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Quebec aiming to enable 12-17 year olds to be vaccinated before end of June: Dubé

Quebec is aiming before the end of June to enable adolescents 12 to 17 years old to get a first vaccine, following Health Canada’s approval of the Pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds, Health Minister Christian Dubé announced. “Our Public Health have told us that we can go forward with vaccinations for 12 to 17 year olds, and that’s very good news,” Dubé said. “The Comité sur l’immunisation du Québec (CIQ) wil give us an opinion that will come in [the week of May 10] confirming the use of vaccines for this age group. Daniel Paré’s (the direction of Quebec’s COVID vaccination campaign) teams are already preparing to vaccinate 12 to 17 year olds and to give a first dose before the end of June. We are aiming to give a second dose for our young people for the next back-to-school period.”

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COVID-19 live updates: Quebec reports 907 cases, 7 deaths as hospitalizations fall

Top updates Hospital investigating whether Alberta woman who died after AstraZeneca shot was turned away Quebec to vaccinate children aged 12 to 17 Dubé brushes aside Plante’s request to open terrasses by June 1 Reopening restaurant and bar terrasses on June 1 would be ‘fantastic,’ Plante says Quebec reports 907 cases, 7 deaths as hospitalizations fall Montreal restaurant, bar and club owners to hold symbolic ‘open house’ on Saturday Quebec will unveil ‘reopening roadmap’ within weeks, Legault says Who are the Quebecers most hesitant to get vaccinated? Opinion: Let’s clear up the confusion over ‘preferred’ vaccine A guide to COVID-19 vaccinations in Quebec Article content

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COVID-19: Canada Responds: Quebec Premier on Plan to End Restrictions, Minister Resignation – May 6, 2021

Quebec Premier on Plan to End Restrictions, Minister Resignation – May 6, 2021 Quebec Premier François Legault François Legault speaks with reporters in Quebec City, where he announces that he has asked provincial Health Minister Christian Dubé to provide a gradual plan aimed at ending the COVID-19 restrictions in the coming weeks. This request comes following the publication of a similar plan by Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe. Premier Legault also faces questions about the resignation of MNA Marie-Ève Proulx from her position as minister of regional economic development over allegations of psychological harassment. (no interpretation)

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Quebec to fully vaccinate youth aged 12 to 17 by September: health minister

Loading articles. by The Canadian Press and News Staff Posted May 6, 2021 5:00 pm EDT Last Updated May 6, 2021 at 7:04 pm EDT MONTREAL (CityNews) – Quebec will be vaccinating the 12-17 age group with at least one dose by end of June, and a second dose by September for back to school, Health Minister Christian Dubé announced at an update on the province’s vaccination campaign on Thursday. He says more details will be coming, but hopes to give as many shots as possible right in the schools, adding they need to finalize the plan in the coming days. “We’re so pleased with this news because it’s good for the people that will be vaccinated, and good for the population in general,“ he told reporters in Quebec City. ”We’re back to school in September, and this is behind us.”

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The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for May 6

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