Theme of the day: homelessness Some news days have a theme, and Thursday’s is homelessness – not surprisingly. Le Devoir talks to several women about what it’s like to have access to shelter after having no home – but the shelter, CAP St‑Barnabé, needs more money, as do they all. And their newest shelter is being criticized for being too […]
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Anglos face lower employment and wages The numbers prove that anglos in Quebec face lower employment and wages than francophones, a success story for sure.
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5,000 civil service positions to be cut France-Élaine Duranceau is promising to cut 5,000 civil service positions by March 2027. If there’s anyone in our public life who’s actually a reptilian alien in a poor disguise, it’s our France‑Élaine.
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Hydro bills may rise fast Hydro-Quebec bills may soon outstrip inflation if the Régie de l’énergie accepts the plan. Another François Legault promise broken, but who’s counting?
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Miller puts foot in it over French No sooner back in cabinet as minister responsible for official languages, Marc Miller put his foot in it by saying he doesn’t think French is in decline in Quebec. Legault thinks Miller won’t dare show his face at any cultural event in Quebec again.
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