https covid 19 quebec ca preuve de vaccination :

Christians Dube, Minister of Health and Social Services of Quebec, is encouraging people who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 to get their immunisation documentation if they have not yet done so.

A tweet from Dube on Sunday morning included a link to the website quebec.ca, where people can receive evidence of immunisation.

Bas-Saint-Laurent, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, and the Mauricie–Centre-du-Quebec will join the ranks of the green on Monday as well.Some sanitary regulations have been relaxed as a result of this zone change.

Preuve de vaccination : vous avez été vaccinés , alors prenez deux minutes pour obtenir votre preuve vaccinale sur le site de https://t.co/WpVPJRfGmD. ⁦@sante_qc⁩ https://t.co/xITQHxJl1E

— Christian Dubé (@cdube_sante) June 20, 2021

In the case of private events, such as those held in houses or on private property, a maximum of 10 persons from three distinct addresses will henceforth be allowed.

Only two families are authorised in the yellow zones.

The use of green zones in restaurants and bars will allow for up to ten individuals to sit at the same table in green zones. The requirement to maintain a client register will remain in effect.

Pfizer delayed

The Quebec government is hitting pause on the administration of the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, following delays in the delivery of doses to the province.

The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS) announced Friday that a shipment of 546,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine expected for this weekend will instead be delivered on June 24 or 25.

Until then, the ministry will not be able to give Pfizer doses to people who show up at walk-in clinics. Those who have already booked appointments will however be able to get their shot, according to the MSSS.

Aside from that, fresh steps of the deconfinement plan will be implemented this week, including the inauguration of day camps and summer camps for children.

The province of Quebec will also allow residents to attend festivals and other outdoor events with a maximum of 3,500 spectators at each location starting on Friday, June 25. Health regulations will still apply.

3500 people will be able to watch movies at the drive-in theatres located on the green and yellow levels, respectively.