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COVID-19: coroner s inquest told of years of neglect at Quebec City-area seniors home | iNFOnews

LEVIS - A coroner's inquest into long-term care deaths in Quebec during the pandemic's first wave resumed on Monday with the tabling of a report exposing years of neglect at a facility south of Quebec City.

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Vaccination ramps up in several provinces as panel issues guidelines on AstraZeneca

Rather, the recommendations issued by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization noted that the AstraZeneca vaccine could help speed up vaccination for younger age groups, who otherwise would have to wait longer for protection. The arrival of a third vaccine raises the prospect of further accelerating Canada s efforts to inoculate the general population, which hit a new gear Monday in several provinces. Ontario, Quebec and B.C. started or announced plans to start vaccinating older seniors living in the community on Monday, after a first phase that focused largely on health-care workers, remote communities and long-term care. In Montreal, mass vaccine sites including the Olympic Stadium opened their doors to the public as the province began inoculating seniors who live in the hard-hit city.

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Grumbling about delays as mass COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Montreal

Grumbling about delays as mass COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Montreal MONTREAL Quebec s vaccination campaign against COVID-19 accelerated in Montreal on Monday as mass vaccination sites, including at the Olympic Stadium and the downtown convention centre, opened to city residents as young as 70. Mar 1, 2021 6:44 PM By: Canadian Press MONTREAL Quebec s vaccination campaign against COVID-19 accelerated in Montreal on Monday as mass vaccination sites, including at the Olympic Stadium and the downtown convention centre, opened to city residents as young as 70. And while some people grumbled about long lines, one of the largest vaccination centres had virtually no wait times by mid-afternoon. Julie Provencher, a spokeswoman with the health authority for east-central Montreal, asked people not to be too harsh because it was the first day.

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Vaccination ramps up in several provinces

Vaccination ramps up in several provinces
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Vaccination ramps up in several provinces as panel issues guidelines on AstraZeneca

Vaccination ramps up in several provinces as panel issues guidelines on AstraZeneca
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