also supports the issue.