TUNE-IN ALERT: Quebec to provide more detail about vaccination program

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Quebec to provide more detail about vaccination program

Health Minister Christian Dubé and Public Health chief Dr. Horacio Arruda will provide an update on the province's vaccination campaign at 11:00 A.M.
 
In a Tuesday press conference, Dubé said Quebec may start vaccinating essential workers who are considered crucial right now, including those "at a high risk of spreading" the virus.
 
That includes teachers, daycare workers, prison guards, police officers and community workers, he said.

CJAD800 will have live coverage of the announcement at 11:00 A.M. on the Elias Makos show.
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