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Quebec to clarify new health directive after Roberge meets with some anglophone groups

Opinion

The Quebec Community Groups Network (QCGN) was left off the invite list for the initial meeting with Quebec French Language Minister Jean-François Roberge to discuss government directives on language in health care. The minister’s press attaché Marie-Joëlle Dorval-Robitaille, told CityNews that QCGN was invited to a second meeting and declined when they heard that Health Minister Christian Dubé wouldn’t be present.

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