So imagine you have a big toy box with a bunch of different toys inside. Now let's say there's a big argument about who gets to play with what toys and how they should be shared. This is kind of like what happened in Quebec, which is a place where a lot of people live in Canada.
Some people in Quebec wanted to have more control over their own toys, so to speak. They didn't like how the toys were being shared and wanted to have more say in how things were done. So they said, "Hey, we want to make our own little toy box, separate from the big one."
This is called a partition, which means dividing something into smaller parts. So people who wanted to do this wanted to split Quebec into different parts, so they could have more control over their own part.
Now, this idea didn't make everyone happy. Some people thought it was a bad idea to divide up the toy box, because it would create new problems. They didn't want to see their friends and toys separated like that.
So there was a big debate and lots of talking and arguing. In the end, they decided not to go through with the partition and the toy box stayed the way it was. But it's important to remember that people have different ideas and opinions, and sometimes they have to talk things out to find the best solution.