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Quebec Reopening plan: The relaxations presented in this page apply to all regions of Québec. These changes relate to low-risk activities targeting large venues... and outdoor activities. Reduced requirements for masks and distancing in public places or events for people vaccinated with 2 doses and depending on the evolution of the epidemiological situation. Different alert levels are in force in Québec. Consult the health measures that apply in your region for more details. You can also consult all the information on COVID-19. https://www.quebec.ca//health-issues/a-z/20/reopening-plan

Quebec is lifting its curfew and easing restrictions on outdoor activities as part of Premier François Legault’s much-awaited COVID-19 reopening plan. The contr...oversial overnight curfew is set to end on May 28. Legault also announced that as of May 28, outdoor restaurant terraces will be allowed to reopen across Quebec. That includes restaurants in the province’s red zones where indoor dining rooms have been closed since last October, forcing businesses to rely on takeout and delivery to stay afloat. Outdoor gatherings in backyards with a maximum of eight people will also be allowed as of May 28. https://globalnews.ca//quebec-to-do-away-with-curfew-/amp/

Quebec-COVID 19- Vaccination Currently vaccinated groups: May 14, 2021: 18 years of age and older;... The following groups are now being vaccinated: * People 25 years of age and older throughout Québec. To register, go to Make an appointment to get vaccinated. https://www.quebec.ca//progress-of-the-covid-19-vaccination FOR INFORMATION ABOUT VACCINATION/ OBJECTIVES/ SAFETY pls click the link: https://www.quebec.ca//advice/vaccination/covid-19-vaccine

REMINDERS/ PAALALA: Different alert levels are in force in Québec. Consult the health measures that apply in your region for more details. You can also consult ...all the information on COVID-19. Important: This self-assessment tool is not intended to be a substitute for medical attention. Always follow the healthcare professional’s instructions. You can also call the coronavirus (COVID19) information line. You will be transferred to the appropriate resource. Telephone: * 4186444545 * 5146444545 * 4506444545 * 8196444545 * 18776444545 (toll free) elsewhere in Quebec. This tool is not intended to be a substitute for medical attention. Always follow your healthcare professional’s instructions. This self-assessment tool does not apply to children from 0 to 6 months of age. If you are unsure, call Info-Santé 811. The tool does also not apply to anyone that tested positive for COVID-19 in the last three months (90 days). If you tested positive for COVID-19 in the last three months (90 days) and have COVID-19 symptoms (see below), you need to call 1-877-644-4545. Source: https://covid19.quebec.ca/surveys/cdd2/introduction

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