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Legault says situation in long-term care homes remains critical

Quebec Premier Francois Legault said the situation in long-term residences remains critical as the province reported 143 additional deaths on Thursday. Legault said some 2,000 specialist doctors have answered the province's call to lend a hand in embattled care homes.

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