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Article content Quebecers will soon be able to change their appointments online for their second COVID-19 dose to an earlier date as the province’s vaccination rollout has exceeded the government’s own expectations, the Montreal Gazette has learned. Quebec is poised to vaccinate at least 80 per cent of the adult population with one dose by June 24, which would mean going beyond the initial goal by more than five per cent. And with nearly 48,000 Pfizer-BioNTech doses expected early this week, the provincial government has decided to modify the Clic Santé online portal to permit Quebecers ...

The 433 new infections announced on Monday are the fewest since Sept. 19, 2020.

Top updates Montreal reports 267 cases – most in three weeks Parents unable to book teens at drive-thru vaccination clinics With vaccinations up, Canadians more satisfied with Liberal government’s pandemic response, poll suggests Quebec reports 752 cases, 9 deaths as hospitalizations continue to fall Fauci to speak at McGill in October Will Montreal move to orange alert on May 31, allowing some restrictions to be lifted? Drouin does not sound optimistic A return to ‘normal’ mental health will be gradual — and that’s OK: experts Four new thrombosis cases among ...

Most Quebec teens expected to receive first vaccine dose by June 23.

Article content Quebecers who have been vaccinated outside Canada, including snowbirds, will be able to register their vaccinations with the province. Those who want to do so must make an appointment at a vaccination clinic via the Clic Santé website, the provincial health department said in a press release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Snowbirds will be able to register U.S. COVID-19 vaccinations with Clic Santé Back to video In addition, if they have only received one vaccine dose, they can get a second dose in Quebec, again by mak...