Month: September 2020
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covid19
20 doctors and academics urge Doug Ford to avoid full lockdown
A letter signed by 20 physicians and academics in the field of medicine is urging Premier Doug Ford to avoid…
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gaspesie
Death of Joyce Echaquan: the next steps according to Michèle Audette
The circumstances of Joyce’s death Echaquan stirred up a wave of indignation and sadness in Quebec. How did you react…
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The PLQ tables a bill on regional air transport
The bill presented in the morning by the transport spokesperson and the leader of the official opposition, Pierre Arcand and…
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François Legault clarifies the rules for hunters from red zones | Coronavirus
From midnight, hunters from red zones will have the right to go to zones with a lower alert level. However,…
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The Future of Confederation Debate
As the Trudeau government makes vague claims of “transitioning to a green economy” or “moving towards clean energy,” Albertans and…
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COVID-19: The balance sheet and tensions increase in Baie-des-Chaleurs | Coronavirus
The Union of Nurses, Auxiliary Nurses and Respiratory Therapists of Eastern Quebec (SIIIEQ-CSQ) believes that the CISSSIntegrated health and social…
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Energy
Affordable energy group warns Liberal renewable plan would raise heating costs by 60%
A new Liberal green policy could increase Canadians’ home heating bills by an average of 60%, an advocacy group warns.…
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The worst tourist season since 1996 in the Îles-de-la-Madeleine | Coronavirus
The archipelago received 29,500 visitors between early July and mid-September, a decrease of 50% from last year. Of this number,…
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Nearly 12,000 homes without electricity in Est-du-Québec
More than 10,000 homes are deprived of electricity in Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie. Source link
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Government debt reaches $1.45 trillion: Parliamentary Budget Office
According to the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO), Canada has $1.45 trillion worth of debt under Justin Trudeau’s watch. According to…
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Foreign Affairs
Ontario Legislature backs down on flying Chinese flag after public pushback
The Ontario Legislature has reversed its decision to allow a group with close ties to the Chinese government to fly…
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Renaming Dundas St and other Toronto assets would impact city’s transit system
A Toronto plan to rename Dundas St. and similarly-named city assets would lead to extensive changes to the city’s transit…
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More than 10,000 homes without electricity in Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie
Hydro-Québec expects to be able to restore power by 2:30 p.m. for the majority of outages, half of which are…
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Two new deaths linked to COVID-19 in Gaspésie | Coronavirus
These new deaths bring the number of residents of the CHSLDResidential and long-term care center of Maria who succumbed to…
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COVID-19 in Quebec: New Brunswick hospitals take precautions | COVID-19 in the Atlantic
The increase in the number of people living with COVID-19 in Quebec is pushing the Vitalité Health Network in New…
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Fort-Prével season report
The Fort-Prével golf course. Photo: Archives The Fort-Prével Golf Club has had a better season than last year despite the…
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The Saint-Alphonse – Nouvelle Volunteer Center forced to restrict its services | Coronavirus
Beneficiaries living at home and in private seniors’ residences will therefore no longer be able to receive the accompaniment and…
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gaspesie
Haute-Gaspésie in search of doctors
However, this state of affairs is not of great concern, as the context is very different today. The prefect of…
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