Montreal public health encourages monkeypox vaccination

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Montreal public health encourages monkeypox vaccination

"We have to be vigilant," says Montreal public health director Dr. Mylene Drouin, on monkeypox cases climbing to 299 in the city. They're encouraging those at-risk or exposed to get vaccinated ahead of Montreal Pride week. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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