COVID-19 vaccinations across Québec and the Laurentides region for Friday, July 2, according to the Québec department of health and social services.

Vaccine doses administered across Québec Vaccine doses administered across Laurentides region
8,514,401 595,021

COVID-19 vaccination appointments are available to all adults aged 18 and greater in Québec.

Vaccinations are also available to adolescents aged 12 to 17, and to essential workers or individuals with chronic health conditions aged 16 and higher.

All Québec residents age 18 and older may now re-book their second vaccine dose to a date sooner than originally scheduled.

Vaccinations MUST be made by appointment and can be scheduled by going to QUÉBEC.CA/VACCINCOVID or by calling 1-866-495-5833.

Québec residents interested in receiving their second dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine may go designated walk-in vaccination site, according to locations and time slots identified at www.santelaurentides.gouv.qc.ca.

Restrictions

The entire Laurentides region and most of Québec is now at the green level. In addition to the reductions in restrictions already planned at the green level, new reductions have been also announced.

Private gatherings and outdoor terraces

  • Outdoor gatherings of a maximum of 20 people will be permitted on private property. Also, 20 people may be at the same table on the terraces of restaurants and bars.
  • A maximum of 10 people or occupants of three different residences can be together inside private homes.

Cinemas, performance halls and stadiums with assigned seats

  • The distance of 1.5 metres between the seats of people who do not reside at the same address can now be calculated laterally, which will increase the number of spectators. Seats must be kept free in the same row between people from different residences, but it will no longer be necessary to free up a space of 1.5 metres in front of and behind people.

Wedding ceremonies and funerals may be held inside the premises. Indoor and outdoor audiences with an audience maximum of 250 people must remain seated (as in assemblies or meetings).

Compliance with health measures remains essential. The decline in active cases, associated with compliance with measures and combined with the excellent participation in vaccination has enabled the region to move to a new level in less than a month.

Other reductions in COVID-19 restrictions have also taken effect in all regions of Québec.

  • Masks and physical distancing will no longer be recommended when people gather in private homes for individual who have received two vaccine doses.
  • The resumption of festivals and major outdoor events during which spectators are standing or seated without an assigned seat, with a maximum of 3,500 people allowed on each site, in compliance with certain measures. 

COVID-19 statistics for the MRC d’Argenteuil and Laurentides region of Québec as of July 2, 2021, according to the CISSS des Laurentides health authority. 

Active cases among MRC d’Argenteuil residents MRC d`Argenteuil COVID-19 patients in hospital Active cases among residents of Laurentides region COVID-19 deaths among MRC d’Argenteuil residents
Less than five 0 24 24

Long-term care facilities

As of July 2, there were no cases of COVID-19 in CHSLD long-term care facilities across the MRC d’Argenteuil.

Québec COVID-19 statistics as of July 2, according to the Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ).

Active cases across Québec New cases across Québec from previous day COVID-19 patients in hospital across Québec COVID-19 patients in intensive care across Québec COVID-19 deaths across Québec Increase of COVID-19 deaths across Québec from previous day
841 69 110 34 11,217 3