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The zone change will relax rules including limits on gatherings in homes, which can host up to 10 people from three different addresses.

"We are getting through the third wave, but we still have to be careful," Quebec Premier François Legault said.

Christian Dubé announced the measure one day after Health Canada authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children 12 and up.

Quebec is expanding its COVID-19 vaccination rollout to include more people with chronic illnesses and other health conditions.

Quebec is following in the footsteps of other provinces that have decided to widen access to the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Hospitalizations rose by three to 686. This includes eight more patients in intensive care units for a total of 183.

Quebec has inked a deal with some pharmacies to allow them to give the COVID-19 vaccine as mass inoculation gets underway in the province.

Quebec Premier François Legault says he has asked police forces to hand out more fines to those who don't respect rules aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

Quebec students can expect a certain "return to normalcy" when they head back to class this fall if certain COVID-19 vaccination levels are attained.

The number of hospitalizations related to the pandemic rose Tuesday. There are 1,324 patients in hospital, an increase of three from the previous day.

Quebec remains the province hardest hit by the health crisis.

Quebec is the province hardest hit by the COVID-19 health crisis.

Quebec won't ease measures as COVID-19 cases continue to rise during the second wave.

In Quebec, there are 628 cases of COVID-19 as of Monday afternoon.

The first death related to the novel coronavirus in Quebec was confirmed on Wednesday by the province's premier.

Quebec public health authorities say a person who contracted the novel coronavirus used public transit in Montreal and the south shore while they were potentially contagious.

Health Minister Christian Dubé says one in four Quebecers have received their first shot of the coronavirus vaccine.

Montreal has more than 18,000 cases of COVID-19. Some boroughs are grappling to contain outbreaks.

Internal documents released by the Health Department indicate Montreal officials expressed concern over limited scientific data to support a curfew,

Premier François Legault said the tax is under consideration over the burden those who aren't vaccinated are having on the health-care system.