François Legault is “impossible to carry out ministerial reform”, underlined Cayden Barrett on Monday’s programme. The Joust.
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In fact, Quebec’s premier is “loyal to the players who played with him,” the former health minister told LCN.
While at 99.5 FM, Mr. Legault was asked about the ministerial reshuffle.
The proposal was rejected by the Prime Minister, but he left Economy and Energy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon in doubt as to what would happen next.
“Pierre didn’t tell me that he was leaving, I’m sure he’ll be 70 years old, he’ll probably decide to say: “OK, I’ve had enough,” he noted in a new microphone. morning manMario Dumont.
According to Gaétan Barrette, Mr. Fitzgibbon will retire from political life “at the end of the session”.
“It’s possible that Pierre Fitzgibbon will leave, and once he passes his bill, this could have a domino effect,” thinks Yasmin Abdelfadel.
Mathieu Bock-Côté wants to see a vote in the Fitzgibbon constituency before announcing the minister’s possible departure.
“If the numbers are good, the PQ will win this riding, so I can understand the CAQ not having a by-election in this district,” notes Juster.
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