The lack of staff and the increase in hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in hospitals in the province are putting enormous pressure on health services, which will unfortunately be reduced in several regions during the weekend. • Read also: A young nurse who loves her job • Read also: How to prepare the next generation of … Read more
If the announcement of the introduction of a vaccine passport has convinced many people to be inoculated, other Quebecers are still reluctant in the face of vaccination. • Read also: Vaccine rush after passport announcement • Read also: COVID-19: the 4th wave settles in the country • Read also: Towards compulsory vaccination? : “We have … Read more
Young people are back on the job market to try to alleviate the labor shortage that currently affects all fields. • Read also: A recruitment company in Trois-Rivières itself forced to recruit internationally • Read also: Shortage of nurses in Estrie: “The TSO is killing the network!” • Read also: Abundance of low-paid jobs Despite … Read more
The CIUSSS de la Mauricie-et-du-Center-du-Québec maintains its call to customers who frequented the restaurant L’Amuse-gueule in Pierreville, between June 2 and June 7, to go for a preventive screening test at COVID-19 since infected people would have frequented the place. This appeal to all irritates the owner of the place, Martin Michaud, who claims to … Read more
The Archbishop of Sherbrooke, Mgr Luc Cyr, on Monday added his voice to those of religious leaders who are asking to be able to welcome more faithful in places of worship. In an interview with TVA Nouvelles, he supported his request by the upcoming opening of cinemas and the significant drop in COVID-19 cases in … Read more
While they were delighted to be able to reopen for the spring break, cinema owners could instead choose to remain closed. • Read also: Quebec will still remain confined It is that public health does not allow them for the moment to sell food on the spot, nor to the customers to consume it in … Read more
After having existed for decades in the most total indifference, the town hall of Sept-Îles has provoked many debates in recent weeks. Does the building have heritage value or not? The Ministry of Culture and Communications will decide soon. A request for the classification of the town hall under the heritage law was recently sent … Read more
Quebecers seem reluctant to want to denounce their neighbors who do not respect the sanitary rules during the Holidays. • Read also: COVID-19 offenders: the number of denunciations on the rise “Somewhere, that’s none of my business. If people are not responsible enough themselves, that’s their problem, ”said a man met by TVA Nouvelles. Thursday, … Read more
The Quebec population generally respects the COVID-19 prevention guidelines, except that which relates to the wearing of a mask, indicates a survey published Friday by the Canadian Medical Association. • Read also: Mask makes communication difficult for the hearing impaired • Read also: Wearing the mask required by public transit users According to the survey … Read more
The Quebec government is taking measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. TVA Nouvelles visited the facilities of the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, one of the four hospitals designated to receive patients who may be infected. Negative pressure chambers are designed to prevent viruses and other infectious particles from spreading and contaminating staff … Read more