Outbreaks in four Quebec seniors’ residences

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Outbreaks in four Quebec seniors’ residences

Amid the second wave of COVID-19 in Quebec, experts have their eyes turned to seniors’ residences, which were hardest hit by the pandemic during the first wave. This as four residences record more than 40 cases in their establishments. Sharon Yonan-Renold on the changes advocates want to see this time around.

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