In total, nearly 910,000 Quebecers were waiting for a consultation with a specialist as of May 31, the latest date for which ...

The successful candidate will also enjoy six weeks of vacation, a $610 monthly car allowance, a potential monthly housing allowance of $1,573 and an annual expense account of $4,830.

Last month, mayors in 14 Nunavik communities alleged there were budget cuts to the health board and demanded for them to be ...

The Montreal Sexual Assault Centre announced it will end a key support service for teams assisting sexual assault victims in Quebec following a funding cut by Santé Québec. These designated ...

Quebec wants to give Santé Québec, the new agency being set up under Bill 15 to administer the health system, the power to revoke the right to offer such services for institutions in areas where ...

Santé Cannabis, the only no-fee medical cannabis service covered by Quebec's public health insurance, is in trouble and suspended treatment for new patients due to a lack of funding.

The agency is a key part of the Quebec government’s plan to reform the province’s health-care system and improve access to services.

The Legault government will require Quebec-trained doctors, both general practitioners and specialists, to work in the public health-care system for the first five years of their careers, under ...

Every summer, the Montreal Children's Hospital Emergency Department treats more than 4,000 children and teens with assorted ...

The Administrative Labour Court has just issued its decision regarding the essential services – which are very extensive – ...

The agency is a key part of the Quebec government’s plan to reform the province’s health-care system and improve access to services.

Quebec wants to force new doctors to work in public system after graduating By taking this approach, Quebec aims to curb the growing trend of doctors leaving for the private sector.