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Jean Charest - forWas the 29th Premier of Quebec, from 2003 to 2012.
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Scott Stinson: Jean Charest looks to provincial cohorts ...
... for help For a while there, it was like Jean Charest was at open-mic night. He joked about how Alberta Premier Alison Redford’s French was so good, people back home wondered if she could coach the Habs. Talking about a labour-mobility pact between his province and France, Mr. Charest said, “you have no idea the excitement Quebecers felt when we created more French lawyers.” And, noting the rising international demand for diamonds from Quebec’s nascent industry, he said, “I have made a commitment not to buy any diamonds. It’s a matter of ...
Charest is still the man – go figure
Call it the Charest paradox. Even though the Quebec Premier has never been much loved throughout his 14 years as head of the provincial Liberal Party, and even though a huge proportion of Quebeckers are dissatisfied with his government, Jean Charest still has a fair chance to be re-elected for a fourth mandate when he decides to hold an election – maybe in the spring. This is due to two reasons: an unusual resilience that allows him to pass through the worst political storms with a kind of placid stoicism and Zen-like attitude, and the ineptitude of the opposition parties that will ...
Growing student protests fail to deter Charest on ...
... tuition hikes As student protests gain momentum, attracting widespread public support throughout Quebec, Premier Jean Charest is standing firm in his government’s decision to proceed with steep tuition-fee hikes. University tuition fees in Quebec, the lowest in the country, will increase starting in September by $325 a year for the next five years, a 75-per-cent jump by 2016-2017. So far, 78,000 university and college students have joined a province-wide general strike and their numbers continue to grow, driven in part by the support of almost half of Quebeckers, according to ...
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Vente de Rona à Lowe's: s'ennuyer de Jean Charest? - Le Journal de Montréal Le Journal de MontréalVente de Rona à Lowe's: s'ennuyer de Jean Charest?Le Journal de MontréalLa nouvelle de l'achat de Rona par l'américaine Lowe's pour 3,2 milliards de dollars secoue le Québec depuis ce matin. J'y reviendrai en analyse dans ma chronique à paraître ce jeudi dans le Journal de Montréal et le Journal de Québec. Face à ...Québec ne s'opposera pas à la vente de RonaTVA NouvellesDifficile de dire nonLe Devoir (Abonnement)all 183 news articles » |
Le Canada manque d'ambition, selon Jean Charest - TVA Nouvelles TVA NouvellesLe Canada manque d'ambition, selon Jean CharestTVA NouvellesLe projet Énergie Est est engagé sur la mauvaise voie, estime l'ex-premier ministre du Québec Jean Charest, qui se montre favorable à la construction d'un oléoduc au Québec. «Ce qu'on entend n'est pas le reflet de la réalité. On met beaucoup d'emphase ...Six déclarations croustillantes de Jean CharestDroit-Inc.comCharest favorable à Énergie EstLaPresse.caall 5 news articles » |
Jean Charest heads task force looking to move rail yards out of Winnipeg - CBC.ca CBC.caJean Charest heads task force looking to move rail yards out of WinnipegCBC.caA task force headed by former Quebec Premier Jean Charest will look at moving the rail yards out of Winnipeg. "Moving rail lines out of the city of Winnipeg is a historic opportunity to reshape our capital city for the future," said Manitoba Premier ...Former Quebec premier Jean Charest heads up Manitoba task force to move rail yards outside WinnipegMetroNews CanadaNew job for Jean CharestCJADCharest brings credibility to rail dream even if Selinger may be unable to see it throughWinnipeg Free PressChrisD.ca -Winnipeg Sun -Globalnews.caall 25 news articles » |
Former Quebec premier Jean Charest to head rail relocation task force - Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg Free PressFormer Quebec premier Jean Charest to head rail relocation task forceWinnipeg Free PressGreg Selinger has tapped Jean Charest — a former Quebec premier and longtime ally — to lead a task force that could transform Winnipeg by relocating the city's rail lines. But the veteran politician tasked with helming the province's rail relocation ... |
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