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June 12, 2019 6:52 pm EST.
Quebec's lifting the confidentiality seal on more than 300,000 adoption cases on June 16. Alyssia Rubertucci has more on how this will help adoptees find their birth parents.

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Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

"The CAQ has played all their cards," PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly's final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Montreal STM OT strike: Union says public will feel ‘no effect’

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Agreement could offer 500,000 more Quebecers family doctor

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“It’s a way to give back to society,” said volunteer Daniel Handfield, who helped prepare holiday baskets for Moisson Montréal’s large-scale distribution to families facing rising food insecurity.

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Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

"The CAQ has played all their cards," PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly's final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Montreal STM OT strike: Union says public will feel ‘no effect’

“For sure, for the population, there will be no effect,” said François Enault, 1st vice-president of the CSN, noting that the STM OT strike targets the employer without disrupting commuters, despite warnings of missing buses and service delays.

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Agreement could offer 500,000 more Quebecers family doctor

“Win for patients,” said Paul Brunet, from the Council for the Protection of Patients, about the agreement in principle between family doctors and the CAQ government that could offer 500,000 more Quebecers a family doctor. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Moisson Montréal launches holiday basket drive amid rising food need

“It’s a way to give back to society,” said volunteer Daniel Handfield, who helped prepare holiday baskets for Moisson Montréal’s large-scale distribution to families facing rising food insecurity.

2h ago

2:30
Quebec National Assembly session ends: year in review

“The CAQ has played all their cards,” PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Friday at the National Assembly’s final session before the winter break. His party leads the polls at around 40 per cent since early December. Zachary Cheung reports.

1h ago

1:19
Montreal STM OT strike: Union says public will feel ‘no effect’

“For sure, for the population, there will be no effect,” said François Enault, 1st vice-president of the CSN, noting that the STM OT strike targets the employer without disrupting commuters, despite warnings of missing buses and service delays.

3h ago

3:13
Agreement could offer 500,000 more Quebecers family doctor

“Win for patients,” said Paul Brunet, from the Council for the Protection of Patients, about the agreement in principle between family doctors and the CAQ government that could offer 500,000 more Quebecers a family doctor. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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