Quebec Referendum Cost Sparks Debate | Montreal News

The Parti Québécois says it would cost $130 million to hold an independence referendum—$20 million for prep and $110 million for the vote—and insists it’s a democratic necessity. But Liberals and Conservatives are blasting the plan as irresponsible, pointing out it could instead fund home care, schools, or housing. CAQ leaders demand transparency, while polls hint at a minority government that could stall any referendum push. Québec solidaire puts the cost at $220 million, adding fuel to the debate over timing, public opinion, and Quebec’s uncertain political future.

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