Caroline Plante, The Montreal Gazette

Caroline Plante

The Montreal Gazette

Quebec City, QC, Canada

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Past articles by Caroline:

Legault won't meet election promise to offer pre-kindergarten

There aren't enough teachers to make the promise a reality right now, he says. → Read More

The CAQ won a 'supermajority' in 2022. Life with so many seats may not be easy

The Legault government, essentially handed a blank cheque by Quebec voters, has been careful about cashing in that political clout. → Read More

Fake vaccination passports kept Quebec anti-corruption squad busy in 2022

Overall, the total number of complaints received by UPAC over the past year was 139 per cent higher than in the previous year. → Read More

Quebec offers public sector workers 13 per cent pay hike over 5 years

The proposal was rejected almost immediately by the common front of unions. → Read More

Quebec to legislate limits on child labour, including a minimum age

A committee found that the minimum age for employment should be 14. → Read More

Air quality in schools is my main priority, Quebec education minister says

"The situation is not ideal, the situation is not settled, but it is relatively under control, so classrooms are safe," Bernard Drainville says. → Read More

Expect things 'to continue to be difficult' in Quebec health care, Dubé warns

"The 811 system works quite well. We just don't have the personnel to answer the phones." → Read More

Legault wants francophone countries to 'do more business together'

Premier wants Quebec to be "an entryway for francophone countries in America." → Read More

Sexual assault trial of ex-PQ MNA Harold LeBel begins Monday in Rimouski

The jury trial will take place at the Rimouski courthouse and is expected to last three weeks. → Read More

Quebec MNAs must swear oath to the King to sit, National Assembly president says

In all, 14 MNA-elects have refused to take the oath of allegiance to the British crown, calling the practice archaic and humiliating. → Read More

Quebec Conservatives mull protests if access denied to National Assembly

Party leader Éric Duhaime, defeated in the riding of Chauveau, says he nevertheless represents 530,000 Quebecers and wants to be able to hold press conferences and have an office inside the legislature. → Read More

Québec solidaire conducts election post-mortem in Sherbrooke

The party's proposed tax on the rich also came under scrutiny, with one MNA saying that perhaps the controversial platform plank could have been explained differently. → Read More

The speaker of the National Assembly should be a woman: Québec solidaire

The job is not reserved for men, Manon Massé says. The only woman who has been a speaker in Quebec was PQ MNA Louise Harel in 2002. → Read More

Legault harms Quebec's international reputation, Anglade charges

The premier's comments on immigration will make it harder to recruit job candidates internationally, the Liberal leader says. → Read More

'We have to wake up,' Anglade says as Legault poised for crushing win

Liberal leader notes new poll shows "62 per cent of Quebecers do not support the CAQ" and yet it is on track for "an enormous number of seats." → Read More

Dominique Anglade says she'll stay on as Liberal leader after election

The Liberal leader said that her party, while taking "nothing for granted," remained absolutely "confident." → Read More

Liberals fall short: Will field 124 candidates in 125 ridings

Candidacy of Harley Lounsbury in Matane-Matapédia has been refused by the Chief Electoral Officer of Quebec. → Read More

Quebec needs provincial Liberals 'more than ever,' Anglade says

Anglade's comments came after CAQ Leader François Legault said that without the threat of sovereignty, the Liberals had lost their raison d'être. → Read More

Legault plans to fight 'decline of French' by controlling immigration, promoting Quebec culture

The CAQ leader announced a $65-million investment to improve Télé-Québec's youth content at a Châteauguay high school on Monday. → Read More

Legault congratulates Pierre Poilievre on federal Conservative leadership win

The CAQ leader says he looks forward to discussing "issues affecting Quebec and Canada" with him. → Read More