The Aporia
12 articles about 11 events for “Quebec Plans To End Time Change” from The Globe and Mail.
“Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says his government intends to abolish the time change.”
“St-Pierre Plamondon maintained several times this week that his commitment to a referendum would not change in a minority context.”
“St-Pierre Plamondon maintained several times this week that his commitment to a referendum would not change in a minority context.”
“The federal government plans to bar access to medical assistance in dying on the sole basis of mental illness while providing an opening for those already eligible for MAID to request it in advance.”
“The total time worked by temporary agency staff in Quebec’s health care system has shrunk by 86 per cent in nearly two years and overtime costs are also down, according to the report.”
“The Quebec Liberal Party under new Leader Charles Milliard struggled to distinguish itself from other parties opposing a referendum, despite a strong end to the campaign.”
“The legislation is also expected to make substantial changes to the Canada Labour Code.”
“Kirsten Hillman served as ambassador and acting ambassador to the U.S. for more than six years and five months, ending in February.”
““Bureaucracies generally, military bureaucracies in particular, have a tendency to not want to change a lot,” he said, adding that it could take some time to assess the reorganization’s impact.”
“TOP STORIES Via Rail cars shift to domestic production While the trade war continues to simmer, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the federal government will spend $4.7-billion to build and maintain more than 300 Via Rail passenger rail cars in…”
“Carney said the U.S. tried to change the deal, so he broke off the talks and recalled Canadian negotiators.”
“MAID access for patients with mental illness is currently set to become legal in March, 2027, but the timeline could change if the federal government introduces legislation.”