April 24, 2025, 1:21 pm
Amid a maelstrom of technical mishaps and soaring costs, public inquiries into the SAAQ’s IT debacle are intensifying. Critics and officials alike are locked in a battle over accountability and transparency, determined to expose the depths of the mismanagement behind a project now infamous for its cost overruns.
L’Autorité des marchés publics a annoncé qu’elle lève la suspension de 30 jours.
Deux semaines après avoir exigé la suspension des contrats du virage informatique de la Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec, l’Autorité des marchés publics (AMP) lève son ordonnance.
Ils ont «convenu de travailler pour œuvrer à [sa] conclusion», ont-ils déclaré, prévoyant des pourparlers au Qatar.
L’enquête publique sur les ratés et dépassements de coûts du virage informatique de la Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ), présidée par le juge municipal Denis Gallant, s’est ouverte à Montréal jeudi, dans la même salle où s’était déroulée la commission...
permalink / 4 stories from 2 sources in 12 hours ago #quebec #investigation #publicservice #accountability #saaq #conflict #diplomacy #government #peace #africa #contract #legal #amp #publicpolicy
Quebec’s Superior Court recently quashed a provincial policy that raised tuition fees for out-of-province students and mandated francisation percentages at key universities. The decision challenges the fairness of these restrictions as many students see relief amid growing discontent with the province’s education policies. More...
In a bid to keep its medical minds from fleeing to the private sector, Quebec’s government has passed a law forcing new doctors to serve five years in the public system. The move, dubbed Projet de loi 83, is aimed squarely at stemming the exodus—because apparently commitment can be legislated. More...
The premiers of New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador have signed an agreement aimed at reducing interprovincial trade and labor barriers. The pact is seen as a strategic move to simplify commerce and labor mobility between the provinces, in a bid to invigorate regional economic integration. More...
In Winnipeg, heated public demonstrations and counter-protests mark the debate over a Manitoba bill that seeks to add gender expression to the province’s human rights code. The proposal has stirred passionate support and sharp criticism, sparking lively debate about extending legal protections in today’s evolving society. More...
A Quebec man is now before the courts after being found in contempt for refusing to remove swastikas displayed on his property. The case, charged with symbolic hate, has sparked a debate on the limits of free expression versus community standards in a sensitive social climate. More...
Quebec enacts law to retain public-sector doctors (8 hours ago)
Quebec Man Faces Judge Over Swastika Contempt Case (10 hours ago)
Quebec Court Overturns Out-of-Province Tuition Hike and Francisation Rule (10 hours ago)
Former Alberta Minister Slams Health Contract Probe as ‘Whitewashing’ (10 hours ago)
Police shooting incident at Pearson Airport triggers multiple CP24 updates (16 hours ago)
Multiple Responders Tackle Unexplained Incident at Toronto Pearson Airport (18 hours ago)
Vancouver police board report on arrest quotas complaint (6 hours ago)
Manitoba Speaker Apologizes Amid Turbulent Legislative Session (30 hours ago)
VPD whistleblower accuses department of enforcing arrest quotas Downtown Eastside (31 hours ago)
Iranian TV Staff Arrested Over Insulting Sunni Caliph (14 hours ago)
Haitian Gang Attack Leaves 4 Soldiers, 4 Civilians Dead (15 hours ago)
India-Pakistan tensions mount with mutual visa cancellations (17 hours ago)
India-Pakistan tensions mount with mutual visa cancellations (17 hours ago)
China Seeks Alliance with Canada to Counter U.S. Bullying (34 hours ago)
Canadian Delegates Step In at Pope Francis’s Funeral (34 hours ago)
Quebec enacts law to retain public-sector doctors (8 hours ago)
Former Alberta Minister Slams Health Contract Probe as ‘Whitewashing’ (10 hours ago)
Quebec Proposes Performance-Based Pay for Family Doctors (15 hours ago)
Pope Francis Farewell: Dignitaries and Crowds Honor His Legacy (1 hour ago)
Former Alberta Minister Slams Health Contract Probe as ‘Whitewashing’ (10 hours ago)
UPS finalizes major healthcare group acquisition deal for billions (16 hours ago)
Judge affirms potential death penalty for Kohberger case (6 hours ago)
BC smuggling sting leads to U.S. jail term (9 hours ago)
Rozon Family Divided Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations (10 hours ago)
Quebec enacts law to retain public-sector doctors (8 hours ago)
Montreal Buses Ditch “Go! Canadiens Go!” Messaging (14 hours ago)
Quebec Proposes Performance-Based Pay for Family Doctors (15 hours ago)
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is intended for general informational purposes only. While we strive for accuracy, we do not guarantee the completeness or reliability of the content. Users are encouraged to verify all details independently. We accept no liability for errors, omissions, or any decisions made based on this information.