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West Island GazetteThree of four West Island MNAs named to Couillard cabinetWest Island GazetteQuebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao is sworn in during a ceremony, Wednesday, April 23, in Quebec City. Photo credit: Kathryn Greenaway | From The Gazette | April 23, 2014. Tweet. Other News. Three of four West Island MNAs named to Couillard cabinet …Couillard becomes Quebec premier and warns of tough economic decisions580 CFRA Radioall 33 news articles »

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A government of low expectations for Philippe CouillardQuebec Premier Philippe Couillard waves as he is sworn in during a ceremony Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot
“I’ve rarely seen an incoming government arriving to such low expectations.”
So said Jean Lapierre on the radio this morning, and the journalist-cum-politician-cum-journalist is right: despite winning a solid majority a little over two weeks ago, the incoming Liberal government of Philippe Couillard isn’t damned by high hopes. Couillard didn’t run a hope-y, change-y campaign. It was easier to just pull over and watch the month-long car crash that was the Parti Québécois campaign. Quebecers, by and large, voted against a referendum than for the Liberal Party of Quebec. To his great credit, I think Couillard understands this.
First, let’s dispense with the pageantry: the Canadian flag was returned to le salon rouge. Couillard and six of his freshly anointed ministers spoke English during their swearings-in…

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A government of low expectations for Philippe CouillardQuebec Premier Philippe Couillard waves as he is sworn in during a ceremony Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at the legislature in Quebec City. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot
“I’ve rarely seen an incoming government arriving to such low expectations.”
So said Jean Lapierre on the radio this morning, and the journalist-cum-politician-cum-journalist is right: despite winning a solid majority a little over two weeks ago, the incoming Liberal government of Philippe Couillard isn’t damned by high hopes. Couillard didn’t run a hope-y, change-y campaign. It was easier to just pull over and watch the month-long car crash that was the Parti Québécois campaign. Quebecers, by and large, voted against a referendum than for the Liberal Party of Quebec. To his great credit, I think Couillard understands this.
First, let’s dispense with the pageantry: the Canadian flag was returned to le salon rouge. Couillard and six of his freshly anointed ministers spoke English during their swearings-in…

Continue Reading On macleans.ca »

West Island GazetteThree of four West Island MNAs named to Couillard cabinetWest Island GazetteQuebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao is sworn in during a ceremony, Wednesday, April 23, in Quebec City. Photo credit: Kathryn Greenaway | From The Gazette | April 23, 2014. Tweet. Other News. Three of four West Island MNAs named to Couillard cabinet …Couillard becomes Quebec premier and warns of tough economic decisions580 CFRA Radioall 33 news articles »

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