魁北克提出新宪法, 保护法国身份, 提升自治, 引发辩论。 Quebec proposes new constitution to protect French identity and boost autonomy, sparking debate.

魁北克引入了一部宪法草案, 宣布自己为“所有法律的法律”, 目的是在对身份认同的日益关注中保护其法语语言和文化。 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. 省长弗朗索瓦·勒戈 （François Legault） 表示，该文件遵循了过去有关世俗主义和语言的法律，加强了省级自治和魁北克价值观。 Premier François Legault says the document strengthens provincial autonomy and Quebec values, following past laws on secularism and language. 反对派批评这项行动缺乏广泛的协商,而政府在2026年省选举之前邀请公众参与。 The opposition criticizes the move for lacking broad consultation, while the government invites public input ahead of the 2026 provincial election. 该草案仍在审查中。 The draft remains under review.