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Top updates Quebec reports 1,252 new cases, 4 deaths Quebecers far more satisfied with vaccine rollout than Ontarians, poll suggests Quebec set to impose stricter rules in five areas south of Quebec City Montreal hospitals backtrack on plan to hire unskilled workers for operating rooms Canada set to receive nearly 2.2 million more vaccine doses this week Canada’s total COVID-19 case count surpasses one million COVID shots for children are coming. Here’s why we need them to end the pandemic Officials seek to convince a skeptical public of vaccine safety Everything you need to know about ge...

Top updates Quebec City public health provides update What’s changing under Ontario’s four-week ‘shutdown’ Quebec City gym now linked to 120 COVID-19 cases Legault defends education minister amid calls for his resignation Ahead of clampdown, cases continue to surge in Quebec City Quebec reports 1,271 new cases – most since January Province imposes new restrictions on Quebec City, Lévis and Gatineau Is Quebec’s mixed messaging on COVID-19 leading to defiance of directives? Outbreaks in Montreal jump by 50 in a week Data shows good immune response in over 80s af...

Article content Psaki is repeating what she’s been saying for weeks: that President Joe Biden’s priority is to ensure every American is vaccinated first. She says the U.S. is still fighting a “war” against COVID-19 and that dealing with the crisis on the home front is still job 1. Psaki also says the White House understands the importance of making sure as many people around the world can get vaccinated in order to bring the pandemic under control. A Bloomberg News report suggests Canada and Mexico will be at the top of the U.S. list when the time comes to begin sharing vaccine doses.

Article content The premier also announced that students in Grades 9, 10 and 11 in orange zones will be back in classrooms full time, as of March 22. Legault said a close look at the statistics indicates that cases did go up slightly during the March school break, a rise that was offset by the effects of vaccinations, he said. He said within weeks, Quebec expects the majority of infections will be the U.K. variant, which is more transmissible. That means there’s a risk of a “third wave,” Legault added. The Quebec government also announced a change in its vaccination strategy. “People ...

When more vaccine doses are available, he will set up another space on the second floor, near the elevator. The current displays of sunglasses, diapers and men's deodorant will be moved to make room for screens that will provide privacy, he said Thursday as he gave a tour of the space. For now, he knows he won't get enough doses to operate at full capacity -- "just a fraction," he said. According to the Association québécoise des pharmaciens-propriétaires (AQPP), about 38,000 doses will be sent to pharmacies in this first phase, or about one case of 100 doses each.