By Mathieu Dion (Bloomberg) — The sudden resignation of Quebec Premier Francois Legault is a new source of uncertainty for the French-speaking province as the separatist Parti Quebecois rises in polls, credit rating agency Morningstar DBRS said. Legault, in power since 2018, announced Wednesday that he would step away from politics once his successor is …
Quebec Premier’s resignation adds to credit uncertainty, says Morningstar
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