News
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Monkeypox outbreak: what you need to know
While the scientific community is trying to learn more and more about the monkeypox epidemic, federal public health has let the possibility of offering smallpox vaccines in Quebec linger. Here […]
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Protecting and cultivating peatlands to limit global warming
Today, more than a third of the last wetlands in the world have disappeared and are declining. of these environments continues to accelerate while protecting these spaces would limit global […]
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$7.5 billion in innovation to reduce the gap between Quebec and Ontario
Quebec's Minister of Economy and Innovation , Pierre Fitzgibbon. Quebec wants to at least halve the labor productivity gap with Ontario in the business sector. This is one of the […]
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COVID-19: the decline continues in Quebec, but the cases increase elsewhere, according to the WHO
While the World Health Organization de la Santé (WHO) notes an increase in new cases linked to COVID-19 in certain regions of the world, in Quebec, the situation is still […]
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Monkey pox: suspected cases in Montreal
Two parked ambulances. The Montreal Regional Public Health Department (DRSP) will provide an update Thursday morning on the suspected presence of cases of monkeypox in Montreal. This will be the […]
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$1 million to fund violence prevention research
Chantal Rouleau, Minister responsible for the Metropolis and the Montreal region. Quebec is granting $1 million to the Fonds de recherche du Québec–Société et culture (FRQSC) for the establishment of a […]
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Should we help our parents date?
Helping parents find love can be awkward, but it can also be a real helping hand. The Two Make a Pair (1995). The Parent Catcher (1998). The Perfect Man (2005). […]
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Is a 24 hour screen break too much for you?
A whole day without cellphones, computers, tablets and TVs is what the 24h de PAUSE offers, the second edition of which will be held on Sunday, May 22. Capsana's initiative, […]
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Inflation continues to rise in Quebec and Canada
The consumer price index (CPI) rose in April in Canada with an increase of 6.8% compared to compared to April 2021, reports Statistics Canada. This increase in the CPI is […]
