But no firm actions have materialized since those comments, said Wilner Cayo, an organizer of the events.He raised concerns that a new group of 10,000 orderlies currently being trained and getting ready to enter Quebec’s long-term care system in mid-September will overshadow the contributions of those who responded at the height of the COVID-19 crisis.August will be a pivotal month for the movement, Cayo said.“Governments can quickly change priorities, especially if public opinion changes and people move on,” said Cayo. “We must step up our actions, get our messages across as forcefully as possible.”Cayo said they are now considering tougher actions, but insist they have no intention to back down until a firm plan is in place.Demonstrators.