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"We lose and have lost patients more often at the Lakeshore than anywhere else," said patient-rights advocate Paul Brunet.

Marie-Frédérique Allard said little is done when patients breach conditions after being declared not criminally responsible.

NEW CASTLE — Southmont’s Marlin Williams (144) and Wyatt Woodall (215) have had a senior year to remember across the fall and now the winter. Heading into the New Castle semi-state on …

Quebecs tuition hikes and French requirements are among the factors weighing down the city’s growth rate — the worst of 13 major Canadian markets, a Conference Board of Canada report says.

Montreal anesthesiologist Harold Griffith changed the practice of surgery with the introduction of curare, a South American arrow poison.

They were offered a refund of the $200 they paid to meet Transport Minister Geneviève Guilbault, which will be donated to a local MADD branch.

An Angus Reid Institute survey suggests the province is home to the proudest Canadians.

Vaccine coverage is as low as 75 per cent in some schools, says Dr. Paul Le Guerrier, in charge of the immunization team at the Montreal public health department.

Chief executive Michael Rousseau faced a barrage of questions over reports of passenger mistreatment during the past year.

Deep Saini met with François Legault Monday but was tight-lipped on whether hed made any headway on tuition fees.