Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) is a political party in Quebec, Canada, founded in 2011. The party aims to promote a more autonomous Quebec while focusing on issues like economic development, education, and healthcare. The CAQ positions itself as a center-right party, appealing to both federalists and nationalists. The party gained significant popularity in the 2018 provincial election, winning a majority of seats in the National Assembly of Quebec. Its leader, François Legault, has emphasized the importance of immigration control and the protection of the French language, reflecting the party's commitment to Quebec's cultural identity.