Sentence 1: Begin with the historic election result in Quebec. Sentence 2: The established parties are out, and an upstart party that's only a few years old captured a huge majority for the first time in half a century. Sentence 3: Neither the Liberals nor the PQ are in office; myself and my team will govern for all Quebecers. Sentence 4: That is Quebec's next premier, Francois Legault, who is the leader of the right-leaning party Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ). Sentence 5: His party stormed to victory, sending the incumbent Liberals to a record defeat and the Parti Quebecois (PQ) suffered a crushing loss as well, losing official party status. Sentence 6: Legault laid out his government's priorities, which will focus on three clear goals: a stronger economy, better paying jobs, and putting money back in Quebecers' pockets. Sentence 7: He also emphasized improving the education system and bettering health services. Sentence 8: Legault assured the rest of Canada of his will to build a stronger Quebec within the country. Sentence 9: He expressed concern for Quebec's dairy industry due to the new trade deal Canada reached with the United States and Mexico, which will provide American farmers more access to that sector. Sentence 10: Legault plans to speak with foreign affairs minister Chrystia Freeland soon regarding this issue. Sentence 11: The election results showed that the CAQ won 174 seats, capturing ridings in almost every part of the province. Sentence 12: The Liberals were reduced to just 32 seats, while the left-leaning Quebec Solidaire made significant gains, capturing ten seats. Sentence 13: The Parti Quebecois won just nine seats, three shy of official party status. Sentence 14: The CAQ's influence did not break through in only one area of Quebec, which is Montreal. Sentence 15: CBC's Justin Hayward discussed...
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