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Changes coming for large events, bars as Quebec to further ease COVID-19 restrictions

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COVID-19 cases remains stable and a greater proportion of the population is vaccinated.The new measures, coming into effect Aug.

1, will allow for bigger crowds at various venues, both indoors and outdoors, the Health Ministry said in a Monday news release.During events in which people remain seated in bleachers or stands, such as during amateur sporting events, capacity will be bumped up from 100 to 500 spectators for outdoor events, and from 50 to 250 for indoor events.

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