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Once Canada's most popular premier, Quebec's Legault trails in polls after bad year | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Once Canada's most popular premier, Quebec's Legault trails in polls after bad year | iNFOnews

QUEBEC - For more than four years, Quebec's governing Coalition Avenir Québec enjoyed a political honeymoon that lasted through the COVID-19 pandemic and helped the party get re-elected in 2022 with 90 of the province's 125 ridings.

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Ex-Health Canada NHP DG on lessons for the US on regulating CBD - Vimarsana News

Ex-Health Canada NHP DG on lessons for the US on regulating CBD

When it comes to regulating CBD and cannabis, Canada is an extreme cautionary tale for the US, says Adam Gibson, the former Director General of Health Canada’s Non-prescription and Natural Health Products Directorate.

Census data suggests Alberta economy shifting but growth expected to stay strong – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

Census data suggests Alberta economy shifting but growth expected to stay strong – Agassiz Harrison Observer

Canada’s former boom province has actually fallen behind the national average in growth

Census data suggests Alberta economy shifting but growth expected to stay strong – Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

Census data suggests Alberta economy shifting but growth expected to stay strong – Mission City Record

Canada’s former boom province has actually fallen behind the national average in growth

COVID-19 live updates: Once Canada's epicentre, Quebec now reporting fewer new cases than four other provinces - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 live updates: Once Canada's epicentre, Quebec now reporting fewer new cases than four other provinces

Article content The premier also announced that students in Grades 9, 10 and 11 in orange zones will be back in classrooms full time, as of March 22. Legault said a close look at the statistics indicates that cases did go up slightly during the March school break, a rise that was offset by the effects of vaccinations, he said. He said within weeks, Quebec expects the majority of infections will be the U.K. variant, which is more transmissible. That means there’s a risk of a “third wave,” Legault added. The Quebec government also announced a change in its vaccination strategy. “People ...