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Quebecers allowed to gather outside in groups of 10 from 3 households, respecting 2-metre rule
"I know it's getting harder and harder to stay disciplined after more than two months," said Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault Wednesday. "We miss our friends. We miss our families."
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Civil rights groups call for action after Bordeaux jail inmate dies from COVID-19
A male inmate of of Montreal's Bordeaux jail has died from COVID-19, making him the first provincial detainee in Quebec to die from the disease, the province's public security minister, Geneviève Guilbault, announced Wednesday.
Nunavik village not ready to welcome construction workers from south without 14-day quarantine
Kangiqsualujjuaq's town council has denied a request to allow in construction workers without undergoing a 14-day COVID-19 quarantine period, even though it means postponing the installation of an X-ray machine to help diagnose tuberculosis.
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