Tuesday morning, those in the Jonquière emergency refused to work for 30 minutes, after a sit-in by their colleagues in the Chicoutimi emergency on January 4.
The leader of PQ believes that the problem lies with the private agencies, whereas it is the nurses who remain in the public system who suffer for the departure of their colleagues.
We must completely put an end to private agencies, with a few minor exceptions, at the same time as we substantially improve working conditions in the public health care system, rather than looking for flashy things like the constitution of ‘an umpteenth crisis cell or the construction of two mini private hospitals or to symbolically charge the value of the costs
stated the PQ leader during an interview with the program Public place.
A first visit since the elections
Moreover, the MNA for Camille-Laurin is on his first visit to the region since his party was erased from the regional political landscape by not electing any MNA on October 3, which had not happened since 1973. He promises that his formation will be present.
We will spare no effort to be present and then do the best possible job in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, because our link goes back to 1973 with Marc-André Bédard and we know that there is a very large proportion of separatists. In my opinion, in light of the events that await us in the next four years, I think that we will see the proportion of separatists increase, that we have quality people who want to give time to our cause and the Parti Québécois
he exposed, saying that several defeated candidates raised their hands all over Quebec to continue to be involved.
Moreover, the party appointed William Fradette as regional press attaché for the parliamentary wing of the Parti Québécois. Until then, he worked with the federal deputy for Lac-Saint-Jean, Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe. William Fradette was the candidate of the PQ in the last provincial elections in Lac-Saint-Jean.
At UQAC
Wednesday evening, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon took part in the annual general meeting of the association in the riding of Jonquière in the presence of about fifty activists. Thursday, a meeting is scheduled with the student association of the University of Quebec in Chicoutimi, the MAGE-UQAC.
