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Coronavirus: Montreal welcomes news on vaccines as concerns over variants grow

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Montreal Public Health Director Dr. Mylene Drouin reacted on Wednesday to news that Quebec will begin vaccinating elderly members of the general public against COVID-19 starting next week, saying the news is welcome as the city and province are looking to “push back” against new coronavirus variants.

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