"I think they re looking for a way to recoup all the money they spent on the pandemic, which is a little bit premature since we re still not out of it," said one of two high-ranking sources who confirmed the planned cuts.
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MONTREAL The COVID-19 pandemic has been a reminder to many of why health-care workers are guardian angels – and how hard it can be to find a way to thank them. So on Wednesday, to mark International Nurses Day, a literal truckload of meals were delivered to staff at the McGill University Health Centre. “It feels good, it feels like we re important we re being recognized for what we do,” nurse manager Millie Firmin told CTV Montreal. The MUHC Foundation coordinated with Montreal company GoodFood to deliver the roughly 2,000 meals. “They been fighting this virus for more than a year now, and it s a huge stress to them and their families because they bring home all of that risk to their children and to their loved ones, said MUHC Foundation CEO Julie Quenneville.
War among COVID-19 variants playing out in Quebec By the end of this month, the more transmissible new variants will account for 91 per cent of all COVID-19 transmissions here.
Author of the article: René Bruemmer
Publishing date: Apr 23, 2021 • 5 hours ago • 5 minute read • People line up at a COVID-19 vaccination centre in Deux-Montagnes on Friday. It s a race against time. We have to vaccinate the most people possible so they can t transmit the disease, said Michel Roger, medical director of Quebec’s public health laboratory. Photo by Ryan Remiorz /The Canadian Press
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In Quebec, biological warfare is being waged among a handful of COVID-19 variants in an ongoing battle for supremacy.