1,683 new cases of COVID in Quebec
Quebec reports 1,683 cases of COVID and 8 deaths, bringing the total to 323,094 infected people and 10,726 deaths since the start of the pandemic. … Read more
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What you need to know about Quebec’s gradual return to normal
The drop in the number of infections and the start of the vaccination campaign allow further flexibility. Here is what you need to know. • … Read more
Reopening of spas and swimming pools
The mercury may have displayed near -20 Celsius and the temperature felt near -30 Monday morning, many were waiting for the reopening of the spas … Read more
The nightmare continues for traders in the red zone
Several traders in the red zone will have to keep their doors closed after the spring break even if they all say they are ready … Read more
Major events: towards another different summer in Quebec
The situation is “not easy” for major events trying to plan their next edition in Quebec, according to Régis Labeaume, who nevertheless promises to do … Read more
Guzzo wants to lend his cinemas to the government
The businessman Vincent Guzzo who refused to reopen his cinemas because it is forbidden to sell food and drink in these establishments, claims to have … Read more
805 new cases in Quebec
Quebec reports 805 additional cases and 11 deaths, bringing the total to 282,927 infected people and 10,318 deaths since the start of the pandemic. Yesterday, … Read more
An encouraging assessment of COVID-19 in Estrie
The COVID-19 situation continues to improve in Estrie, where only 35 new cases were recorded on Friday. Since the start of February, the number of … Read more
Student sports: a “ending soon”, according to the CEO of the RSEQ
If the premier of Quebec, François Legault, recently announced a small partial deconfinement of the province, student sport is still at a standstill due to … Read more
COVID-19: Soon 10,000 deaths in Quebec
Quebec reports 1,204 cases and 27 deaths, bringing the total to 268,977 infected people and 9,999 deaths since the start of the pandemic. Yesterday, the … Read more