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2.11.15 - “The CAQ is committed to expanding] five existing national parks [namely] Mont-Orford, Plaisance, Îles-de-Boucherville, Mont-Saint-Bruno and Bic”

2.05.04 - “A re-elected CAQ government] will triple the number of Level 2 charging stations and double the number of fast charging stations by the end of the next mandate. [It wants to a]tain 21,500 Level 2 charging stations and 2,200 fast charging stations across Quebec by 2026”

2.12.11 - “The CAQ government is also committed to training and recruiting more doctors and healthcare professional”

2.05.11 - “A re-elected CAQ government] will further assist municipalities [in Eastern Quebec, the North Shore, Gaspé and the Magdalen Islands] to fight shoreline erosion. An additional $100 million will be invested for this purpose in the next mandate. A project office to address the specific challenges of shoreline erosion will also be created. [It will facilitate the government coordination necessary to carry out projects related to shoreline erosion”

2.05.16 - “As part of the Green Economy Plan, the CAQ] calls for a rollout of measures that will really help Québec’s agricultural sector address climate change issues – including lower methane emissions from livestock, energy efficiency, and increased electrification on farms”

2.03.05 - “A re-elected CAQ government promises to] adjust taxation and social assistance programs, starting in 2023, to ensure that government assistance makes it possible for all Quebecers to better deal with inflation”

2.12.15 - “A CAQ government will plan to move forward and develop partnerships with the private sector and community organizations to provide even more care and services to Quebecers”

2.12.21 - “The CAQ is committed to] [p]ursuing the implementation of the Laurent Commission’s recommendations”

2.12.18 - “A CAQ government intends […] to gradually deploy home hospitalization in all Quebec institutions by the end of 2026. Patients will be integrated into a virtual hospitalization unit where their health and well-being will be monitored by an interdisciplinary team (physicians, nurses, respiratory therapists, rehabilitation professionals, etc.). Follow-up will be done at a distance, with home visits as needed. Of course, parents will have to meet specific criteria and give their consent to benefit from home hospitalization. […] [He promises that the] first five hospitalization at home units will be deployed in the Greater Montreal and National Capital regions by the end of 2023”

2.12.19 - “A re-elected CAQ government is committed to] improving hospital capacity and [relieving] hospital congestion. Allowing patients who want to recover in the comfort of their own homes frees up hospital beds and uses fewer staff to treat those patients, allowing them to provide more inpatient care”

2.03.19 - “T]he CAQ government [commits] to reduce bureaucratic excess”