Quebec was one of the first provinces in Canada to permit same-sex couples to adopt children and the second province in the country to strike down laws restricting marriage to opposite-sex couples since those laws were contrary to the Charter. Quebec was not a holdout for civil unions. It sounded like you might have been suggesting that by extension. However, it isn't true. 

Moreover, you don't appear to know much about Quebec culture. They rejected their Catholic identity more than half-a-century ago for very specific reasons. They are one of the most secular societies in the world.