The Quebec government is warning Quebecers that a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine will be required in order to maintain a valid vaccine passport. “I’m warning people today that the third dose will be adjusted for the passport, and we better be ready for that,” said Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé in a press conference on Jan. 6. The minister was responding to a question as to whether there will come a time when the government requires Quebecers to get additional shots in order to use their vaccine passports. No specific date was provided for the change, but Dubé said it will be made as soon as all Quebecers have access to booster shots. Currently, the general public aged 50 and older can book appointments for third doses, as can pregnant women, health-care workers, and other select groups. By Jan. 21, all adults will have access to a booster. Dubé added …