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There will be a mystery musician today at the Palais de Congres vaccination site

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There will be a mystery musician today at the Palais de Congres vaccination site
By Olivia Bourgeois
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The CIUSS du Centre-Sud-de-L’Ile-de-Montreal shared in a press release that they will start to allow walk-ins starting today at the Palais de Congres. They added that those getting their vaccines today can expect a mystery musician between 9 and 10am to greet people of all ages. However, further details on who the musician will be has yet to be announced.
This initiative is put in place to hopefully lure younger people to get vaccinated now that the age limit has lowered to 25+ as of yesterday, and will change to 18+ as of tomorrow.

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Palais de Congres offering walk-ins for vaccines and a 'surprise guest' to lure young people

There were no other details as to who this mystery guest will be, but he or she will be at the mass vaccination centre between 9 and 10 a.m. to 'greet young and old alike.'

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Quebecers over the age of 30 can now book their COVID-19 vaccines

MONTREAL --
Once again, the age of eligibility for Quebecers to book their COVID-19 shots has come down a day early.
On Sunday, people aged 30-years-old and older were listed as eligibile for the vaccine on the Clic Sante website.
According to the schedule put forth by the Quebec government, people between 30 and 34 were to become eligible for the shot on Monday lowering the age a day early has become a regular occurence during the vaccination campaign.
All Quebecers over the age of 18 will be able to book their appointments as of May 14.
As of Sunday, 3,718,074 people in Quebec, or 41.9 per cent of the population, have received at least one vaccine dose.

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Vaccélérateur: Helping Quebecers find last-minute coronavirus vaccination appointments

"I'm very eager to get vaccinated myself. Even if I'm not eligible, yet," Campagna told CTV News. "Sometimes, I go onto Clic Santé and see what are the possibilities and sometimes I see there are appointments very soon, sooner than the general wait time, sometimes up to the same day."
Campagna says the algorithm he created is quite simple. It opens up the Clic Sante website and searches for appointments in each region.
"Initially, I wanted to do it for myself, friends and family," he explained. "It's something that I did as a personal project."
The goal now is to help Quebecers looking to get vaccinated as quickly as possible find a last-minute slot on the highly coveted schedule.

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Vaccination appointments for people 35 and older now open in Quebec

MONTREAL --
For the second time since the vaccination campaign was launched for the general public, the province of Quebec has opened up more appointments to a wider group of people one day earlier than scheduled.
Quebecers who are 35 and older can now book their vaccine appointments by visiting the Clic Sante website. According to the province's roll-out schedule, people 35 and over weren't supposed to be able to book their shots until Friday.
The next phase in the roll-out will allow Quebecers aged 30 and older to book an appointment as of May 10, according to the schedule.
To date, 40 per cent of the Quebec population has received their first shot.

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Quebec opens vaccination appointments to people 40 and older — one day early

MONTREAL --
Quebec has opened up vaccination appointments to everyone 40 and older Tuesday afternoon, one day earlier than expected.
Quebecers 40 and over weren’t supposed to be able to book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine until Wednesday, however the Clic Sante website is now offering spots ahead of schedule.
Last week, the province announced its plans to gradually lower the age limit for vaccinations, with the goal of opening them up to all adults by May 14.
The news comes as Quebec received more than 50,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine on Tuesday, part of the 394,290 doses that were expected this week.

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COVID vaccine appointments open up for Quebecers between ages of 45 and 49

MONTREAL --
Quebecers who are 45 and older can now begin booking their COVID-19 vaccinations, a day earlier than expected.
Last week, the province announced its plan to make vaccine appointments available for all Quebecers over the age of 18. The schedule called for Quebecers between 45 and 50 to have their appointments open up on May 3, but on Sunday, the Clic Sante portal listed the eligible age in all the province's regions as 45 and older.
The schedule announced last week has registration opening for those between 40 and 44 opening on May 5, 25 to 39 on May 7, 30 to 34 on May 10, 25 to 29 on May 12 and lastly, 18 to 24 on May 14.

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Quebecers 50 and over can now book coronavirus vaccine appointments

Quebec is expecting a large shipment of 2,517,080 vaccine doses over the next several weeks including 450,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine, which are expected every week.
Director of public health Horacio Arruda said Thursday that more Moderna vaccines are also heading to Quebec, with 130,000 delivered Thursday and 230,000 doses coming the week of May 10.

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Quebec opening up vaccine slots to more people with chronic illnesses, disabilities

Quebec opening up vaccine slots to more people with chronic illnesses, disabilities
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77 per cent of Montrealers over 60 have received COVID vaccine or have an appointment

Vaccination rates are at 59 per cent among Montrealers between 60 and 64, 70 per cent between 65 and 69 and over 81 per cent for those aged 70 and over.
But on Sunday, the mass vaccination site located at the Palais des Congres was quiet. The Clic Sante website indicated appointments were available for that day.
One reason for the quiet vaccination sites is that the province has been routing doses to the province's other regions as part of a bid to help them catch up to Montreal. Health Minister Christian Dube took to Twitter to reiterate the point, saying that 34,000 doses had been redirected to the regions to ensure all Quebecers over the age of 65 are able to get vaccinated by mid-April.

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