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Quebec’s Ministry of Health says the website for booking COVID-19 testing appointments is down for maintenance, and hundreds of appointments were suddenly cancelled on Wednesday across the province.

"To ensure the successful deployment of this initiative, we will need everyone’s support."

Montreal public health director urges people to avoid in-person gatherings ahead of Christmas. Federal health minister says Canadians risk getting sick or stranded abroad if they leave the country.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Quebecs pharmacies have administered more than 600,000 doses. Morin notes the network has a monthly vaccination capacity of 500,000 doses, so it is possible to innoculate more people -- if the government sends the pharmacies enough vaccines to do so. The AQPP also wants to remind the public that appointments must be made on the Clic Santé website, and not by calling a pharmacy. It invites the public to consult the website regularly to check whether new ...

2021, année des 100 ans de la radio et des 40 ans de la libération de la bande FM. France Bleu Limousin célèbre cette première édition de la « Fête de la radio » du 31 mai au 5 juin.

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Documents obtained by CTV News show taxpayers footed the bill for more than $100,000 in personal living expenses for an ousted B.C. health-care executive.

At risk for COVID-19 and not sure youre eligible for a vaccine? Heres what the province says Conflicting public health announcements seem to have created some confusion among Quebec pharmacists and chronically ill patients, but the health ministry says eligibility criteria has not changed since last week. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 14, 2021 4:32 PM ET | Last Updated: April 14 Vaccine appointments opened up for some Quebecers with chronic diseases this week, but mixed messaging has...

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Posted: Feb 09, 2021 4:33 PM PT | Last Updated: February 11 Former PHSA CEO Benoit Morin was accused by whistleblowers of writing off roughly $7 million in unusable masks from a Montreal-based vendor. (Sarah Leavitt/CBC)