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Quebec seniors minister taking leave of absence, premier says

Marguerite Blais, Quebec’s minister responsible for seniors and informal caregivers, is taking a leave of absence. Premier François Legault told reporters in Amos, Que. that Blais will return to her office around Sept.

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