Nurses join picket lines on Montreal's West Island

Nurses join picket lines on Montreal's West Island

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“Enough is enough,” said Danielle Roy, a nurse and FIQ union member, when protesting on Montreal's West Island against the working conditions as more healthcare workers joined picket lines across Quebec on Thursday. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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