Quebec specialist doctors reach tentative deal with province after contract dispute | CBC News
The federation representing Quebec’s specialist doctors says it has reached a tentative agreement with the provincial government, potentially ending a long contract dispute that has seen physicians pull back from key administrative duties in recent months.
Québec’s bill 9 might lead to layoffs in the province’s daycare network as well
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-daycares-fear-uncertainty-9.7164977
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La loi 9 du Québec pourrait également mener à des congédiements dans le système provincial de garderies
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#Québec #QCpoli #Bill9 #Loi9 #Daycares #CPE
'There's no guidance': Quebec daycares say new secularism law causing fear, uncertainty | CBC News
Adopted earlier this month, Bill 9 bans workers in publicly funded daycares from wearing religious symbols on the job. Many daycare operators say they’re still in the dark about how the law is supposed to work.
Exodus of anesthetists raises fears of longer waiting times for surgery in Quebec
The Quebec Association of Anesthetists (AAQ) is concerned about the exodus of these perioperative medicine specialists, as some are considering practising outside Quebec or in the private sector, which would have a significant impact on waiting times for surgery.
The leader of the Liberal Party says they will renew the notwithstanding clause on bill 96
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/charles-milliard-bill-96-9.7167877
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Le chef du parti Libéral déclare qu’ils renouvèleront la clause nonobstant sur la loi 96
https://lp.ca/6TeYoS?sharing=true
#Québec #QCpoli #Bill96 #Loi96 #NotwithstandingClause #ClauseNonobstant
Quebec Liberal leader surprises his own party with position on language law | CBC Accessibility
Quebec Liberal leader Charles Milliard is facing questions within his own ranks after saying he is “in favour” of maintaining the notwithstanding clause for Bill 96, the province’s language law.
Montreal’s largest school board has lost more than 100 support staff because they refused to remove religious symbols to comply with the province’s new secularism law.
#qcpoli #Loi94
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Montreal's largest school service centre loses more than 100 support staff due to new secularism law | CBC News
Montreal’s largest school board has lost more than 100 support staff because they refused to remove religious symbols to comply with the province’s new secularism law.
Montréal's School Services Centre (CSSDM) laid off about 150 support staff due to new secularism law, bill 94.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-secularism-law-schools-9.7165798
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Le Centre de services scolaires de Montréal (CSSDM) a congédiée autour de 150 membres de personnel de soutien à cause de la loi 94
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2246573/laicite-educatrices-voilees-licenciees-montreal-cssdm
#Montréal #QCpoli #Bill94 #Loi94 #CSSDM #Education
Montreal's largest school service centre loses more than 100 support staff due to new secularism law | CBC News
Montreal’s largest school board has lost more than 100 support staff because they refused to remove religious symbols to comply with the province’s new secularism law.
Québec 
came to an agreement with the national government to fund public transportation to an amount of $7M
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Le Québec est venu à une entente avec le gouvernement national pour financer le transport en commun pour un montant de 7M$
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2246273/transport-collectif-entente-quebec-ottawa
Via: https://forum.agoramtl.com/t/transport-en-commun-discussion-generale/271/3047?u=edwing
#Québec #QCpoli
Transport : Québec s’entend avec Ottawa pour moins de 7 M$
Alors que le fédéral promet 25 milliards de dollars aux provinces sur 10 ans, des projets totalisant 6,7 M$ viennent d’être approuvés pour le Québec.
Christine Fréchette will become Quebec's premier today. Here's how she got here | CBC News
It has been just four years since Christine Fréchette took office with the Coalition Avenir Québec. Later today, she will be sworn in as the province’s 33rd premier. Here's a look at how she got here.
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