Quebec will not administer free flu shots this fall - The Globe and Mail
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Quebec was the second province after Alberta to stop providing free COVID-19 vaccines to its population last year
Quebec will no longer administer free flu shots for its entire population this fall, a year after it stopped providing COVID-19 vaccinations at no cost. Other provinces, when reached by The Globe and Mail, said they are still maintaining their flu shot coverage, typically offering the vaccine for free to everyone six months of age and older. The Quebec Health Department said its decision relied on the guidance of the province’s immunization committee, an independent advisory panel also known by its French abbreviation, CIQ. “In recent years, particularly during the pandemic, the decision…
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