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Quebec health care by the numbers: New interactive chart highlights surgery and ER delays, GP waiting lists
After two-plus years of releasing almost daily COVID-19 data, Quebec’s health ministry expanded the offering Tuesday, by introducing an interactive table that paints a portrait of the healthcare system as a whole. -
Research group says whales that turned up in Montreal haven't been seen since Sunday
A marine mammal research group is reporting that the two minke whales spotted near Montreal last week haven't been seen for more than 48 hours. -
West Montreal health board CEO will step down in July after scathing coroner's report
The head of a western Montreal regional health authority will step down at the end of her mandate in July following a damning report from the Quebec coroner. -
Montreal anti-racism task force parts ways with high-profile advocate
A high profile anti-racism advocate has parted ways with Montreal's anti-racism task force. -
Patrick Roy up for top Quebec Major Junior Hockey League general manager
Former Montreal Canadiens star goaltender Patrick Roy is among the finalists for the Maurice Fillion Trophy, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League announced Tuesday. -
How’s Montreal’s nightlife scene doing now that most restrictions are gone?
Ziggy Eichenbaum, owner of Ziggy's Pub -
Montreal police charge suspect in connection to multiple drive-by shootings
Montreal police (SPVM) announced Tuesday that they captured a fugitive they had been looking for since Jan. 22 in an apartment last Friday. -
Quebec road results were generally better in 2021, except for cyclists and other vulnerable road users
Last year's road toll in Quebec shows an 18 per cent decline in the number of people injured compared to the average for the previous five years, from 2016 to 2020. -
Tom Mulcair: Legault reverting to age-old sport of Anglo-bashing
Today, there are two pieces of Quebec legislation that target religious and linguistic minorities. These laws should concern all Canadians. While he often talks about rights, Justin Trudeau has chosen to stand there, arms folded, and do nothing to defend people whose freedoms are being affected. He appears to be afraid of displeasing François Legault, writes former NDP leader Tom Mulcair in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
