The Canada Council for the Arts credits it with using the terms “crazy” and “insane” to describe people struggling with mental health issues. A usage inspired by a fringe movement advocating the reappropriation of these originally pejorative words. However, the
So far, 55 Filipinos are working there, and a Quebec delegation is preparing to return to Asia to meet a new cohort of a few dozen candidates. They have industrial, mechanical, electrical, process engineering skills, operation of digitally controlled robots
Mental health mentors are now part of the staff of francophone schools in the District scolaire francophone Sud (DSFS). You will work with other mental health professionals to support and better equip students who feel the need. According to Marie-Josée
According to Statistics Canada, job vacancies rose 3.2% in June to a new high as employers tried to fill more than a million jobs for the third straight month. The federal agency says employers were actively trying to fill 1,037,900
The union claims that the health network’s situation is very fragile and that the risk of a permanent disruption in services looms over the region due to serious staff shortages. According to FIQ-SISSAT, the cancellation of a hundred nursing positions
It’s always sad when working in Canadian Francophonie to realize that despite your best efforts, you can’t stop this loss of dynamics in Francophonie.Nancy Juneau explained in an interview for Radio Canada. The French-Canadian Federation of Culture “promotes and defends
Small business owners now have a new platform specializing in workplace wellbeing, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) announced on Tuesday. • Also read: Inflation and labor shortages: The mental health of vulnerable entrepreneurs This initiative, developed in partnership
(Montreal) An agreement in principle was reached Thursday between Loto-Québec and the Quebec Government Workers’ and Employed Union (SPGQ), whose members went on strike earlier this month. Posted at 5:49 p.m This has been confirmed by Crown Corporation and SPGQ.
HHints, weight gain, insomnia… For several weeks, young patients with no medical history have been afflicted with a mysterious illness, reports the British daily The guard. This epidemic is currently raging in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, where almost
They also argue for the need for “minimal pan-Canadian health workforce data” and funding for strategies “to address workload and improve work-life balance for our health care workers.” Christine Kouri, Health and Diversity Equity Manager at CHEO, confirms that there