(Quebec) The main organization responsible for reviewing the performance of the health network believes that the bill to improve access to health data does not give it the freedom to fully exercise its mandate. Posted at 5:59pm Health and Welfare

Faced with the extreme cold that will hit the province, Quebecers must protect themselves to avoid frostbite and other diseases caused by low temperatures. Here are some tips. If you have to leave the house, you have to think of

He was born in Saint-Boniface in 1934 and died in Toronto on Tuesday morning at the age of 88. Mr. Desautel has donated tens of millions of dollars to several post-secondary institutions in Canada, including the University of Manitoba, Université

MONTREAL – Good news is never too much on the healthcare network and we must take the time to highlight it. The College of Physicians of Quebec said Monday there were 210 more active physicians in the province than last

The union fears that the large deficit is expected from the ZISS de la Gaspésie does not force the organization to cut budgets if Quebec does not support them financially. Such a deficit was caused by independent work, according to

MONTREAL – Opposition parties are calling for concrete action in the face of the coalition avenir Québec government’s glaring failure to recruit nurses abroad. On the part of the official opposition, health spokesman André Fortin speaks of a “particularly depressing”

Doctors from Quebec, like their counterparts elsewhere in Canada, complain that the paperwork and unnecessary administrative tasks are too numerous and prevent them from taking care of the patients. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) agrees. He estimates that

Exercise is very important to me, but by the time I turned 50 I started having back problems and gradually it got worse and I was really out of shape.explains the pensioner. Markus Shupe therefore began to walk frequently and

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today issued the following statement on the death of Hazel McCallion: “Today I join the people of Ontario and Canada in mourning the loss of Hazel McCallion, a longtime mayor of Mississauga. “My dear friend Hazel

Worryingly, there isn’t necessarily a long-term plan for reducing this traffic.responds Laura Minet, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Victoria. In their opinion, proposals to build more highways are not feasible because The more space there is