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COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know on Friday All Quebec adults will soon be able to book their spot for a vaccine. Some of tomorrow's appointments at the Olympic Stadium have been rescheduled or moved due to a protest against public health measures. Here's what you need to know. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 30, 2021 6:26 AM ET | Last Updated: April 30 Moderna will deliver 1 million more doses of its COVID-19 vaccine in May as Quebec ramps up its effort to vaccinate the general population.(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)

Quebec, on a gradual but very rapid basis, is rolling out vaccinations for all adults in the province, Health Minister Christian Dubé announced. “This is a great day in Quebec, the sky is starting to get sunny,” Dubé said. “The vaccination campaign has been a success, thanks to the staff of all the health networks. We are going to open up vaccinations to the general public. I know Quebecers have been very patient.” The Minister said that within two weeks, all adults will be able to make a vaccination appointment. Starting, April 30, all Quebecers 50 to 59 years old w...

Article content Ontario reports 4,212 new cases, hospitalizations decline, ICU numbers climb President Joe Biden says the U.S. plans to provide Canada with more help in procuring COVID-19 vaccines Ontario says it will present a paid sick-leave program for essential workers in a matter of days, following repeated calls for it to act on the issue. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: Ontario preparing paid sick-leave program Back to video Government House Leader Paul Calandra says the province hopes to address “gaps” in a federal benefit ...

Article content Ottawa reports fewer new cases, hospitalizations, ICU cases Ontario says it will present a paid sick-leave program for essential workers in a matter of days, following repeated calls for it to act on the issue. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: Ontario preparing paid sick-leave program; Quebec sees first case of 'Indian' variant Back to video Government House Leader Paul Calandra says the province hopes to address “gaps” in a federal benefit including eligibility, reducing wait times for receiving funds, the amount...

Article content One death previously attributed to the pandemic has been removed from the death toll after further tests revealed that it was not related to COVID-19. Some other key statistics from Quebec’s latest COVID-19 update, published this morning: Montreal Island: 287 new cases, 2 deaths. 3 more people are in hospital. Total hospitalizations: 686. 8 more people are in intensive care. Total in ICU: 183. That’s the highest it has been since Feb. 1. 40,433 additional vaccine doses were administered, bringing the total to 2,399,934. On Saturday, Quebec conducted 26,132 tests. Tha...