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iHeart Radio — August 16, 2024

Is the QCGN being unreasonable in their asks of the Quebec government?

Opinion

Anthony Koch, a former national spokesperson for federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, voices his disapproval of the QCGN’s decision not to meet with provincial French Language Minister Jean-François Roberge to discuss the government directives on language in health care. The QCGN made the decision given the fact that provincial Health Minister Christian Dubé would not be present at this meeting.

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