Quebec health
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Health-care and English-language rights advocates stress danger of Bill 96Doctors and other health-care advocates in Quebec say they are worried about the implications of Bill 96 on health care and social services for non-French-speaking citizens.CanadaMay 13
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Montrealer searching for nurse who cared for him over 30 years agoA Montrealer is hoping to find a nurse who helped care for him 36 years ago at the Montreal Children's Hospital and has become part of the family's history.CanadaMay 10
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Quebec presents plan to ‘overhaul’ long-term care for seniorsQuebec's minister responsible for seniors announced a plan with 25 measures to improve long-term care, including giving seniors more power over how they want to live their life.HealthMay 5
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Montreal long-term care home under investigation following complaintsAn investigation is underway at the Vigi Reine-Elizabeth seniors' home due to complaints filed by family members of residents since 2021.HealthMay 2
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Quebec doctors warn language Bill 96 could hurt patient careBill 96 would require public service providers to communicate exclusively in French with new immigrants beginning six months after their arrival.CanadaApr 14
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Herron care home was ‘deserted,’ even after health authority took over, recordings showEmails show that the regional health authority, West Island CIUSSS said they had taken over the Herron on March 29th, 2020 and things were "under control".PoliticsApr 7
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Quebec fails to deliver on promise to enshrine Indigenous cultural safety principle into law: MinisterQuebec has failed to deliver on its promise that it would enshrine in the law the principle of cultural safety for Indigenous communities.CanadaApr 2
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Quebec begins study of bill to end state of emergencyOn Thursday, the government got one step closer to ending the state of emergency as the health committee started studying Bill 28. But something was off even before it started.PoliticsMar 31
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COVID-19 spreading fast in Quebec’s Gaspé region, which was spared by last waveTransmission is highest in the touristic areas of Rocher-Percé and Îles-de-la-Madeleine, which have rates higher than 1,300 cases per 100,000 people.HealthMar 29
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‘The elephant gave birth to a mouse’: Quebec opposition parties slam health planFor the Liberals, the government's decision to backtrack on its promise to ensure a family doctor for every Quebecer is a tremendous mistake.CanadaMar 29
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