Curfew Montreal End, The first step in Quebec's plan, starting May 28, is to lift the curfew where it still exists, including Montreal, and allow outdoor gatherings on private property and sit-down service on The information below was last updated on September 25, 2023. MONTREAL — As of Saturday, Quebecers will be living under a curfew while the province struggles to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. 17. Quebec Public Health is advising the Legault government to impose a curfew as part of a series of measures meant to help contain the spread of COVID-19. on April 11, replacing the 9:30 p. Quebec Premier François Legault says life in the province will be almost back to normal by the end of August. Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante said she will continue to push the Quebec government to exempt people experiencing homelessness from the provincewide curfew to combat COVID-19. Health experts who spoke with the Montreal Gazette agreed the lockdown is a needed step but said the time to do it was last month, when COVID-19 cases Premier François Legault will lay out a roadmap to reopen the province at a news conference later today. 31, Premier Francois Legault announced Thursday evening. This is the second instalment.

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