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Quebec medical students vote for unlimited strike over bill restricting pay and training autonomy.
Medical students at all four Quebec medical schools have voted to authorize an unlimited general strike over Bill 2, a new law linking doctors’ pay to performance targets and increasing government control over medical training.
The legislation, which imposes potential daily fines of up to $20,000 for coordinated actions, has drawn widespread criticism for restricting professional autonomy and freedom of association.
The provincial medical student federation and specialists’ group have launched legal challenges to suspend parts of the law, while Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant resigned amid backlash.
Though Université Laval students cannot officially endorse strikes, they support non-disruptive protests.
The controversy has intensified debate over government oversight in healthcare and the future of medical education in Quebec.
Los estudiantes de medicina de Quebec votan por una huelga ilimitada por el proyecto de ley que restringe la autonomía salarial y de capacitación.