COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know on Monday

• Quebec reported 808 new cases of COVID-19 and 10more deaths on Monday, two of which were in the past 24 hours. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been 100,922confirmedcases and6,153people have died.
• There are 543peoplein hospital (a decrease of eight), including 93in intensive care (a decrease of four). Here's aguide to the numbers.
• Having trouble keeping track of what's now closed?Consult our list.
• CBC Montreal is collecting stories from Quebecers who have recovered from COVID-19. If you would like to share your experience, pleaseget in touch.

Quebec is expected to extend many of the restrictions in the province's red zones at an announcement later today, sources have told Radio-Canada.

The 28-day partial lockdownwas supposed to end on Wednesday. However, Premier Franois Legault has said the measures will stay in place until the number of cases goes down.

Legault will hold a news conference at 5 p.m. today.

There were 879 new cases and 11 new deaths reported Sunday, as Quebec surpassed 100,000 cases of the coronavirus.

Top COVID-19 stories today

• Hand sanitizer can be harmful to children, but experts say benefits outweigh risks in COVID-19 fight.
• Montreal's public health authorities are paying particular attention to a spike in cases in Parc-Extension.
• Trudeau announces plan to purchase 76 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine from Quebec City-based Medicago.
• In Quebec, the battle is shifting to workplaces.
• Quebec health minister says he's losing sleep over CHSLDs.
• Justunder half of the active outbreaks in the province have been traced back to workplaces.
• The pandemic is taking a toll on young Quebecers, according to a public health study.
• Mayor Valrie Plante is asking Montrealersto shop locally, instead of going online.
• How rapid tests work and why timing is critical.
• This is what you can and can't do whileliving in a red zone.