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Quebec will spend $57.5 million to support social pediatrics centres - Vimarsana News

Quebec will spend $57.5 million to support social pediatrics centres

In response to recommendations of the Laurent Commission, Quebec is announcing $57.5 million in support for the network of community-based social pediatric centres. At a news conference on Monday morning at the La Ruelle d'Hochelaga community social pediatric centre, Minister for Families Suzanne Roy and Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant made the announcement.

Quebec wants to recruit foreign daycare workers, critics say it won't be easy - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec wants to recruit foreign daycare workers, critics say it won't be easy - Montreal

The recruitment will be done by daycares themselves in partnership with a government-led initiative. But critics fear it won't be easy to convince people to immigrate.

Quebec daycare worker allegedly gave melatonin to children without parental consent - Vimarsana News

Quebec daycare worker allegedly gave melatonin to children without parental consent

Police in Trois-Rivières, Que., have opened a criminal investigation into a daycare worker allegedly giving melatonin to children without their parents’ consent, Radio-Canada reports.

Source: cbc.ca
Legault defends proposed wage increase for Quebec MNAs - Vimarsana News

Legault defends proposed wage increase for Quebec MNAs

Quebec Premier François Legault says courage was necessary to propose raising the salaries of provincial politicians by $30,000.

Environmental/Wild Horse Advocates File Lawsuit Over Government Plan to Eradicate One-Third of Wyoming's Wild Horse Population - Vimarsana News

Environmental/Wild Horse Advocates File Lawsuit Over Government Plan to Eradicate One-Third of Wyoming's Wild Horse Population

Today, a coalition of wild horse advocates, environmentalists, and academics filed suit in the US District Court for the District of Wyoming against the US Department of the Interior over a federal plan that would result in the largest-ever eradication of federally protected wild horses and elimination of 43% of designated wild horse habitat in the Red Desert area of Wyoming.