Analysis: Dubé's health reform promises a revolution, but will he deliver?
Bill 15 is so complex that the opposition parties who attended a technical briefing demanded a second briefing just to figure it out.
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Bill 15 is so complex that the opposition parties who attended a technical briefing demanded a second briefing just to figure it out.
Quebec opposition party leaders are criticizing the government for the planned creation of a new agency called Santé Québec to manage the struggling health system.
With epidemiologists predicting further COVID-19 waves are imminent, the focus turns to what Quebec can do to prepare itself for the next surge.
The portrait of those dying in the current wave of COVID-19 is different than those who died last year. There are fewer seniors in institutions but more living on their own. Younger people who are not fully vaccinated are also among the fatalities.
In Quebec, more than 857,000 patients who are registered on the government's website for a family doctor, are still waiting to be matched. In some regions, depending on demand, the wait can drag on for years. So what can be done to fix it?