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As the new parliamentary year gets underway, the Impact Public Affairs team would like to share some of the issues to keep an eye on in the Salon rouge - the new location that will welcome MNAs for the next two years, following renovations to the traditional Salon bleu. With François Legault's minis
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www.newswire.caWhen MNAs return to Quebec City on Feb. 9, they'll face issues that could distinguish their parties from one another in ways not seen since the Couillard government took office.
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