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Coronavirus: What will it take to save Quebec’s promised holiday gatherings?

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Quebec is still hoping it will be able to save the celebrations allowed for four days during the Christmas holidays despite increasing numbers of hospitalizations.

The premier will make a final decision on Dec. 11. But as Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports, opposition parties are questioning whether the government is doing everything it can to make family gatherings possible..

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