Lucien Bouchard resigns as Quebec premier

Lucien Bouchard has announced his resignation as Quebec premier, citing his inability to bring sovereignty to the Francophone province.

Thu, 11 Jan, 2001 - 19:30

Lucien Bouchard has announced his resignation as Quebec premier, citing his inability to bring sovereignty to the Francophone province.

Bouchard says he will remain in his post until a successor is chosen, which may take several weeks.

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