27-10-2025 23:38 via cbc.ca

Some doctors eye leaving Quebec amid ‘insulting’ bill affecting their pay

The province’s health minister says the government’s motivation is Quebecers without access to a doctor after tabling a bill tying part of doctors’ pay to collective performance targets, forcing an end to their pressure tactics resisting such changes and imposing fines on those who attempt to leave the public system or the province.
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