In a letter to the Committee on Planning and the Public Domain, the Québec Ombudsperson commented on Bill 85, Act to facilitate the conduct of the 7 November 2021 municipal general election in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Message by the Québec Ombudsperson on March 11, the National Day of Remembrance for COVID-19 victims.
On March 8, 2021, the Québec Ombudsperson sent the Committee on Public Finance a letter concerning Bill 74, Act to give effect to fiscal measures announced in the Budget Speech delivered on 10 March 2020 and to certain other measures.
Many parents and legal guardians qualify for the tax credit for childcare expenses. Here are the main requirements.
On March 3, 2021, the Québec Ombudsperson sent a letter to the Committee on Public Finance concerning Bill 82, Act respecting mainly the implementation of certain provisions of the Budget Speech of 10 March 2020.
A citizen who was very ill went to a hospital emergency room. However, he was refused care because he did not have his health insurance card. He complained to the Protecteur du citoyen.
Has telework become a way of life for you because of the pandemic? Look on the bright side—some telework expenses are tax-deductible.
Because of a missing document, a man’s application for the Québec Selection Certificate was refused. Yet, he really had sent the document in question. He complained to the Protecteur du citoyen.
In certain situations, Student Financial Assistance allows to you postpone repayment of your student debt. However, there are conditions.
On February 1, 2021, the Québec Ombudsperson sent the Committee on Planning and the Public Domain a letter about an amendment to Bill 67. The amendment is in response to a recommendation in her report entitled Private seniors’ residences: more than just rental businesses.
