Useful tips

Is someone close to you no longer able to take care of themselves? Can they no longer manage their property? You can help them. Here’s how.

Have you reported a wrongdoing in relation to a public body and subsequently suffered reprisals? The Protecteur du citoyen offers whistleblowers enhanced protection against reprisals. Here’s what you need to know.

Your health insurance card allows you to receive health care and services free of charge in Québec. However, if you forget or lose your card, the situation may be different. Here’s what you need to know.

Does your landlord want to increase your rent or make other changes to your lease? As of December 2024, there are new obligations for the landlord to meet.

On December 1, 2024, Santé Québec became responsible for health and social services network operations.

If you’ve been subjected to sexual violence, it’s up to you to decide whether to lodge a complaint. There’s no time limit for doing so, and there are legal remedies available.

Since October 30, 2024, it’s been possible to request medical aid in dying even though you don’t want to receive it soon. Several conditions apply.

In the event of separation or death, de facto spouses don’t have the same rights as married couples. Here's what you need to know.

Are you a senior who would like to move out of your home for a living environment adapted to your needs? Are you looking for a place for a loved one? Here's what you need to know.