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Question Period: Stats Canada data privacy, veteran services and benefits - November 6, 2018

Follow along as opposition parties question the Trudeau government in the House of Commons. Today in question period the government faced debate on reports that Statistics Canada will be collecting personal banking information and veteran benefits.

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Question Period: China arrests Canadians, climate emergency motion — May 16, 2019

Today during Question Period the conservatives questioned the government’s handling of the case of two Canadians arrested in China after the pair was formally arrested today after months of detention. The conservatives also continued to push the government to formally apologize to Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, while the NDP questioned the Liberal government’s commitment to fighting climate change.

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Question Period: Marijuana legalization, U.S. tariffs, Safe Third Country Agreement — June 19, 2018

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Today the government faced questions on the marijuana legalization, steel and aluminum tariffs, and the Safe Third Country Agreement.

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Question Period: Carbon tax, returning ISIS fighters, Safe Third Country Agreement — June 18, 2018

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Today the government faced questions on the carbon tax, ISIS fighters returning to Canada, child poverty and the Safe Third Country Agreement.

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Question Period: Jobs, NAFTA, Industry development — September 27, 2018

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Question Period: New Brunswick election, Oceans Protection Plan — September 25, 2018

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Question Period: Carbon tax, electoral reforms, Kinder Morgan pipeline — May 9, 2018

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Question Period: Marijuana legalization, carbon tax, lobster fishing zone closure — June 14, 2018

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Today the government faced questions on marijuana legalization, the carbon tax, and the lobster fishing zone closure.

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Lancement des séjours exploratoires Place aux jeunes Estrie 2013-2014

Séjours exploratoires de Place aux jeunes Estrie
90 jeunes flirtent avec l'Estrie

Estrie, le 22 mai 2013. Cette année, Place aux jeunes Estrie déploiera son arsenal de séduction auprès de 90 diplômés venus de partout au Québec. Sans conteste, le charme indéniable de la région opérera sur les prochains participants aux séjours exploratoires 2013-2014.

La saison des amours entre jeunes de 18 à 35 ans et les MRC de l'Estrie est officiellement lancée. En effet, les agentes de migration, intermédiaires par excellence pour faciliter l'établissement des 18 à 35 ans en région, courtisent déjà de nombreux prétendants et leur préparent un coup de foudre assuré pour l'une des municipalités régionales de comtés (MRC) où le projet est en place. Grâce à une programmation enivrante d'activités, les MRC du Val-Saint-François, du Haut-St-François, du Granit, des Sources, de Coaticook ainsi que les communautés anglophones du territoire conquerront leurs aspirants. Conférences, ateliers, visites d'entreprises et d'attraits touristiques, repas aux meilleures tables de la région et occasions de réseautage sont au nombre des élixirs utilisés par les agentes afin d'attirer les soupirants. Accueillis gratuitement tout au long de cette douce aventure, ils risquent fort d'être épris d'une passion folle et incontrôlable pour l'une ou l'autre des communautés estriennes si séduisantes.

L'escapade est proposée tout au long de l'année, en formule courte ou longue, selon la région de prédilection. Les candidats souhaitant succomber à la tentation estrienne sont invités à prendre contact avec l'agente de migration du territoire choisi. Qui sait, l'idylle d'un moment se transformera peut-être en mariage heureux entre les jeunes tourtereaux et l'Estrie!

Place aux jeunes en région, une stratégie nationale
Place aux jeunes en région est un organisme existant depuis 23 ans et favorisant la migration, l'établissement et le maintien des jeunes âgés de 18 à 35 ans en région, en collaboration avec ses partenaires-promoteurs, les acteurs locaux, régionaux et nationaux, et ce, au profit des milieux ciblés.
Ses principaux objectifs sont de : prévenir et freiner l'exode des jeunes vers les grands centres urbains; favoriser et promouvoir l'engagement social des jeunes en région; promouvoir et faciliter l'intégration professionnelle des jeunes en région; sensibiliser les jeunes, leur entourage et les acteurs locaux aux impacts de l'exode et stimuler la création d'entreprises en région.

Les activités de Place aux jeunes en région sont rendues possibles grâce à la participation financière du Secrétariat à la jeunesse, du Mouvement des caisses Desjardins et de centaine d'entreprises et d'organismes de la grande région de l'Estrie.

Pour une inscription ou obtenir plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à consulter notre site Internet au placeauxjeunes.qc.ca.