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Quebec bans access to more forests as fires burn - Vimarsana News

Quebec bans access to more forests as fires burn

Quebec's fire authority says it's unable to bring all 153 fires burning in the province under control. It says it can only attack between 20 to 30 fires at a time until reinforcement arrives.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec fire authorities say they're unable to bring all fires under control - Vimarsana News

Quebec fire authorities say they're unable to bring all fires under control

Quebec's fire authority says it's unable to bring all 153 fires burning in the province under control. It says it can only attack between 20 to 30 fires at a time until reinforcement arrives.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec fire authorities say they're unable to bring all fires under control - Vimarsana News

Quebec fire authorities say they're unable to bring all fires under control

Quebec's fire authority says it's unable to bring all 143 fires burning in the province under control. It says it can only attack between 20 to 30 fires at a time until reinforcement arrives.

Source: cbc.ca
Concerns over Abitibi-Temiscaminque's lack of representation in Quebec cabinet - Vimarsana News

Concerns over Abitibi-Temiscaminque's lack of representation in Quebec cabinet

Officials in Abititi-Témiscamingue, Que. are mobilizing in an effort to correct the region's lack of representation in Premier Francois Legault's cabinet.

Quebec election: PQ proposed $500 to improve long-term care home services - Vimarsana News

Quebec election: PQ proposed $500 to improve long-term care home services

The Parti Québécois (PQ) has pledged to increase funding for the province's long-term care homes (CHSLDs) by $500 million per year to make them the "true gateway" to the health-care network, particularly in rural areas.