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Hanes: Family-friendly federal budget adopts Quebec daycare model

Article content My kids have aged out of daycare now, but I will be forever grateful for Quebec’s universal, publicly funded daycare system. Not only did it save our family a lot of money once my eldest finally secured a coveted spot in a Centre de la petite enfance at age 3, it provided a safe, secure, friendly, educational, enriching and stimulating environment that my kids flourished in, so I could pursue my career with a lot less mommy guilt. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Hanes: Family-friendly federal budget adopts Quebec daycare model Back to video

Backers of proportional representation in Quebec urge Legault to act

iPolitics By Kevin Dougherty. Published on Apr 14, 2021 5:40pm Former Quebec assembly speaker Jean-Pierre Charbonneau asked Premier François Legault on Wednesday to start work on a bill to adopt proportional representation. (Photo via Twitter) Before his Coalition Avenir Québec party came to power in the provincial election on Oct. 1, 2018, François Legault joined other opposition leaders in signing a commitment to legislate proportional representation. Asked then if he might be tempted to “do a Justin Trudeau,” i.e., renege on his promise to adopt proportional representation, Legault replied, “No. We will keep all our promises.” Running as leader of Canada’s second opposition party behind the NDP in 2015, Trudeau promised it would be Canada’s last under the first-past-the-post voting system, proposing instead a ranked-ballot system, in which voters pick candidates in order of preference. 

Language debate: Liberals promise vigilance but offer some ideas too

Article content QUEBEC The Quebec Liberals say they intend to take a forward-looking approach during the upcoming language debate but also act as a watchdog of the community’s rights. Gregory Kelley, the Liberal opposition critic for relations with English-speaking Quebecers, said he knows the community will feel targeted and insecure about its future when the Coalition Avenir Québec government gets around to tabling promised reforms to the Charter of the French Language. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Liberals promise vigilance on French language but offer some ideas, too Back to video

#ICYMI: Air Canada deal, anti-curfew riot, Habs end skid, more

Quebec expects to receive just under 407,000 doses of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines this week, reports Andy Riga in today’s live blog on pandemic developments. Read it here . In Business news Relief package for Air Canada Air Canada will receive a multibillion-dollar relief package from the federal government and in exchange the airline will restore domestic routes and refund customers whose flights were cancelled because of the COVID-19.

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