> Right now the hospitals continue to be overloaded and so long as that is the case the government's health officials absolutely have a right to limit risky act

> Right now the hospitals continue to be overloaded and so long as that is the case the government's health officials absolutely have a right to limit risky activities that are likely to explode the amount of people going to the hospital. The hospitals here in Quebec have been overloaded and badly managed ever since I was of age to vote, and that's more than 20 years ago. Most hospitals here have been operating above 100% capacity (you can find this information btw) for years. Waiting time in ER are crazy and the time to see a doctor have been reported to take in average 15 hours and up to 20 hours (pre-covid data in 2019) [1]. God forbid if you need to be hospitalized, as it can reach 24-48 hours. Firing nurses over COVID measures before Christmas certainly didn't help, which is worth pointing out. The politicians are trying to shift the blame of the bad healthcare systems happening under their watch to COVID. [1]: https://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/2fe607e4-1054-4f10-9f56-703e28065245__7C___0.html https://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/2fe607e4-1054-4f10-9f56-703...