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Quebec is failing in its effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions, due in large part to the growing number of gas-guzzling cars and trucks on its roads.

The McInnis cement factory alone represented the equivalent of 1.03 million tonnes.

So long as this repugnant law remains on the books, it will undermine whatever laudable steps are taken to build a truly inclusive Quebec.

"We received this mandate less than a year ago and today we are able to show we are making huge progress, but thats not the end," Benoit Charette said.

The reason why this teacher doesn’t have a job, still doesn’t have a job, is because she doesn’t respect the law," PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said.

As part of the Legault government’s new anti-racism strategy, it will seek to hire more visible minorities in the public service over the next five years. Benoit Charette, Minister of

One of the Legault governments preferred ways to fight racism will be to hire more minority representatives in the public service.

So long as this repugnant law remains on the books, it will undermine whatever laudable steps are taken to build a truly inclusive Quebec.

The Parti Québécois suggests that up to $1 billion of Quebecs Generations Fund be set aside to help workers in the trucking, petrochemical, cement and aluminum industries.

The National Assembly is asking the government to produce a prospective study of the impacts of climate change on employment” and to identify “sources of funding for the just transition.