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Coronavirus: Kahnawake hits pause on reopening plans as Quebec numbers remain steady

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Coronavirus: Public gatherings of up to 250 people now allowed in Quebec  In a statement, the body overseeing Kahnawake’s pandemic response says the decision comes as statistical trends suggest there will be an increase in the weekly number of new infections in the province.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Quebec reported 123 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday along with two additional deaths.

The Health Department reported three fewer hospitalizations for 169, but three more patients are in intensive care, for a total of 21.The province has been hardest hit by the pandemic in Canada, recording 59,845 cases and 5,685 deaths.

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