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Canadian Armed Forces to help in Quebec's long-term care homes

Quebec Premier Francois Legault is welcoming the 125 members of the Canadian Armed Forces with medical expertise who are being sent to the province by the federal government. They will help in Quebec’s struggling long-term care homes that are dealing with severe outbreaks of COVID-19. But Quebec’s director of public health says the number of daily new cases in the province should be declining soon.

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