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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 2024

Page

7

Legault May Use Notwithstanding Clause to Keep Doctors in Quebec

Quebec Premier Francois Legault says the government is prepared to force doctors trained in Quebec to work in the province, potentially using the notwithstanding clause to override Charter rights. Legault cites doctor shortages and proposes education costs be reimbursed if graduates do not serve in Quebec for a set period.

Montreal Quebec Francois Legault Legault Coalition Ave Nir Québec Charter of Rights and Freedoms The Parti Québécois Christian Dubé Université de Montréal Frédéric Bérard Berard Dubé Ontario McGill University Canadian Institute For Health Information

Nunavut premier survives tight confidence vote

Nunavut premier Akeeagok survives a narrow 10-8 confidence vote in the Legislature after MLAs defeated a motion to strip him of premiership. Supporters cite stability and lack of ethics breaches, while critics warn of a toxic environment and missteps including cabinet turnover. The next general election is set for October 27, 2025.

Ottawa P.J. Akeengok Nunavut Akeengok Amlik Solomon Maliki Legislative Assembly Akeeagok Brewster Qikigqtani Inuit Association Nunavummiut Iqaluit-Manirajak Adam Arreak Lightstone John Main

Court OKs police disposal of Pickton evidence

British Columbia family lawyers caution on loss of material while a Supreme Court ruling confirms the RCMP may seek court orders to dispose of about 15 000 items seized from Robert Pickton's Port Coquitlam pig farm including items tied to victims. The decision notes civil cases may gain access to remaining evidence while future rulings will decide inherent jurisdiction over undemonstrated items.

Vancouver B.C. Supreme Court Robert Pickton RCMP Pickton Port Coquitlam Quebec David Pickton Frits Verhoeven Jason Gratt Pickton Brothers Gratl

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