FTQ President Magali Picard Seeks Second Term
Thursday, May 8, 2025, 2:21 pm
Magali Picard is set to pursue a second mandate at the helm of Quebec’s largest union. With a blend of confidence and determination, she’s ready to continue leading amidst challenges, proving that even in the world of labor politics, a little ambition can go a long way.
Le congrès de la FTQ aura lieu en novembre. Pour l’instant, on ne lui connaît pas d’opposant.
La présidente de la FTQ, Magali Picard, va solliciter un second mandat à la tête de la plus grande centrale syndicale du Québec.
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