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Back to Profile of the Nations Inuit Population and territory In Québec, the majority of Inuit live in Nunavik, a vast territory located north of the 55th parallel. The population of Nunavik, home of…

Back to Profile of the Nations Crees (Eeyou) Population and territory With some 21,065 members, the Crees are among the most populous Indigenous nations in Québec. The nine Crees communities are…

Back to Profile of the Nations Micmac (Mi’kmaq) Population and territory Québec is home to about 7,816 Mi’kmaq, which are split into three groups. On the Gaspé Peninsula, the community of Listuguj is…

Chronic pain On this page: Description Pain management When to consult People at risk Help resources Description Chronic pain is pain that lasts at least three months or beyond the normal healing…

At its discretion, the court may rule on the amount of time the temporary representative has to perform the act. If the duration is not indicated in the judgment, the temporary representation will…

An application for temporary representation can be filed with the court by the person concerned, by someone close to them, or by any other interested party, including the Curateur public. The person…

On this page: Description Risk factors Supporting someone who is at risk of becoming homeless Help and resources Description Québec’s national policy to fight homelessness – Together to avoid and get…

Applying for firearm registration as a citizen You must apply to register your firearm as soon as you take possession of it. Service in English Service in English is reserved for individuals covered…

Selling, giving away, or disposing of a deceased person's firearm When a person dies, the liquidator of the succession is responsible for administering the deceased's property. If the deceased owned…

Selling, giving away, or disposing of a firearm as a citizen If you wish to transfer or sell a firearm, you must file a notice of transfer of ownership. If the firearm has never been registered, a…