Protesters demand resignation of Quebec Housing Minister
After Quebec decided to keep a ban on lease transfers in its new housing reform bill, demonstrators expressed their anger at the province on Saturday.
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Background overview: France-Élaine Duranceau has served as Quebec’s minister responsible for housing, with additional duties at times such as municipalities and seniors, depending on cabinet shuffles. She has faced ethics inquiries and controversy around housing policy decisions, including lease-transfer provisions in Bill 31, and related public protests at various times.[1][2][3][4]
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After Quebec decided to keep a ban on lease transfers in its new housing reform bill, demonstrators expressed their anger at the province on Saturday.
globalnews.caCoup d’éclat à l’Assemblée nationale: quelques minutes à peine après la reprise des consultations sur le projet de loi 31 sur le logement, les oppositions ont claqué la porte pour dénoncer le «chantage» et l’«arrogance» de la ministre de l’Habitation, France−Élaine Duranceau.
www.lenouvelliste.caQuebec Housing Minister France-Elaine Duranceau is under investigation by the National Assembly's ethics commissioner, Ariane Mignolet.
www.ctvnews.caQuebec's minister responsible for housing committed a breach of the code of ethics for MNAs when she met with a longtime friend and business partner, according to the province's ethics commissioner has ruled.
www.cbc.caWatch Protesters demand resignation of Quebec Housing Minister Duranceau Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca
globalnews.ca/CNW/ - Le premier ministre du Québec, M. François Legault, a procédé aujourd'hui à un ajustement au sein de son Conseil des ministres. Ainsi, France-Élaine...
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