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QCGN reacts to government’s promise to clarify new health-care directive

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QCGN Director General Sylvia Martin-Laforge joins Global’s Laura Casella to discuss the Quebec government’s directives on language in health services and the QCGN’s decision not to partake in a meeting with provincial French Language Minister Jean-François Roberge. The QCGN decided to “stick to our guns,” said Martin-Laforge, explaining that if a meeting is to be held on this topic, Health Minister Christian Dubé must be present.

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