The APTS-FIQ Alliance received a new filing on the intersectoral matters from the employer party on May 21. The FIQ presented these offers to its delegates on May 26 at a virtual decision-making meeting. They unanimously rejected the proposal, calling it unacceptable and insulting.

Exhausted by tough working conditions that affect the quality and safety of patient care, healthcare professionals are demanding that things change in the healthcare network.

Regardless of what the government says, the FIQ president encourages its members to continue mobilizing until things change.

Rouyn-Noranda, Lévis, Terrebonne, Montréal, Québec, Rimouski, Trois-Rivières, Chicoutimi, Saint-Jérôme, Saint-Constant, Longueuil, Hull, Sherbrooke. Throughout Quebec, healthcare professionals from the FIQ took a few minutes of their precious time, on their lunch break or at the end of their shift today, to send a clear message to the government: they are dead tired.

Over a hundred people came out to protest in solidarity with healthcare professionals and workers at the Résidence Angelica, which is fighting against COVID-19.