According to information first reported by There Press and endorsed by Radio-Canada, the law will specifically attack the “union straitjacket” to force union merging of seniority records to encourage labor mobility between plants. For example, an experienced care worker can

The authors address Prime Minister François Legault and Ministers Christian Dubé, Sonia LeBel and Eric Girard Posted at 9:00 am Koralie Yergeau Registered Nurse, Spokesperson for the Quebec Nursing Student Association (AESIQ) Isabelle Auclair President of the Graduate Student Association

During the pandemic, Ontario allowed residents without health insurance to be hospitalized for free. Health Secretary Sylvia Jones has indicated the exceptional measure will end on March 31. Toronto resident Rose Celeste hasn’t seen a doctor in years. As an

MONTREAL — An ophthalmologist and doctor from McGill University developed the first-ever visual acuity chart in indigenous syllabaries — an alphabet used in Inuktitut, Cree and Ojibwa — to improve access to eye care for the First Nations and Inuit

At a time when backsliding on women’s rights is multiplying worldwide, a Canadian province heralds a future without prescription contraception. This is a first in the country. British Columbia Treasury Secretary Katrine Conroy said everyone with health insurance will be

A study reports that UV lamps used for nail care cause genetic mutations in skin cells similar to those involved in the development of skin cancer. • Also read: [EN IMAGES] Le Manoir: polishes from here make your nails fall

MONTREAL — Family medicine continues to be shunned by students, laments the Federation of General Practitioners of Quebec (FMOQ), which is calling for action to make the specialty more attractive. At the end of the Canadian Resident Matching Service’s (CARMS)

In a statement, Health Secretary Sylvia Jones says the deal includes increased payments for certain OHIP-insured benefits, as well as eye exams for welfare recipients, without disclosing the amounts. The agreement also lists a number of eligibility changes, including people

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(Montreal) Family medicine continues to be shunned by students, laments the Federation of General Practitioners of Quebec (FMOQ), which is calling for action to make the specialty more attractive. Posted at 4:24pm Ugo Giguere The Canadian Press At the end