Kevin Smith Chartree was 27 years old when he died of COVID-19. The father of two had received just one dose of a vaccine when he received his positive diagnosis on Sept. 1.
The union made up of health-care technicians and others, which expressed its anger after the announcement of bonuses for nurses, has obtained the meeting it requested with the president of the Treasury Board, Sonia LeBel.
The Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (CDPQ) wants out of oil production by the end of 2022 and will devote a $10 billion envelope to decarbonize carbon-emitting industrial sectors.
A consultation with Quebec manufacturing companies on the subject of labour scarcity indicates that half of the positions to be filled pay $20 to $29 an hour.
The candidates vying for the title of Montreal mayor agree that parity and diversity play an important role in forming a government that is representative of the city.
Nearly a year after Quebec placed its largest cities under a partial lockdown in an effort to slow the rise of COVID-19 infections, experts say that this fall, there is reason for optimism.
With the rise in popularity of QR codes at restaurants and other businesses during the pandemic, privacy and cyber security experts are urging Canadians to be cautious in their use of the technology.
Ontario's proof-of-vaccination program doesn't have an official grace period, according to officials with the Ministry of Labour, making it unclear how or when the new rules will be enforced by the province.
As the world's nations prepare to gather for another climate summit next month in Glasgow, the OPEC oil cartel is reminding that, in their view, crude will continue to be the leading source of energy for decades, especially as the world's less-wealthy countries seek higher growth and standards of living.
