Quebec proposes new constitution to protect French identity and boost autonomy, sparking debate.

Quebec has introduced a draft constitution declaring itself the "law of all laws," aiming to protect its French language and culture amid growing concerns over identity. Premier François Legault says the document strengthens provincial autonomy and Quebec values, following past laws on secularism and language. The opposition criticizes the move for lacking broad consultation, while the government invites public input ahead of the 2026 provincial election. The draft remains under review.