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COVID-19's arrival caught B.C. off guard, documents show - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

COVID-19's arrival caught B.C. off guard, documents show - Victoria Times Colonist

Provincial government overwhelmed by PPE shortage and pandemic supply-chain chaos in 2020, briefing notes reveal.

Some 3 million rapid tests are being distributed to Quebec pharmacies - Vimarsana News

Some 3 million rapid tests are being distributed to Quebec pharmacies

The three million rapid tests promised by Ottawa arrived early Monday morning at distribution centres across Quebec. Most of them were expected to be delivered to pharmacies on Tuesday and Wednesday.

COVID live updates: Hospitalizations jump by 158 as Quebec reports 39 deaths – most in 11 months - Vimarsana News

COVID live updates: Hospitalizations jump by 158 as Quebec reports 39 deaths – most in 11 months

Trudeau says Ottawa will distribute 140 million rapid tests to province in January. Most Quebec pharmacies won’t have them in stock until Tuesday, Jan. 11, pharmacists say.

Quebec stops PCR tests for general public as Omicron overwhelms system - Vimarsana News

Quebec stops PCR tests for general public as Omicron overwhelms system

Faced with tens of thousands of people seeking PCR tests on a daily basis and a dwindling supply of reagents used in COVID-19 screening, Quebec public health is putting an end to testing the general public for the coronavirus.

Source: cbc.ca
COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know this weekend - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know this weekend

Quebec's three main opposition parties are criticizing the provincial government's decision to impose a 10 p.m. curfew, which began New Year's Eve. Many restaurants are struggling now that dining rooms are closed.

Source: cbc.ca