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Journal articles on the topic "Réduction des méfaits – Québec (Province)"
Lesage, Alain, Jessica Rassy, Catherine Burrows, Johanne Renaud, Michèle Lambin, Mathieu Gagné, Marie-Claude Geoffroy, et al. "Solidaires pour la vie." Perspectives Psy 59, no. 2 (April 2020): 127–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/ppsy/202059127.
Full textBisson, Michel. "Méthodes d’étude de la structure spatiale des fluctuations de la natalité au Québec (1926-1971)." Cahiers de géographie du Québec 19, no. 46 (April 12, 2005): 229–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/021255ar.
Full textLandry, Michel, and Marie Lecavalier. "L’approche de réduction des méfaits :." Articles 2, no. 1 (December 3, 2003). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/007187ar.
Full textPaquin, Isabelle. "Le traitement de substitution avec méthadone au Québec :." Articles 2, no. 1 (December 3, 2003). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/007186ar.
Full text"Assurance groupe — Réduction des primes payables par la compagnie et les employés à la suite de l'adoption de la loi de l'assurance hospitalisation du Québec." Jurisprudence du travail 17, no. 3 (January 28, 2014): 333–34. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1021579ar.
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Dubé, Ève. "Pour une ethnoéthique de la santé publique : les programmes de réduction des méfaits." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24470/24470.pdf.
Full textGahongayire, Odette. "La contribution des centres ressources à la réduction de la pauvreté des femmes monoparentales de la ville de Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2007/24413/24413.pdf.
Full textLaw, Kwon Solange. "La contribution des Moissons du Québec dans la réduction de l'insécurité alimentaire des ménages." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/25449.
Full textFood insecurity (FI) is a public health problem which exists in developed countries, like Canada. However, few studies have addressed this issue, particularly in Quebec. Despite their limited capacity to fulfill nutritional needs, food banks remain a solution for low-income households. But how much do they really contribute to reduce FI in Quebec households and what variables make this food aid vary? The results obtained indicate that they contribute overall to 12.41% of what is recommended by Canada's Food Guide, in all food groups. They contribute to 15.93% in fruits and vegetables, to 13.73% in cereal products, to 12.47% in dairy products and to 7.53% in meat. Variables significantly influencing the contributions of food banks are also presented in this thesis. In particular, it appears that households formed by adults only, in rural areas, are the most privileged by these donations. Key words: food insecurity; food banks; Quebec; Canada’s Food Guide; global contribution; contribution per food group
Houle, David. "Le choix des instruments de la politique environnementale québécoise : le cas des précipitations acides, de l'appauvrissement de la couche d'ozone et des changements climatiques." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/19510.
Full textDogoua, Franck-Hermann. "Impact d'une réduction d'une année d'étude sur les salaires : résultats empiriques à partir de l'introduction des Cégeps." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28097.
Full textThis report aims to evaluate the impact of a reduction of one year of schooling on future wages. Several research studies have shown the importance of university training on employability and wages. Scientists have also investigated the issue of wage differentials. Most of them rely on economic theories, and try to explain this issue by the different levels of education by differences in educational attainment within a group of individuals, or by the number of years of experience in labor market. Their distinct results highlight the difficulty in explaining wage differences as a whole. In this master’s thesis, we rely on the reform of Quebec’s education system in 1967, to evaluate the impact of an extra year of schooling on remuneration. Following the current socio-educational situation prevailing at that time, the Lesage government was led to take into consideration the report provided by the Parent commission on the valuation of the education system. We are particularly interested in the graduation from classical courses to CEGEP. Initially, the classical course was eight years old and culminated in a Bachelor of Arts degree. The creation of the CEGEP reduced the number of years of study before university to seven. This led in 1968 to the simultaneous entry of two cohorts of students in the first year of university. This study uses data from the Statistics Canada operations division on the 1981 Census of Population. Based on a Regression Discontinuity design approach, we have confirmed that one less year of schooling negatively affects Wages, significantly. This effect is 18% in our best specification.
Richard, Hélène. "Être ou ne pas être encadré dans la communauté... La libération par réduction de peine suite à un emprisonnement dans une prison au Québec." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26159.
Full textTremblay, Éric. "L'impact de la décroissance organisationnelle sur la motivation et la santé mentale des fonctionnaires." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape11/PQDD_0005/MQ44976.pdf.
Full textGagné, Émilie. "La restructuration des services publics au Québec : le cas des Centres locaux d'emploi." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/21786.
Full textForest, Théotime, and Théotime Forest. "Réduction du risque lié aux inondations du ruisseau Pratt, Coaticook, par modélisation hydrologique et mise en place d'un système d'alerte précoce." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/37853.
Full textLa ville de Coaticook, située au sud de l’Estrie, est régulièrement soumise à des inondationsde son centre-ville, que ce soit en période estivale suite à des événements de pluie majeurs, ou en période hivernale suite à des embâcles ou à des épisodes de pluie et fonte de neige cumulés. Sur le territoire de Coaticook se trouve le ruisseau Pratt, cours d’eau principal de l’étude, qui est contenu dans un chenal traversant le centre-ville et cause des dégâts, principalement matériels, en cas de sortie de son lit. L’objectif principal de cette étude porte ainsi sur la réduction du risque relié aux inondations du ruisseau Pratt dans la ville de Coaticook. Pour ce faire, une modélisation hydrologique du bassin versant du ruisseau Pratt a été réalisée, pour comprendre et quantifier l’aléa hydrologique auquel est soumis la municipalité. Diverses méthodes d’atténuation du débit au centre-ville ont été étudiées et comparées afin d’émettre une recommandation finale à la ville, qui se révèle être la construction d’un bassin de rétention à l’amont du centre-ville. Enfin, un système d’alerte précoce préliminaire a été développé sur le ruisseau Pratt afin d’émettre des prévisions de débit basées sur les prévisions météorologiques de divers modèles climatiques pour permettre à la ville d’être prévenue lorsque les simulations prédisent une inondation du centre-ville, aidant de fait à la prise de décision adaptée de la part des autorités et augmentant également le temps alloué pour la préparation d’un tel événement.
The city of Coaticook, located to the south of the Estrie, is regularly subject to floods in its downtown area, whether in the summer due to major rainfalls, or in the winter due to icejams or combined rainfall-snow melt events. The Pratt River, main waterway of the study, is part of Coaticook’s territory. It is contained in a channel going through the city centre and is causing mainly material damages in case of overflow.Thus, the reduction of Pratt river’s flood-relied risk in the city of Coaticook represents the main goal of this study. To achieve so, a hydrologic model of Pratt river’s watershed was made, making it possible in a second step to understand and quantify the hydrologic hazard to which the town is subject. Multiple mitigation measures were studied and compared in order to be able to issue a final recommandation to the Town on which proposition to prioritize, which will finally be the construction of a retention pond upstream of the city centre. Lastly, a preliminary Early Warning System was developed on the Pratt River so as to be able to issue flow forecasts based on meteorological forecasts from a couple of climatic models, allowing the city to be warned when simulations indicate a flood downtown, helping to make appropriate decisions for the town authorities and to allocate more time for the preparation of such an event.
The city of Coaticook, located to the south of the Estrie, is regularly subject to floods in its downtown area, whether in the summer due to major rainfalls, or in the winter due to icejams or combined rainfall-snow melt events. The Pratt River, main waterway of the study, is part of Coaticook’s territory. It is contained in a channel going through the city centre and is causing mainly material damages in case of overflow.Thus, the reduction of Pratt river’s flood-relied risk in the city of Coaticook represents the main goal of this study. To achieve so, a hydrologic model of Pratt river’s watershed was made, making it possible in a second step to understand and quantify the hydrologic hazard to which the town is subject. Multiple mitigation measures were studied and compared in order to be able to issue a final recommandation to the Town on which proposition to prioritize, which will finally be the construction of a retention pond upstream of the city centre. Lastly, a preliminary Early Warning System was developed on the Pratt River so as to be able to issue flow forecasts based on meteorological forecasts from a couple of climatic models, allowing the city to be warned when simulations indicate a flood downtown, helping to make appropriate decisions for the town authorities and to allocate more time for the preparation of such an event.
Gras, Antoine. "Séquestration du CO₂ associée aux phénomènes de minéralisation passive du carbone dans les résidus miniers du Projet Dumont Nickel (Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Québec, Canada)." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/30265.
Full textThe implication of anthropogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in climate change is now widely accepted and solutions are emerging in order to limit the accumulation of CO2. Carbon mineralization, which allows the sequestration of CO2 through carbonate precipitation, stable minerals over geological time scales, is one of the options considered. Among the proposed carbon mineralization pathways, passive carbon mineralization in ultramafic mining residues can potentially lead to developing carbon-neutral mines. However, the impacts on leachate water quality and evolution of sequestration capacity in natural conditions, on medium and large scales, are still poorly documented. RNC Minerals plans to mine a nickel deposit located in the northwestern part of Quebec. The operation at the Dumont Nickel Project (DNP) would produce approximately 1.7 Gt of ultramafic mining residues. Several factors which influence the carbon sequestration capacity of the DNP residues have been studied in the laboratory, at variable CO2 concentrations. In this study, the processes of passive carbon mineralization in the DNP mining residues are described and the atmospheric CO2 sequestration capacity is estimated, at the experimental cell scale, under natural conditions. In order to study the impacts of meteoric weathering of the DNP residues, two experimental cells were built and instrumented. The first cell EC-1, contains the ultramafic waste rock, and the second EC-2, was filled with milling residues (Tailings). The hydrogeological properties and surface area of the residues contained in the two cells are different whereas the mineralogy is similar. The main minerals in the residues are chrysotile, lizardite, brucite, chlorite and magnetite. Between 2011 and 2015, changes in CO2 concentrations, mineralogy, and chemical composition of leachate waters were recorded. Monitoring of CO2 concentrations showed a decrease in CO2 concentration from the surface (~ 390 ppmv) to the bottom of the cells (~ 100 ppmv). At the same time, the carbon content in the weathered residues increased and the mineralogical analyses revealed precipitation of several magnesium carbonates such as hydromagnesite. These observations indicate that passive mineral carbonation of the mining residues is occurring within the experimental cells, for which three potential sources of CO2 can be identified : (1) the atmosphere, (2) the CO2(g) produced from organic matter oxydation, and (3) CO2(g) produced from carbonate dissolution. The isotopic compositions of CO2(g) and newly formed carbonates were measured. Using these isotopic compositions it was possible to demonstrate that dissolution of CO2(g) in interstitial water limits the sequestration capacity and that atmospheric CO2 is the main source of the CO2 sequestered. Despite the differences between the two experimental cells the same processes control CO2 sequestration. A conceptual model of the carbon mineralization reactions, including evolution of the isotopic compositions, is proposed. The leachate water sampled at the bottom of the experimental cells, between May and November since 2011, is characterized by an alkaline pH (~9.5), a high alkalinity (~90 to ~750 mg/L CaCO3) and a high concentration of magnesium (~50 at ~750 mg/L). This composition is consistent with weathering of ultramafic rocks in a system open to CO2. Since 2012, the chemical composition of the leachate water was evolved seasonnaly. These seasonal variations are explained by: (1) recharge and temeprature variations over the year and (2) increased carbonate precipitation between May and July. The seasonal decrease of alkalinity and magnesium concentrations, caused by increased carbonate precipitation, induces undersaturation of carbonate minerals. Therefore carbonate precipitation self-limits carbon sequestration through a negative feed-back loop. Since 2011, an estimated 13 kg of atmospheric CO2 was sequestered in the milling residues from EC-2, which corresponds to a mean rate of 1,4 (+/- 0.3) kgCO2/tonne/year. Using this mean rate, during the mining operation the milling residues will sequester about 21 kt of atmospheric CO2 each year, which will represents one quarter of the 127,700 tonnes of CO2 emitted. Using MIN3P, a numerical model which allow to simulate multi-component and multiphase reactive transport in unsaturated porous media, the carbon mineralization reactions were simulated in 1D at the center of cell EC-2. The data collected during the 4 years of monitoring were used to calibrate the numerical model. However, none of the simulations allowed to reproduce the evolution of the leachate water geochemistry and the CO2 concentrations observed in the experimental cell. Several simplifications of the conceptual model could explain the differences with the observed data.