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2026-06-14 — Daily report — Quebec ERs show a 12% drop in stretcher occupancy over the last 11 days, despite critical overcrowding in Laval and Montreal.

Generated on 2026-06-14

Key Takeaways

  • •Wait times have decreased significantly, with 1,218 patients waiting compared to 1,460 earlier in the day and 1,414 eleven days ago.
  • •Laval faces the highest pressure with a 122% stretcher occupancy rate at Hôpital de la Cité-de-la-Santé.
  • •The Laurentides and Montérégie regions remain under strain, reporting 105% and 95% occupancy respectively.

The emergency room situation in Quebec for June 14, 2026, shows a general downward trend in volume compared to the previous 11-day period. Current data from urgencesquebec.com indicates 1,218 patients are waiting for care, a decrease of 196 since June 4th. Total stretcher occupancy across the province has also seen a significant 12-percentage-point improvement, dropping from 82% to 70% in that same timeframe.

While provincial averages are improving, localized pressure remains severe in specific sectors. Laval is currently the most congested region, centered on Hôpital de la Cité-de-la-Santé which is operating at 122% capacity. Montreal and Montérégie also report high occupancy levels above 90%, whereas regions like Mauricie et Centre-du-Québec are currently reporting minimal to no wait times.

· MSSS hourly file · Données Québec