Bloc Québécois

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The Bloc Québécois is a federal political party in Canada that advocates for Quebec nationalism and the interests of Quebec within the Canadian Parliament.

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instanceOf Canadian political party
Quebec nationalist party
federal political party
abbreviation BQ
advocatesFor greater autonomy for Quebec
interests of Quebec within Canada
recognition of Quebec as a nation
color blue
country Canada
distinctFrom Parti Québécois
electoralLevel federal
electoralParticipation Canadian federal elections
electoralSystemContext Canadian federal first-past-the-post system
founder Lucien Bouchard
foundingDate 1991
hasNo provincial wing
hasRepresentationOnlyIn Quebec federal ridings
headquartersLocation Montreal
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
historicalLeader Gilles Duceppe
Lucien Bouchard
Yves-François Blanchet
ideology Quebec nationalism
Quebec sovereigntism
legislativeFocus decentralization of federal powers
increased powers for Quebec in culture and language policy
increased powers for Quebec in immigration
notableEvent became Official Opposition in the House of Commons after the 1993 federal election
officialLanguage French
operatesIn Canada
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
opposes centralization of power in the federal government
originatedFrom Quebec MPs leaving the Liberal Party of Canada
Quebec MPs leaving the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
parliamentaryFocus Quebec-specific issues
asymmetrical federalism
parliamentaryGroupIn Parliament of Canada
politicalAlignment Quebec nationalist
pro-Quebec independence
position centre-left
primaryVoterBase French Canadian
surface form: Francophone Quebecers
regionRepresented Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
representedIn House of Commons of Canada
representedInterest Quebec nationalism
surface form: Quebec sovereignty movement
supports environmental protection policies
protection of French language in Quebec
protection of Quebec culture
social democracy
welfare state policies

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2021 Canadian federal election mainParty Bloc Québécois
Conscription Crisis of 1917 mainOpposingGroup Bloc Québécois
this entity surface form: Quebec nationalists
Canadian New Democratic Party competesWith Bloc Québécois
subject surface form: New Democratic Party of Canada
43rd Canadian Parliament thirdParty Bloc Québécois
44th Canadian Parliament thirdParty Bloc Québécois
42nd Canadian Parliament otherParty Bloc Québécois
2011 Canadian federal election notableOutcome Bloc Québécois
this entity surface form: Bloc Québécois was reduced to fewer than 12 seats and lost official party status
CPC competesWith Bloc Québécois
subject surface form: Conservative Party of Canada
Yves-François Blanchet memberOf Bloc Québécois
Yves-François Blanchet isLeaderOf Bloc Québécois
Canadian politics significantFederalParty Bloc Québécois