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Article content The information came out as a clarification the minister made on Twitter Tuesday, however this policy does not appear to be widely known. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Dubé's 'clarification' on COVID-19 vaccine doses appears to be a surprise Back to video Health Minister Christian Dubé tweeted that the province’s public health department still recommends people to wait eight weeks between doses of any of the three vaccines approved. However, those who wish can get vaccinated as early as 21 days after their first d...

  MONTREAL -- When it comes to getting a second vaccine, it seems there are several options available to Quebecers. They can advance the date of their second dose, change the location of their appointment and even change the type of vaccine they receive for their second jab. But that last option has caused a little confusion about mixing vaccines. On Tuesday, Quebec’s health minister set the record straight: people who have received the Moderna vaccine as their first dose must stick with that brand for their second shot. The ministry of health has previously said that people who have ...

  MONTREAL -- It is now possible to change the type of COVID-19 vaccine for a second dose on the Clic Santé website, which also allows Quebecers to change the location where they will receive their second injection. The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS) announced Monday afternoon that these changes to the appointment booking platform would come into effect Tuesday. However, The Canadian Press found early Monday evening that these new options had already been activated. Once they have confirmed their identity and the appointment they were assigned at the time of the first dos...

Province is expected to receive more than 2.7 million doses and will be vaccinating young students while administering second shots to adults.

As of this Friday, people aged 60 and over have the opportunity to have their appointment for their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine moved up.