Opposition deplores Legault's housing approach ahead of moving day
The premier is confident things will "go well" on July 1, 2023, but critics fear the rental situation in Quebec spiraling out of control.
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The premier is confident things will "go well" on July 1, 2023, but critics fear the rental situation in Quebec spiraling out of control.
All establishments governed by the Education Act must ensure "that no place is used, in fact or in appearance, for the purpose of religious practices such as open prayers or other similar practices.”
The rising cost of many consumer goods has fuelled Quebecers' interest in the circular economy, particularly in buying second-hand items. Yet businesses that specialize in selling used items are also being hit by inflation, but their room to manoeuvre to counter its effects is limited.