Quebec Election Day 3 Brings Promises on Immigration, Transit, Taxes and Home Care
- Christine Fréchette, leader of Coalition Avenir Québec, began her day in Drummondville focusing on home care for seniors and plans to visit her campaign office in Trois-Rivières.
- Paul St-Pierre Plamondon of Parti Québecois will hold a news conference on immigration in Quebec City and later play pickleball with candidates in Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures.
- Charles Milliard, Quebec Liberal leader, will unveil a business red-tape reduction plan in Shawinigan, visit a microbrewery, attend the Grande Fête du Port de Québec, and watch a baseball game.
- Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal will present public transit measures in Quebec City and attend an arts festival in Montreal, while Conservative leader Éric Duhaime focuses on abolishing the carbon tax and announcing a candidate for an electoral district.
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There will be action in the Quebec City area on Saturday, while several chefs will be passing through the Capitale-Nationale on Saturday.
Quebec election Day 3 brings promises on immigration, transit, taxes and home care
MONTREAL - Quebec’s political parties are rolling out a wide range of promises on the third day of the provincial election campaign, from immigration and public transit to taxes and
Announcements on immigration, transport and taxation are on the menu of some political parties today, on this third day of the campaign.
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