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Anglos deplore CAQ’s naming of education deputy without consultations

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The English education community is hopping mad that the Coalition Avenir Québec government has named a new assistant deputy minister responsible for the anglophone system without consulting it.

It’s the second time in two months the government has ruffled the feathers of the English-speaking community.

Earlier in January, the Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) denounced the government’s decision to restructure the provincial access committee that for decades has been monitoring where, when and how health and social services are delivered to English-speakers across the province.

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