It's been one year since the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Quebec. Here's a look back at the last year and the new hope the vaccination rollout is giving us.

Québec solidaire will ask Premier François Legault to integrate private clinics into the public network to counter the skyrocketing number of hospitalizations linked to COVID-19.

Orderlies say they are not getting paid what they have been promised, even though the government has made numerous public assurances.

The workers say contract negotiations with Quebec have hit a standstill and that already overwhelmed staff are continually being given more work to do.

Opposition leaders said Quebec mishandled the pandemic, which led to it being the hardest-hit province in Canada.

The Parti Quebecois says that for the first time, non-members will be able to cast a ballot for its leader.

The premier says there are several reasons why he believes a recent Leger poll found 70 percent of anglophones do not trust his government.

"We have strong women that have very important ministries," Isabelle Charest, minister for the status of women, said Friday morning.

Premier François Legault said naming a new director of the province's anti-corruption unit, UPAC, will mean the organization can "turn the page."

The Quebec government will table a long-term plan to help struggling news companies. On Monday, the government gave a $5 million dollar loan to Capitales Médias Group after it declared bankruptcy.