OTTAWA — Anglophones in Quebec say Premier François Legault’s fight to protect French is leaving them “increasingly worried” that they are being “targeted” by their government and feeling “almost like pariahs” in their home province.

Even one of Legault’s former candidates has turned on him.

“I would tell Legault how disappointed I am and how small he is,” said Karen Hilchey, in an interview with the National Post.

Premier François Legault's fight to protect French has a cost in Quebec. And it’s more than a financial burden{ai:summary}<p>In Quebec, Anglophones are feeling the heat as Premier François Legault’s push for French dominance makes them feel like outsiders in their own backyard. Critics, including former allies, voice their discontent, calling out Legault for his narrow-mindedness.</p><p>Discontent brews as the divide grows, casting shadows on the provincial landscape. #society</p>

Inside François Legault's epic battle with Quebec's anglophones

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