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The PQ’s new superminister will be in charge of planning Quebec’s next referendum

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon gives Gentilcore a broad portfolio as the Parti Québécois prepares consultations and a referendum campaign.

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OTTAWA — Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will have his very own “superminister.” Catherine Gentilcore, the member of the National Assembly for Terrebonne, will be juggling the crucial jobs of Quebec deputy premier, minister of immigration and integration and minister responsible for securing Quebec’s independence. On top of that, she will be acting as the […]

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·Montreal, Canada
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The PQ’s new superminister will be in charge of planning Quebec’s next referendum

OTTAWA — Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will have his very own “superminister.” Catherine Gentilcore, the member of the National Assembly for Terrebonne, will be juggling the crucial jobs of Quebec deputy premier, minister of immigration and integration and minister responsible for securing Quebec’s independence. On top of that, she will be acting as the […]

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TVA Nouvelles broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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