US EditionThe Government of Quebec Does Not Do Enough for Teenagers, According to a Survey
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EnBeauce.comAbout half of Quebecers feel that the provincial government is not doing enough for teenagers, according to a recent Léger poll commissioned by the Regroupement des maisons des jeunes du Québec (RMJQ). One year after the provincial elections, the RMJQ asks political parties to commit to the issues affecting these young people. The Regroupement shares the data from this survey as the 28th Youth Home Week begins, which will run until October 19. T…
MONTREAL — About half of Quebecers believe that the provincial government is not doing enough for teenagers, according to a recent Léger poll commissioned by the Regroupement des maisons des jeunes du Québec (RMJQ). One year after the provincial elections, the RMJQ asks political parties to commit to the issues affecting these young people. The Regroupement shares the data from this survey as the 28th Youth House Week begins, which will run unti…
About half of Quebecers feel that the provincial government is not doing enough for teenagers, according to a recent Léger poll commissioned by the Regroupement des maisons des jeunes du Québec (RMJQ)
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