Québec is facing a systemic crisis fuelled by decades of underfunding, centralization and privatization. It’s time to change course – and we have bold, concrete solutions to suggest in order to put the public system back on an even keel. We’ll be presenting a new idea every month until the day of the provincial election on October 5, 2026.

Without bold political vision and proper investment, too many older adults find themselves without the care, services and support they need. It’s time to face this reality head on and break the silence so we can build a society where growing old with dignity is the rule, not the exception.

The Act to improve the transparency, governance and democratic process of various associations in the workplace was passed on April 1.

It sets out a number of measures that will affect union activities, particularly with regard to the presentation of financial statements, the use of financial resources and the introduction of so-called “optional” expenses.

This FAQ offers a summary to help clarify the changes introduced by this new law.

Technology is already part of our practices, but its use raises important questions. Whether we’re talking about data protection, the dehumanization of services or professional ethics, we need to define the place of technology in the health and social services system.