I understand you, because if I were English-speaking, I too would be afraid that Legault would keep power.
QUÉBEC----Gouvernement Legault.
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Nous sommes au Québec, le français est notre langue.
There are 8 Provinces and 2 Territories where English is the official language.
New-Brunswick is the only bi-lingual province.
There is plenty of places to live except in Quebec.
But the escorts cost is much higher and rarer !
Beware of what you wish.
You might find that you made a huge error or perhaps not.
Duhaime is a populist, trying to attract all disatisfied voters but proposing what ?
Who would make is government ?
You are right, but I rather take a chance. Legault is a disaster especially by his abusive covid mandates. Last election I voted for CAQ because I was disatisfied with the Quebec Liberal party. I will take my chance with the Quebec Conservative party. Anyone against covid mandates, gets my vote.
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Does not change much for me. I am a historic Anglo, and I finished all secondary education. With Bill 101, work already has to be officially in French. It is mostly immigrants who will be directly affected and same for young Allophones and Francophones (Legault forced French on them, see you are able to write in English), but you showed your true colors. Legault has shown that he is authoritarian and has no place in a democracy.
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I am not English speaking lol. I don’t speak English at home.
English is my second language when my family gets together there are 6 languages spoken in the house and one of my children actually speaks 7.
The more languages you speak the better, you never know when they will come in handy and whether people like it or not, the business language of the world is English. I have travelled all over on business and every meeting, dinner after the common language was always English.
I am not worried I can get by in French with necessities and I wouldn’t live anywhere else in Canada other than Montreal, , most of my closest friends are French Canadian.
Politicians don’t worry me I make my own luck in life, If I have too I can always move, I have access to 3 citizenships if I want.
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More proof that Legault is a complete disaster. This is what happens when you got someone with dictatorship tendencies in power. Instead of fixing the problems in healthcare, Legault is concerned with enforcing French. When the covid cases go up, Legault will force masks, vaccine passports, curfews, and lockdowns. Here is an article of a couple leaving Quebec after two years. Btw they are fully trilingual. Could be a deeper issue as to the reasons Quebec is failing to retain doctors. I have used TiaHealth to obtain a prescription for Viagra, oddly the Quebec section only has one doctor and often is not available. When I click the Ontario section, there are consistently over 20 doctors available. Something to think about. Before jumping to forced masks, vaccine passports, and curfews, lets look on to the government's gross incompetence.
I copy pasted key items in this article:
But after all their agonizing, it became clear to the doctors that compared to the hospital system they remember in Toronto, Montreal's working conditions, which they consider to be tough and inflexible, are incompatible with raising a healthy family. They say those conditions are a natural consequence of government rules limiting hiring.
Here is another one:
And if they still had doubts about the move, Quebec's new language law, commonly known as Bill 96, sealed the deal for them.
The doctors have no trouble communicating with patients in French or English. They're trilingual: Denissova also speaks Russian, Stasiak speaks Polish.
But they're somewhat concerned that the law aimed at protecting the French language could affect patient care and make an already fraught workplace all the more burdensome.
"It's very fuzzy. What are going to be the true implications of this? Is it political posturing? How are the laws going to be applied?" Stasiak mused. "No one really knows."
He expects at the English-designated hospital he works at, he'd be able to continue to use his better judgment, but the unknowns still rankle.
Will it be felt in "my interactions with patients, is it my interactions with my colleagues, when I speak to a consultant or a nurse or someone else from an allied health profession? What about my charting?"
"We're perfectly bilingual, but the thing is, there are so many acronyms in medicine... and to describe that to someone else who needs to have that information transmitted… wouldn't it be better to continue it that way?" Stasiak suggested.
"I don't like it as a principle that you should dictate as to who I should speak to in English or in French," Denissova said, when what matters most is communicating effectively with patients.
Those of you routing were Legault got to really think about this for a second. I post facts, I do not base my conclusions on emotions. Look at all the evidence and ask yourself? Is Legault fit to be leader.
montreal.ctvnews.ca
I copy pasted key items in this article:
But after all their agonizing, it became clear to the doctors that compared to the hospital system they remember in Toronto, Montreal's working conditions, which they consider to be tough and inflexible, are incompatible with raising a healthy family. They say those conditions are a natural consequence of government rules limiting hiring.
Here is another one:
And if they still had doubts about the move, Quebec's new language law, commonly known as Bill 96, sealed the deal for them.
The doctors have no trouble communicating with patients in French or English. They're trilingual: Denissova also speaks Russian, Stasiak speaks Polish.
But they're somewhat concerned that the law aimed at protecting the French language could affect patient care and make an already fraught workplace all the more burdensome.
"It's very fuzzy. What are going to be the true implications of this? Is it political posturing? How are the laws going to be applied?" Stasiak mused. "No one really knows."
He expects at the English-designated hospital he works at, he'd be able to continue to use his better judgment, but the unknowns still rankle.
Will it be felt in "my interactions with patients, is it my interactions with my colleagues, when I speak to a consultant or a nurse or someone else from an allied health profession? What about my charting?"
"We're perfectly bilingual, but the thing is, there are so many acronyms in medicine... and to describe that to someone else who needs to have that information transmitted… wouldn't it be better to continue it that way?" Stasiak suggested.
"I don't like it as a principle that you should dictate as to who I should speak to in English or in French," Denissova said, when what matters most is communicating effectively with patients.
Those of you routing were Legault got to really think about this for a second. I post facts, I do not base my conclusions on emotions. Look at all the evidence and ask yourself? Is Legault fit to be leader.
Two young ER doctors quit Montreal jobs, blaming Quebec's broken health-care system and Bill 96
Two young emergency room doctors, raised and trained in Montreal, are leaving their jobs after only two years to move back to Toronto – and they say the Quebec health-care model and Bill 96 are to blame.
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They are ER doctors, I don't doubt their capacities as doctors but I doubt their knowledge and comprehension of Bill 96.More proof that Legault is a complete disaster. This is what happens when you got someone with dictatorship tendencies in power. Instead of fixing the problems in healthcare, Legault is concerned with enforcing French. When the covid cases go up, Legault will force masks, vaccine passports, curfews, and lockdowns. Here is an article of a couple leaving Quebec after two years. Btw they are fully trilingual. Could be a deeper issue as to the reasons Quebec is failing to retain doctors. I have used TiaHealth to obtain a prescription for Viagra, oddly the Quebec section only has one doctor and often is not available. When I click the Ontario section, there are consistently over 20 doctors available. Something to think about. Before jumping to forced masks, vaccine passports, and curfews, lets look on to the government's gross incompetence.
I copy pasted key items in this article:
But after all their agonizing, it became clear to the doctors that compared to the hospital system they remember in Toronto, Montreal's working conditions, which they consider to be tough and inflexible, are incompatible with raising a healthy family. They say those conditions are a natural consequence of government rules limiting hiring.
Here is another one:
And if they still had doubts about the move, Quebec's new language law, commonly known as Bill 96, sealed the deal for them.
The doctors have no trouble communicating with patients in French or English. They're trilingual: Denissova also speaks Russian, Stasiak speaks Polish.
But they're somewhat concerned that the law aimed at protecting the French language could affect patient care and make an already fraught workplace all the more burdensome.
"It's very fuzzy. What are going to be the true implications of this? Is it political posturing? How are the laws going to be applied?" Stasiak mused. "No one really knows."
He expects at the English-designated hospital he works at, he'd be able to continue to use his better judgment, but the unknowns still rankle.
Will it be felt in "my interactions with patients, is it my interactions with my colleagues, when I speak to a consultant or a nurse or someone else from an allied health profession? What about my charting?"
"We're perfectly bilingual, but the thing is, there are so many acronyms in medicine... and to describe that to someone else who needs to have that information transmitted… wouldn't it be better to continue it that way?" Stasiak suggested.
"I don't like it as a principle that you should dictate as to who I should speak to in English or in French," Denissova said, when what matters most is communicating effectively with patients.
Those of you routing were Legault got to really think about this for a second. I post facts, I do not base my conclusions on emotions. Look at all the evidence and ask yourself? Is Legault fit to be leader.
Two young ER doctors quit Montreal jobs, blaming Quebec's broken health-care system and Bill 96
Two young emergency room doctors, raised and trained in Montreal, are leaving their jobs after only two years to move back to Toronto – and they say the Quebec health-care model and Bill 96 are to blame.
I also doubt the impartiality of CTV.
Whatever your doubts are Quebec is losing two good doctors they cannot afford to lose and there will be plenty more, and it wasn’t just over language but working conditions as well they said they are overworked and have no say in it. They wouldn’t have time to spend with their own children .
Quebec does not provide good working conditions for doctors or nurses on top of this contant hassle over language. When a patient is sick the last thing he needs is a French lesson, what he needs is a doctor that he can understand and that he can talk to.
Did you bother to read the article? I highlighted the key points in this in my post #148 and nothing in this article is impartial, all is a reality and has been the reality in Quebec hospitals for years. They might not fully understand Bill 96, but it clearly is a despicable political ploy by Legault to distract voters at his total disaster of management and to incite an emotional response in separatists and nationalists to get them to vote for him. Legault plays identity politics. That is petty. What is important is that there are enough qualified doctors available even if their French is below par, they can communicate in English. I am Anglophone but I do not care if the doctor speaks to me in English or French so long as I get the care I need and I am able to understand him/her. Right now Quebec cannot afford to loose doctors especially with covid, Legault is going to ultimately impose forced masks, vaccine passports, and curfews for something he could have managed. In the article it stated two key points : But after all their agonizing, it became clear to the doctors that compared to the hospital system they remember in Toronto, Montreal's working conditions, which they consider to be tough and inflexible, are incompatible with raising a healthy family. They say those conditions are a natural consequence of government rules limiting hiring.
As you can see these seems to be persistent problems with healthcare in Quebec. They do not want to expand its capacity and also are not able to retain healthcare workers for the exact same reason: funding is too low for demand. It seems to me they want to impose covid mandates whenever cases rise because Legault treats healthcare as a business, he wants to limit its cost as much as possible to the detriment of the economy, mental health, and the livelihood of small businesses. Yet Legault has millions of dollars to enforce French. That is why I do not believe in taxes, my money is not being spent on things I support. I rather everything be privatized. The government has a poor track record on money management.
Quebec declared a 7th wave, the good thing is there are no abusive covid mandates.
But this is just temporary till October 3. Legault is afraid to reintroduce abusive covid mandates because it will be devastating for the CAQ in the polls. This is not typical Legault (he loves to be authoritarian), acting completely differently a few months before the election proved that covid has been and still is ultra political. Once he wins the election, he will come down very hard (forced masks, vaccine passports, lockdowns, shut down bars, curfews) all that will destroy society and the economy further.
Quebec enters seventh wave of COVID-19
As Quebec enters the seventh wave of COVID-19, the province's health minister says the situation is 'under control for the moment' but is urging residents to be vigilant.
montreal.ctvnews.ca
But this is just temporary till October 3. Legault is afraid to reintroduce abusive covid mandates because it will be devastating for the CAQ in the polls. This is not typical Legault (he loves to be authoritarian), acting completely differently a few months before the election proved that covid has been and still is ultra political. Once he wins the election, he will come down very hard (forced masks, vaccine passports, lockdowns, shut down bars, curfews) all that will destroy society and the economy further.
Indeed, we will see. But just saying it is not like Legault. He was always the first in Canada to impose covid mandates. But will see on October 3 his true colors.
L'économie du Québec se porte très bien---la meilleure au Canada-- et avec un taux de chômage de 4.6---le plus bas au Canada---LEGAULT de dirige vers une réélection écrasante......c'est d'abord l'état de l'économie---bien avant la Covid et l'environnement---qui
guide le choix des électeurs....et à ce chapitre la CAQ sera imbattable....et je ne crois pas que l'économie du Québec s'écroule dans les 2 prochains mois.
guide le choix des électeurs....et à ce chapitre la CAQ sera imbattable....et je ne crois pas que l'économie du Québec s'écroule dans les 2 prochains mois.
Un autre qui aime pelleter des nuages.
Les propos tenus par Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel. En voici l’essence: «Progressivement, le mouvement féministe québécois, représenté par la FFQ [Fédération des femmes du Québec], est infiltré par des groupuscules islamistes.»
«Du “racisme systémique” à la “culture” du viol en passant par le déboulonnage de statues, la gauche régressive a témoigné de son attitude vindicative et moralisatrice, elle a montré à quel point elle était prête à reformater l’Occident. Les multiculturalistes, néo-féministes et autres nouveaux “progressistes” semblent plus motivés que jamais à détruire les fondements et les principes des démocraties libérales.»
Les propos tenus par Jérôme Blanchet-Gravel. En voici l’essence: «Progressivement, le mouvement féministe québécois, représenté par la FFQ [Fédération des femmes du Québec], est infiltré par des groupuscules islamistes.»
«Du “racisme systémique” à la “culture” du viol en passant par le déboulonnage de statues, la gauche régressive a témoigné de son attitude vindicative et moralisatrice, elle a montré à quel point elle était prête à reformater l’Occident. Les multiculturalistes, néo-féministes et autres nouveaux “progressistes” semblent plus motivés que jamais à détruire les fondements et les principes des démocraties libérales.»
Interesting article on Sortonslespoubelles.com on august 13th 2020 about Jerome Blanchet-Gravel.
