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institutions in Québec. These institutions are autonomous and do not operate under the authority of a school service centre or a school board. However, they also have the obligation to teach the …

which consists of ending a pregnancy. It is also referred to as termination of pregnancy (TP). In Quebec, abortion is a regulated and safe practice. There are two methods of abortion: medical…

Agreements and commitments International agreements and commitments The gouvernment enters into international commitments with other governments and with international organizations. Show more

Donating your body to science Program Objectives Donating your body to an academic institution so that when you die, it may be used for education or research. Show more Eligibility Anyone 14 years of…

In Québec, a person may decide to donate their organs and tissues after they die. Organ and tissue donation can save up to eight lives and restore health to another 20 people. Organ and tissue…

Organ and tissue donation is governed by sections 43, 44 and 45 of the Civil Code of Québec , which sets out the obligations surrounding the expression of consent and certain procedures associated…

For more information about organ donation, tissue donation or the Organ and Tissue Donation Registry, consult these organizations: Transplant Québec Organ donation info@transplantquebec.ca…

Register your consent There are three ways you can register your consent: Register your decision in the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec’s (RAMQ) Organ and Tissue Donation Registry Register…

The costs associated with organ and tissue donation for the donor (e.g., tests, transportation, repatriation of the body to Québec) are covered by health and social services institutions, Transplant…

Windstorms Windstorms are often associated with atmospheric depressions or localized weather phenomena. In Quebec, windstorms are defined as disturbances that meet the following criteria: Sustained…