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All bilingual towns in Quebec choose to keep right to serve people in English and French - Vimarsana News

All bilingual towns in Quebec choose to keep right to serve people in English and French

Under Quebec’s Bill 96, municipalities in which fewer than 50 per cent of citizens have English as a mother tongue could lose the right to communicate with residents in English.

Source: q107.com
All Quebec's bilingual towns resolve to keep right to operate in English and French - Vimarsana News

All Quebec's bilingual towns resolve to keep right to operate in English and French

MONTREAL - All Quebec municipalities that were at risk of losing their bilingual status under a provincial lan...

Source: panow.com
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COVID-19 booster shots available for all Quebec adults - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 booster shots available for all Quebec adults

All Quebec adults aged 18 and up can now register for their COVID-19 booster shots.

All Quebec classrooms to have CO2 monitors by December - Vimarsana News

All Quebec classrooms to have CO2 monitors by December

The equipment had originally been promised for the start of the school year. Now, it is to be added over the course of the autumn.

All of Quebec expected to leave highest COVID-19 alert level by June 7: Legault - Vimarsana News

All of Quebec expected to leave highest COVID-19 alert level by June 7: Legault

MONTREAL — All Quebec regions are expected to be out of the province's highest pandemic-alert level by June 7, Premier François Legault said Tuesday, as the situation in the province continued to improve. Pandemic restrictions across eight Quebec regions will be relaxed on May 31, Legault told reporters in Quebec City.   Five of those regions will move entirely from red to the orange level, under which in-person dining at restaurants is permitted and gyms can reopen. In three regions, Chaudière-Appalaches, Estrie and Bas-St-Laurent, several municipalities will remain at the red level whi...