This article in Le Devoir discusses the complex reaction of Quebecers to the presidency of Donald Trump and its effect on their national identity. It analyzes comments from individuals expressing ambivalent feelings, showing pride in both being Quebecois and Canadian.
The article references a quote, comparing it to a similar statement by René Lévesque about Quebec pride, prompting reflection on whether Lévesque's pride was contingent on a strong Canada. It also mentions Janette Bertrand's suggestion that Quebec exhibits adolescent behavior in its politics, a viewpoint the author finds depressing.
The author expresses concern about the seemingly enduring nature of this political immaturity, comparing it to the prolonged adolescence depicted in the film Tanguy, implying a stagnation and dependence hindering self-actualization as a people.