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Liberal opposition demanding three CAQ ministers resign over SAAQclic fiasco

Éric Caire, Quebec's Minister responsible for Cybersecurity and Digital Technology, resigned due to criticism over his role in the SAAQclic debacle, which went hundreds of millions of dollars over budget and is not functioning properly according to the auditor general's report.
Premier François Legault announced Caire's resignation, emphasizing that it had become a distraction for his government.
Marc Tanguay, interim leader of the Quebec Liberal Party, stated that Caire had 'been caught red-handed' and called for his resignation, further igniting the controversy.
Caire defended his actions, claiming he did not hide cost overruns and ultimately decided to resign to benefit the government.

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CBC News

Quebec's minister responsible for digital tech resigns amid SAAQclic debacle

Éric Caire, Quebec's minister responsible for cybersecurity and digital technology, stepped down on Thursday after facing a wave of criticism for his role in the SAAQclic debacle.

13 hours ago·Canada

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La Presse

Fiasco SAAQclic的 Éric Cairo Announces His Resignation

A week-long controversy over SAAQclick, Minister Eric Cairo announced that he was resigning.

14 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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CTV News

Liberal opposition demanding three CAQ ministers resign over SAAQclic fiasco

In the wake of the digital conversion fiasco at the Quebec auto insurance board (Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec - SAAQ), the opposition is calling for the heads of three CAQ ministers.

Eric Cairo's head claimed: Legault accused of protecting his "chum"

The opposition parties are calling in the heart for the head of Minister Eric Cairo for the SAAQClic fiasco and accusing François Legault of protecting his "chum".

19 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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