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6 statements matching your search. Results are shown by date; on the same date, parties alternate (alphabetical order) — not by relevance, importance or performance.

1. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Acknowledges the delays and points to the digital health record and medical agreements, but shows little of the link to concrete access.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Why believe their health care promises after eight years in power?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:✓Direct

   The response clearly identifies the requested position or information. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

2. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Cites 600,000 registrations, more appointments, and the drop in the surgery wait list of over a year.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Will the digital health record lead to more appointments?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:✓Direct

   The response clearly identifies the requested position or information. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

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3. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Promises one million additional hours and explains the expected effect on the network.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Will seniors really get more support after the reduction in hours?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:✓Direct

   The response clearly identifies the requested position or information. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

4. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Says it is a step forward and that it will be necessary to see how things develop on the ground, without demonstrating sufficiency.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Is one billion dollars enough to make up for the shortfall in home care?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:◐Partial

   An essential part receives a response, but a central element remains unanswered. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

5. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Shifts the answer toward the national labour shortage and training efforts.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Do the empty rooms in seniors' homes symbolize a CAQ failure?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:◐Partial

   An essential part receives a response, but a central element remains unanswered. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

   The response shifts the topic at a significant moment. A diversion is not a non-answer.

6. CAQChristine FréchetteSeptember 9, 2026Interview

   Issue: Health and social services

   Sets a public wait-time condition and provides for publicly funded private care when the wait is too long.

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   Question asked (summarized wording): Does her openness to private care contradict her government's front-line care policy?

   Event: Cinq chefs, une élection — interview with Christine Fréchette — Radio-Canada

   Nature: Response

   Response status:✓Direct

   The response clearly identifies the requested position or information. This status measures neither the quality, nor the truthfulness, nor the performance of the response. See the rules.

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