1) Since Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was elected Quebec premier Monday, I recalled my interview with him nearly three years ago in which he explained his newfound riz, spilling the "Caramilk secret" of his popularity. I believe the story is worth a reread now:montrealgazette.com/news/pqs-paul-…
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BREAKING: “Oh my God! Oh my God!”
That was the reaction Monday at 8:50 p.m. among some anglophones attending a watch party at advocacy group TALQ offices in downtown Montreal to unconfirmed reports of the Parti Québécois reaching the 64-seat threshold of a majority government.
That was the reaction Monday at 8:50 p.m. among some anglophones attending a watch party at advocacy group TALQ offices in downtown Montreal to unconfirmed reports of the Parti Québécois reaching the 64-seat threshold of a majority government.
1) My take on why the Parti Québécois — which may form a majority government in this Monday's provincial election, according to polls — offers the boldest vision on health care. Hint: It will dismantle Santé Québec and decentralize decision-making.
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1) For those in the ROC (rest of Canada) who may think the Quebec sovereignty movement is a non-starter, read this excellent story by the @mtlgazette's @katelynthomas on a hip new café promoting this option.
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With Santé Québec's very future hanging in the balance in this — one of the most pivotal provincial election campaigns in years — The Gazette's @abbyr_mcl goes inside Montreal's hospitals to speak to health workers on the front lines. See her story below.👇montrealgazette.com/news/sante-que…