Quebec’s daily tally of new COVID-19 cases tops 100

Quebec reported 103 new COVID-19 cases and one additional death, which took place in the past 24 hours, on Wednesday.
Montreal reported the highest number of new infections with 35, and its northern suburb Laval had 23 new cases.
The latest daily tally marks an uptick. Health officials haven’t reported more than 100 new daily cases in the province since June 29, when there were 126.
Health Minister Christian Dubé said the government is “closely” overseeing the epidemiological situation in the province.
“The goal is for all Quebecers to be adequately vaccinated by Aug. 31,” he wrote on Twitter. “We want to avoid a new rise in cases after the summer season.”


