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Quebec mayor reaches out to French-speaking Muslim immigrants

17.03.2011 [Globe and Mail] - Neither Liberal Premier Jean Charest nor Parti Québécois leader Pauline Marois speak about diversity in a positive way, he says, because to do so...

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Race closes up.

31.03.2011 [Toronto Star Blogs (blog)] - There might be negative migration from the deeply unpopular Grit premier Jean Charest. Indeed, that might also be a factor in Ontario,...

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Jean Charest returns to legal practice,…

After nearly three decades in politics, former Quebec Liberal premier Jean Charest is returning to the practice of law and joining McCarthy Tétrault LLP, the Bay ...

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AECL selloff poses 'unknown risks'

22.03.2011 [Ottawa Citizen] - Blanchet made the comments at a news conference in Montreal where a coalition of environmental and health groups, as well as academics and artists,...

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Braid: Tories can take nothing for granted in Quebec

30.03.2011 [Calgary Herald] - Maybe there's a clue in that Quebec City Airport; it's named for Jean Lesage, one of several Liberal premiers of Quebec, whose number...

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Google Groups: Rightist Sharpens Anti-Quebecois Stance

06.06.1997: The ad attacks Liberal premier Jean Chre'tien, Conservative leader Jean Charest, Gilles Duceppe of the Bloc Quebecois, and Lucien Bouchard, Quebec premier ...

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18.04.2010 by wcmiller Jean Charest , liberal premier said “If you are someone employed by the state and you deliver a service, you will deliver it with your face uncovered. If...

A massive lobbyist-driven smartboard purchase gets erased

21.11.2012 - — Authority 107 both former Liberal Premier Jean Charest and former Deputy Premier Nathalie Normandeau. The mandate that M. Daraiche was

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globeandmail.com : Video

Liberal Premier Jean Charest says he will build bridges with the Parti Quebecois and the Action democratique du Quebec to provide a stable minority government. ...

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KenonCanpolitics: Stephen Harper and Jean Charest fight on behalf ...

10.03.2012 Even though there is plenty of evidence of the health risks of asbestos our Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Quebec Liberal Premier Jean Charest have...

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Quebec Opposition Says Emergency Law Is a Flop | JO LEE Magazine

23.05.2012 ... at the Charest government for failing to restore order in the streets of Montreal, charging that its controversial emergency law, Bill 78, is not working. From...

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Shale Gas and Fracking In Québec Under Intense Scrutiny

04.03.2011 - — Authority 587 have signed an online petition calling on Liberal Premier Jean Charest to place a moratorium on shale gas development

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FACTBOX-Key political risks to watch in Canada - Finance News ...

Liberal Premier Jean Charest is fighting several scandals, and it is unclear if he will get any boost from an inquiry that cleared the party of ...

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Systonomy Blog

Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system ... He has met its Liberal premier, Jean Charest, three times, and promised the province a voice at some ...

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Jean Charest - Conservapedia

Jean Charest is the current Liberal Premier of Québec since 2003, he was re-elected in 2007, and 2008. ... This was after the parties caucus was reduced to only two seats in ...

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PRESS DIGEST - Canada - Oct 8 | Reuters

Oct 8 (Reuters) - The following are top stories fromselected Canadian newspapers. ... found, and Liberal Premier Jean Charest, mired in controversy, trailed her at 19 percent. ...

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Canada: Quebec: A snorting victory | The Economist

WHEN André Boisclair entered the race to lead the separatist Parti Québécois (PQ) in June, ... Jean Charest, Quebec's Liberal premier, gave no inkling of whom he would...

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