Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé says it is possible that the government will make COVID-19 vaccination compulsory for Quebecers if necessary. “I would simply say today that if we have to go there, we’ll go there,” Dubé said during a press conference on Dec. 22. “Right now we’re not there.” The minister was responding to a question as to why the province doesn’t go tougher on the unvaccinated by making vaccination compulsory, but continues to impose restrictions that affect those who are vaccinated. Dubé stressed that the government has done much in the course of its COVID-19 measures, to “make a big difference” between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated population. “Over the past few weeks and months, Quebecers who got vaccinated were able to have a bit of a more normal life, which is not the case for the unvaccinated. The unvaccinated … need a vaccine passport,” he said. Given …