Aaron Derfel is a health journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He covers a range of topics including health and wellness, the healthcare system, and social issues, with a particular focus on Canada, Quebec, and Montreal. His work has been featured in several publications, including the Edmonton Journal, Toronto Sun, and Ottawa Citizen.
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Aaron Derfel's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in Canada, Quebec, and Montreal. His articles cover topics such as crime, police investigations, healthcare issues within the Quebec healthcare system, and COVID-19 related developments.
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By: Aaron Derfel
"Ben non!" tweeted Liberal MNA and former Hab Enrico Ciccone. Less than a week after the Coalition Avenir Québec government spent $7 million
By: Aaron Derfel
Today, nearly 1.9 million Quebecers who are at least 20 years old do not have access to a family doctor.
By: Aaron Derfel
"We know what it's like for women to wait. We get calls. They ask, 'What do we do?'," says a Breast Cancer Action Quebec adviser. "But the more important thing is, what the heck is going on?"
The austerity measures are being driven by concerns that American bond-rating agencies might lower Quebec's credit rating.
By: Aaron Derfel
Even in the absence of direct cuts to services, health-care managers have expressed concern that any dramatic reduction in spending would inevitably result in problem with access.
"We are pleased to see some clarification brought to what was a confusing situation in terms of who could access what services in which language," the QCGN says.
"Is violence and intimidation the new normal or can mayor Plante turn this around and give the police her full support so that they restore order?"
By: Aaron Derfel
Obstetrician-gynecologist delayed too long in delivering baby, causing child cerebral palsy
Quebec’s emergency rooms are not prepared to deal with the influx of older, frailer patients.
By: Aaron Derfel
The suspects hurled concrete blocks at the Palais des congrès and smashed windows with hammers
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