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2026-06-28 — Daily report — Emergency room pressure eases across Quebec with a 39% reduction in patients waiting compared to ten days ago.

Generated on 2026-06-28

Key Takeaways

  • •Stretcher occupancy has decreased by 6 percentage points over the last 10 days to 75%.
  • •Laval and Montérégie remain critical zones with occupancy rates of 120% and 111% respectively.
  • •The number of patients waiting has seen a significant decline from 1,260 to 769 compared to mid-June.

Current data from urgencesquebec.com suggests a general improvement in Quebec's emergency room conditions as of June 28, 2026. The provincial stretcher occupancy rate sits at 75%, a notable decrease from 81% recorded ten days ago. Total patients waiting for care have dropped significantly by nearly 500 individuals relative to the June 19 comparison, indicating a reduction in overall system pressure.

Despite these provincial improvements, regional disparities persist. Laval and the Laurentides are currently over capacity at 120% and 107% stretcher occupancy, while Montérégie and Montréal continue to report high patient volumes. The CHUM and Hôpital Pierre-Boucher are currently the busiest facilities, highlighting localized strain amidst an otherwise cooling provincial trend.

· MSSS hourly file · Données Québec