Scotland 2016, the province's business development agency. Daoust was appointed to cabinet as minister of the economy in April 2014. Under Daoust, the government aided Bombardier by investing $1 billion in the Quebec multinational to help it develop the CSeries aircraft, a decision that was criticized by the public. Daoust was also economy minister when Quebec hardware chain Rona was sold to American investors. Daoust occupied that position until 2016. After a cabinet shuffle by Premier Philippe Couillard, Daoust became transport minister, when incumbent Robert Poëti returned to the back benches. During his time in the transport portfolio, Daoust presided 	Jacques Daoust
23461265	over the penetration of Uber into Quebec and its negative impact on the province's taxi industry. That led to Daoust resigning in August 2016. Daoust, a native of Verdun, QC, died after suffering a stroke. He was 69 years old. Jacques Daoust Jacques Daoust (February 17, 1948 – August 3, 2017) was a Canadian politician in Quebec, who was elected to the National Assembly of Quebec in the 2014 election. He represented the electoral district of Verdun as a member of the Quebec Liberal Party until his resignation in August 2016. Daoust obtained a bachelor of arts degree from the 	Jacques Daoust
23461266	Scotland 2016 Scotland 2016 Scotland 2016 is a news and current affairs programme from BBC Scotland News, presented by Sarah Smith and Jonathan Sutherland. Starting 28 May 2014, it was called Scotland 2014 before being renamed to reflect the year. It replaced Newsnight Scotland" as BBC Scotland's flagship political programme. The half-hour programme aired from 10.30pm Monday to Thursday, opposite STV's "Scotland Tonight", with "Newsnight" being broadcast in Scotland at 11pm. History. "Scotland 2014" was announced in February 2014, part of a major shake-up in BBC Scotland News and current affairs programme in the run up to  the 2014 Scottish independence referendum. It was initially scheduled to run until October of that year. The BBC stated the series "will demonstrate how Scotland impacts on national and global events and how national and global events impact on Scotland." Presenter Sarah Smith relocated to Scotland from London. In mid-2016 it was thought that the average audience was around 35,000. On 21 June 2016 the BBC announced that the show was being discontinued. After its summer break the series returned on 22 August 2016 albeit only being broadcast three nights a week. In January 2017, the BBC announced its replacement  called "Timeline" broadcasting once a week. Scotland 2016 Scotland 2016 is a news and current affairs programme from BBC Scotland News, presented by Sarah Smith and Jonathan Sutherland. Starting 28 May 2014, it was called Scotland 2014 before being renamed to reflect the year. It replaced "Newsnight Scotland" as BBC Scotland's flagship political programme. The half-hour programme aired from 10.30pm Monday to Thursday, opposite STV's "Scotland Tonight", with "Newsnight" being broadcast in Scotland at 11pm. History. "Scotland 2014" was announced in February 2014, part of a major shake-up in BBC Scotland News and current affairs