Montreal pharmacists are gearing up to administer COVID-19 vaccines
Across Quebec, 1,550 pharmacies will administer the vaccine, though the government has yet to announce when the service will begin outside Montreal.
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Across Quebec, 1,550 pharmacies will administer the vaccine, though the government has yet to announce when the service will begin outside Montreal.
Article content Long lineups and a shortage of wheelchairs made the first day of mass vaccinations in Quebec an ordeal for some of the elderly seniors who got their COVID-19 jabs Monday. “I was really exhausted,” said Phyllis Laett, 91, who spent more than two hours getting her first dose of the vaccine in St-Laurent. That included standing in line for more than half an hour outdoors, which was a hardship for elders with mobility issues, many of whom weren’t dressed for the weather, she said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or