Quebec to allow small gatherings, 50% capacity indoor dining

Jan. 25: Quebec Premier Francois Legault announced the province will be lifting some COVID-19-related restrictions starting on Jan. 31.

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34 comments

  1. Support our truckers and protesters, Canada! Time to restore civil society and put an end to this authoritarianism.

    1. Canadians are forced to support Quebec. . . financially. Whether we like it or not! They contribute 17% economically though make up 22% of the population (aprx)

    2. @Quixotic Ignotism yes I am aware of that. I used to think I’d like to travel around Quebec, but not anymore! I used to think we needed to stay aligned with them as a country, but again, not anymore.

    1. dont forget they now want to put the unjuiced in cages in the big box stores and have them escorted around the store so they cant buy certain items.

  2. I don’t understand why they lift some restrictions while indroduce new ones.. no one thinks it’s odd. Makes no sense

    1. no way Quebec is holding the line, they had massive protests and will be joining the rest of the country in Ottawa on Saturday. They may talk different, but they are our brothers and sisters. Trudeau can stay in Costa Rica and never come back

  3. Time for this government to resign. After 2 years and no end in sight it is clear that this is solely about power and profits, and not about health. We must not back down until the government resigns.

  4. He is bullshitting cause he knows he is massively contradicting himself… someone is making him… called backpedaling.

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