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COVID-19: Outaouais crosses the milestone of 50 confirmed cases
The Outaouais region has 12 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, bringing the total to 50 cases in the region. C ette increase of 32% is higher than 21% […]
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COVID-19: Banks Did Not Cut Ottawa Demand Interest Rates
Banks have still not heeded the federal government’s call to cut their credit card interest rates. At a press conference on Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said his government is […]
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Statement of offense to drug dealer for “non-essential trade”
Hamilton police killed two birds with one stone on Friday by laying charges of trafficking against an alleged drug dealer, but also by giving him – since we were there […]
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No modification to the access rights of a parent in the absence of symptoms, decides a judge
The coronavirus pandemic is not a sufficient reason to modify a parent’s access rights, in the absence of any symptoms, ruled the Superior Court. The Superior Court of Quebec had […]
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COVID-19: acceleration of domestic production of medical equipment
At a time when Quebec is worried about a possible shortage of masks, Ottawa says it will do everything necessary to buy abroad and produce domestic medical equipment in large […]
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An Ontarian intercepted at 170 km / h at Pocatiere
An Ontario driver was intercepted by agents of the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) on Highway 20 at La Pocatière, Monday around 3:30 p.m. The 28-year-old man was traveling at 170 […]
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COVID-19: an employee of a residence for the elderly in Gaspesie hospitalized in Quebec
An employee of the Manoir du Havre, a private residence for the elderly located in Maria, in the Gaspé Peninsula, was hospitalized in Quebec because she suffers from COVID-19. Meanwhile, […]
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COVID-19 kills six new people in Quebec; concern for medical equipment
Quebec has six new deaths from COVID-19. Here are the main points from the March 31 press conference by Prime Minister François Legault, accompanied by Minister of Health Danielle McCann […]
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Trade union negotiations, authoritarian governance and social rights
Despite its dominance over world news, the pandemic cannot paralyze all political and economic activities. This is how the government of Quebec went from the idea of suspending negotiations for […]
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Teleworking creates stress for state employees
Teleworking generates a lot of stress and anxiety among workers in the Quebec public service at this time of pandemic. The Union of Public Employees (SFPQ) conducted a survey of […]
