Upset with new doctor law, students at all four Quebec medical schools vote to strike

Students at all four medical schools in Quebec are expressing their discontent by voting for an unlimited general strike against a new provincial law that links part of doctors' pay to their performance. This decision highlights the growing tensions between medical students and the government, as they fear that such a law could undermine the quality of healthcare and the training they receive. The strike could have significant implications for the healthcare system in Quebec, as it raises questions about the future of medical education and patient care.