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Lets get to it on a day that saw a strong jobs report. One group of stocks hitting a new low, that would be retail. The etf that tracks retail hit a low today. Is the consumer in bigger trouble than we think . Lets find out right now . Dan, what do you think . I dont think theyre in any more trouble than we thought all along. The u. S. Consumer has not been strong here. This week is a great example of a lot of fairy tales. Bull market fairy tales have been pokesed. Today is a great example to yo...

Montreal opposition wants the city to hold consultations in collaboration with the boroughs and the STM, and to also establish a seniors council to advise the administration.

"Nobody wants to talk about the way the elderly are treated in ERs," said a veteran Montreal nurse. "Absolutely, theyre suffering. And nothing is being done about it."

Quebec is evaluating the possibility of mandating generators in private seniors' homes. Currently, 47 per cent of Quebec's private seniors' residences don't have an emergency generator, Radio-Canada has learned.

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The Comité des usagers du CSSS de Laval welcomed Me Garzon, a crusading young lawyer whose employer, Laval-based Ménard Martin, is well-known for its legal defence of users of Quebec’s public health care system.

Two Université Laval students are living in a Quebec City seniors’ residence as part of an intergenerational cohabitation program.

A Quebec company that runs over 48 seniors homes has filed for creditor protection, leaving residents uneasy about the future. In a note sent to over 14,000 seniors on Nov. 14, Selection Retraite said the request is a product of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation and hiked interest rates, but stressed that it would not impact services.

A Quebec company that runs over 48 seniors homes has filed for creditor protection, leaving residents uneasy about the future. In a note sent to over 14,000 seniors on Nov. 14, Selection Retraite said the request is a product of the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation and hiked interest rates, but stressed that it would not impact services.