Traduction de «quebec will again » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen Production Project | Euro-Quebec Hydro-Hydrogen project | EQHHPP [Abbr.]
projet d'hydrocarbures Euro-Québec | projet Euro-Québec Hydrohydrogène | EQHHPP [Abbr.]

boom again things will
recrudescence d'activité

Quebec Contingency Act (referendum conditions) [ An Act to establish the terms and conditions that must apply to a referendum relating to the separation of Quebec from Canada before it may be recognized as a proper expression of the will of the people of Quebec ]
Loi prévoyant le cas de tentative de séparation du Québec (conditions d'un référendum) [ Loi déterminant les conditions auxquelles un référendum sur la séparation du Québec du Canada doit satisfaire pour être considéré comme l'expression véritable de la volonté de la population du Québec ]

Who Will be Responsible for Providing Care? The Impact of the Shift to Ambulatory Care and of Social Economy Policies on Quebec Women [ Who Will be Responsible for providing Care? ]
Qui donnera les soins? Les incidences du virage ambulatoire et des mesures d'économie sociale sur les femmes du Québec [ Qui donnera les soins? ]

making appropriations available again
reconstitution de crédits

appropriation made available again
crédit reconstitué

Canada [ Newfoundland | Quebec ]
Canada [ Québec | Terre-Neuve ]

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

There ought to be an aerospace industry in Quebec, but as we have seen from the Boeing C-17 contract, there will be virtually no more aerospace investments in Quebec, once again, the choice of the Conservatives.
Finalement, il devait y avoir l'aéronautique au Québec, mais comme on a pu le constater avec le contrat des C-17 de Boeing, il n'y aura pratiquement plus d'investissements en aéronautique au Québec.

Like most people in my province, I am especially thrilled that Quebec will again be able to hold its head high within our federation, now that its distinct nature has been recognized nationally and internationally.
Comme la majorité des gens de ma province, je suis particulièrement ravie de me rendre compte que le Québec pourra à nouveau porter tête haute au sein de notre fédération, sa spécificité étant reconnue sur les scènes nationale et internationale.

As far as pensioners are concerned, they do not have to worry, I made that clear, and old age pensioners will not be affected, not in November and not in the finance minister's next budget. Mr. Michel Gauthier (Roberval, BQ): Mr. Speaker, will the Prime Minister admit that at the rate the federal government says it will cut transfers to the provinces, in other words, money used by the provinces for social programs and education, at the rate the federal government plans to cut these expenditures, according to our most accurate estimates-although the criteria have not yet been released, but we tried a series of criteria that seemed likely-we can say that in four years time, if Quebecers say no in the referendum and decide to stay in the federal system, in four years time the federal government will no longer pay a cent in transfer payments for social programs, education and social assistance, and on top of that, under the tax points system, Quebecers would again have to send part of the province's tax revenues to Ottawa to help fund social programs in the other provinces?
L'hon. Paul Martin (ministre des Finances et ministre chargé du Bureau fédéral de développement régional (Québec), Lib.): Monsieur le Président, selon le système actuel, il y a un déclin de l'argent qui devait être versé aux transferts aux provinces.

(1420) Right Hon. Jean Chrétien (Prime Minister, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, Quebecers must have liked Mr. Trudeau's speech, because they voted 60 per cent in favour of staying in Canada, and this year, Quebecers will again listen to the people in Quebec who want to stay in Canada.
(1420) Le très hon. Jean Chrétien (premier ministre, Lib.): Monsieur le Président, il faut croire que les Québécois ont aimé le discours de M. Trudeau, puisqu'ils ont voté à 60 p. 100 contre 40 p. 100 pour rester au Canada. Cette année, les Québécois écouteront encore les gens qui, au Québec, veulent rester au Canada.

Two months later, on June 19, 1997, Quebec MNAs again demonstrated their agreement on this matter by unanimously voting in favour of the legislation that will ensure the implementation of linguistic school boards and govern the place and role of confessionality in Quebec's school system.
Deux mois plus tard, soit le 19 juin 1997, les parlementaires québécois ont de nouveau témoigné de leur cohésion sur cette question en votant unanimement en faveur de la loi qui assurera la mise en place de commissions scolaires linguistiques et qui régira la place et le rôle de la confessionnalité dans le réseau scolaire du Québec.