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2.03.12 - “A re-elected CAQ government] will make contributions to the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) optional for workers aged 65 and over in order to counter the labour shortage. […] This measure represents a savings of up to $3,000 per year. It will not result in any increase in contributions for other workers or employers”

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. […] [It 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”

2.03.25 - “The CAQ is committed to] amending the law on expropriation [to] pay the market value […] of strategic lands”

2.04.10 - “A]n upcoming CAQ government will undertake a major school renovation in its next mandate. This major four-year, $2-billion renovation project will bring aging schools up to today’s standards and add green spaces to elementary and secondary school yards, making them stimulating places to live. Renovations may include adding windows, expanding gymnasiums, adding technology labs and collaborative workrooms, etc. Outside, the work may include adding grass, trees, plants and educational gardens, as well as building play structures adapted to all realities. […] This investment will be in addition to the $7 billion provided in the last budget to renovate schools over the next four years, for a total of $9 billion”

2.11.27 - “A re-elected CAQ government] is committed to renewing the Fonds régions et ruralité in the next fiscal pact”

2.12.01 - “The CAQ government will set up the Santé Québec agency […] Santé Québec will be responsible for managing operations and implementing the Health Plan following strategic directions from the ministry of health and social services. […] Decisions will be made by experienced managers with operations closer to what’s going on at street level. The decision-making process will be more flexible, more responsive, and more efficient, to the benefit of all concerned, patients and staff alike”

2.03.21 - “The CAQ is committed to] [c]onverting the A-25 and A-40 service roads into an urban boulevard under the Anjou interchange in order to ensure the safety of all users. […] Work is scheduled to begin by 2026”

2.03.24 - “The CAQ is committed to] enshrining in legislation the sharing of one point of QST growth with municipalities”

2.05.18 - “A CAQ government commits to] [m]eet 2030 protected area targets […] During its next term, a CAQ government will take all necessary steps to ensure that the 2030 targets soon to be announced by the international community will result in immediate action”

2.02.04 - “In order to get children interested in Quebec culture at an early age, [a re-elected CAQ government promises] to invest $65 million to increase Quebec youth content for Télé-Québec’s digital platform if the CAQ forms the government again. […] [T]his investment will allow Télé-Québec to add 100 hours of Quebec youth content for children aged 3 to 12 to its platform annually. […] [T]his investment will generate significant economic benefits for Quebec’s cultural community and create an average of 575 jobs per year.” (Translation from French”

2.11.01 - “The CAQ promises that] all households will finally be connected to high-speed internet this fall”