The Warrior

Police said one person was killed and another critically injured after a gunman opened fire Tuesday, when Pauline Marois victory speech. Parti Quebecois separatist party leader will become the first woman prime minister of Quebec. Authorities have arrested a suspect shooter.

The reason for the shooting is not clear, but police said the man shouted "English rose" when he was arrested. The investigators also stated that the accused shooter burn the back of the building before he was arrested.

Marois rushed down from the podium by his bodyguards, but he later returned to finish his speech.

Parti Quebecois defeat the Liberal party, which ruled in the French-speaking province of Quebec for nine years. Separatist party that campaigned on what he called Liberal error handling of the economy, corruption and skyrocketing tuition that causes violent student protests earlier this year.

Many French-speaking Canadians in Quebec to secede from Canada, where the majority of English-speaking Canadians.

In 1970, political violence rocked Quebec. A militant separatist group kidnapped and killed the minister of labor during what became known as the October Crisis.