It is possible to close two lanes on the Pierre-Laporte bridge: Eric Duhaime continues his arguments

Montreal | Accusing the Legault government of a “lack of transparency,” Conservative leader Eric Duhaime noted that an independent body recently recommended to the Ministère des Transports du Québec (MTQ) to close two lanes on the Pierre-Laporte bridge.

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“What’s going on with the Pierre-Laporte bridge? what is the problem Why should we urgently stop work that is urgent? […] At an impromptu press meeting in Montreal on Friday afternoon, Mr. Duhaime said, “It’s not true that we can continue to tell people ‘don’t worry.’

According to him, “Yesterday the Prime Minister played with words [lors du Face-à-Face de TVA] To say no recommendation [de fermer deux voies]When in fact […] He didn’t tell the whole truth.”

Admitting that he did not have the report he was referring to, Mr. Duhaime said, “Proposal [de fermeture] Not from MTQ. She came from a company that did inspections.

Federalism

In another register, Eric Duhaime wondered whether the outgoing prime minister’s federalist faith, announced during Thursday evening’s debate, risks creating a rift in the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ). Mr Legault told the Liberals they had lost the monopoly of federalism.

“When I heard that, I was surprised at how Bernard Drainville reacted in his room. I think there’s going to be a little fracas at the CAQ soon,” quipped Mr Duhaime. Yesterday he [François Legault] He has said outright that he wants to replace the Liberal Party. He went too far in his statement anyway.

Although he was already an activist with the Bloc Québécois, the Conservative leader recalled that he was no longer in favor of Quebec sovereignty. “There will be no referendum on Quebec sovereignty under my leadership,” he reiterated. Quebecers had suffered enough from partition.