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"The Coll猫ge urges both the government and medical federations to immediately cease the escalating rhetoric," the order wrote. "The parties are no longer listening to each other, and this is the primary danger."

Doctor federations have come out strongly against the law, adopted Saturday, saying the government is scapegoating physicians for the problems in the medical system, and that the heavy-handed approach will lead to an exodus of health-care workers. The government, however, says the reforms are necessary to improve access to care as 1.5 million Quebecers don't have a family doctor.

The haste with which the government passed the law has prevented a proper understanding of its impact, the order says. If implemented as written, "it will result in damage to the health-care system and reduced accessibility."

Doctors, meanwhile, are not reassured by the government's multiple attempts to explain the law, the order says. Health Minister Christian Dub茅's latest attempt came on Friday speaking live for 90 minutes during the lunch hour on Radio-Canada.

The order said the new remuneration formula has created "persistent confusion," and the punitive and surveillance provisions seem to only "exacerbate the climate and demoralize doctors." Under the law, doctors could face fines of up to $20,000 a day if they take 鈥渃oncerted actions鈥� such as deciding in groups of three or more to refuse to teach students or to leave the province.聽

"The College is detecting unprecedented signs of distress and discouragement from doctors," the order wrote, adding that at least 125 physicians have completed the process to obtain the right to practice in Ontario and another 200 have started the process.

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario said Friday its own figures show 148 applications involving physicians from Quebec seeking a restricted or independent practice certificate since Oct. 23.

The controversy has upended the government of Premier Fran莽ois Legault, with Lionel Carmant resigning as social services minister this week.

On Friday, medical schools at Universit茅 de Sherbrooke, Universit茅 de Montr茅al, Universit茅 de Laval and McGill University said their students voted in favour of strike mandates.聽

As well, the federation representing medical specialists has filed a request in Superior Court for a provisional stay of the law, which will be heard next week.

This report by 好色tvwas first published Oct. 31, 2025.

鈥� with files from Katrine Desautels in Montreal.