Category: Quebec

You must have a Quebec Secondary School Diploma and have passed at least five Secondary V courses to be admitted into first year of university. Please note: All prerequisite courses for your chosen program must be Secondary V courses, unless otherwise indicated. Can you go to university without CEGEP in Quebec? Academic Background: You lack […]

An Act to amend the Professional Code and other legislative provisions as regards the health sector, commonly known as Bill 90, came into effect in 2003. It deals with 11 professions in the physical health field governed by professional orders, including nurses, nursing assistants and respiratory therapists. Why was bill 90 adopted? Definition: Law 90, […]

Class 5. Class 5 – Automobiles A Class 5 licence authorizes its holder to drive: an automobile, that is, a vehicle having 2 axlesClick for more information A crosspiece, located under a vehicle, to which are attached the wheels that support the vehicle. What are the classes of drivers license in Quebec? Classes for driving […]

I. The AZ license allows you to drive any motor vehicle, or truck and trailer combination, weighing more than 4,600kg or 10,000lb. The only exception are large passenger vehicles, such as busses, which require a separate C-Class certification. What does AZ license mean? An AZ license allows drivers to operate a vehicle that weighs over […]

In Quebec, there is no legal age for leaving a child home alone. However, you can be accused of negligence under the Youth Protection Act if they are under 12 and get seriously injured during your absence. At what age can a child be left home alone in Quebec? In Quebec, there is actually no […]

Other medical assessments are also required when the driver reaches ages 45, 55, 60, 65, and every two years thereafter. For drivers with licenses other than those mentioned above, no criteria applies. Therefore, there are no rules preventing a person with a hearing loss from driving a passenger vehicle in Quebec. Can deaf people legally […]

Quebec is the only Canadian jurisdiction where wearing headphones or earphones while riding a bike is illegal. And if you wanted to cut out the noise instead of cranking up some tunes, note that earplugs are banned too. Can you listen to music while biking Canada? Wearing headphones while cycling is legal, but not recommended. […]

In Québec, right-hand drive vehicles built less than 25 years ago can no longer be operated on public roadways, with some exceptions. Can you legally drive a right hand drive car in Canada? You may have been informed that right-hand-drive vehicles that are imported into Canada can automatically be driven on provincial roads. That is […]

A learner’s licence entitles you to drive a passenger vehicle on the road with a driving instructor as part of your practical course, or with an accompanying rider outside the course. You must be accompanied at all times while driving. Who can drive with a learner driver Quebec? always be accompanied by a person who […]

The course has a minimum duration of 39 hours: A 24-hour theoretical component, divided into 12 modules (2 hours per module) A 15-hour practical, on-road component (55-minute in-car sessions with an instructor) How long are driving classes Quebec? There are 12 theory modules and 15 in-car sessions, for a total of 24 hours of theory […]