Quebec Minister Resigns Amid Controversy
Lionel Carmant, Minister of Social Services, has stepped down from his position in the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government.
Carmant made the announcement alongside Premier François Legault on Thursday morning, citing a difficult and heart-wrenching decision. He stated,
The last few weeks have been difficult and have led me to refocus my priorities.
Carmant's resignation comes as doctors in Quebec prepare a legal challenge against the province's special law, Bill 2, which imposes a salary structure on doctors.
Carmant will continue to sit as an Independent in the government.
Author's summary: Minister Lionel Carmant resigns from CAQ government.
- Lionel Carmant: former Minister of Social Services
- Premier François Legault: leader of the CAQ government
- Bill 2: special law imposing a salary structure on doctors in Quebec
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