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More functions than Sure Cuts A Lot, such as Weeding, Tiling, Cut by color, Color layer alignment, 3D extrude, End action, Extras, etc. we want our kids to be bilingual, we want them to improve their French,'" he said. "There are a lot of parents who said 'We're not against having more French in CEGEP. Liberal MNA for Jacques-Cartier, Greg Kelley, admitted some Anglophone constituents are not happy. Remove the notwithstanding clause, which protects Bill 96 from legal challenges. 
Remove the six-month timeframe imposed on immigrants for communicating with the government exclusively in French. 
Evaluate the administrative burden imposed on businesses by Bill 96. Give the magistrature back the right to appoint judges according to their needs. Give students back the right to attend the CEGEP of their choice. "We would work with all the people involved in order to make sure that everything is done the right way," she said.Īccording to its election platform, the PLQ would favour a "more balanced approach that will also improve the quality of the French language." If elected, the party would keep in place the three additional French courses mandated for all CEGEP students. While the PLQ voted against Bill 96 - which was "too far-reaching to be considered constructive," according to its election platform - Anglade said she supports some parts of the bill. Changes to Bill 96Ī few weeks after its adoption, Quebec's controversial French language law was a hot topic at the Liberal's general council meeting. He said while the measure may cost a lot for the government, "there's a cost to Quebecers if we don't go ahead with a measure like this."Ĭarlos Leitao, former finance minister and current MNA for the West Island riding of Robert-Baldwin, said the Liberals' tax relief would not result in cuts to public services. If CAQ is re-elected, Quebecers will get a 2nd cheque this year, premier promises. This would cost the government around $2 billion per year. 
"We've been saying for months that we need to have measures that are long-term measures, not a cheque here and there, but something that is helping people and that is predictable."Ī Liberal government would reduce taxes by 1.5 per cent for taxpayers earning less than $92,000 annually - allowing people to save around $1,000 per year. "The question of cost of living is on everyone's lips," Anglade told reporters in a news scrum Saturday, criticizing Premier François Legault's response to inflation. Some 400 PLQ party faithful attended a gathering in Montreal for their general council meeting, where the PLQ revealed the cost of living will be at the heart of its election campaign, promising lower taxes for the middle class to lessen their financial burden in the face of rising inflation.
The spring session at the National Assembly had barely come to an end before Quebec Liberal Leader Dominique Anglade went into election mode, kicking off her pre-election campaign and outlining her party's platform for the October election on Saturday.
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