By , MONTREAL/OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Quebec on Friday said police would target more than 1,000 bars and restaurants to enforce rules curbing the spread of coronavirus, as authorities raised the alarm over a possible second wave.Slideshow Quebec and Ontario, the two most populous of the 10 provinces, blame a recent spike in cases on people ignoring limits on parties and regulations on social distancing.Public health officials reiterated warnings that they might lose the ability to manage the pandemic.Canada reported an additional 1,120 coronavirus cases and seven deaths...…By , MONTREAL/OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Quebec on Friday said police would target more than 1,000 bars and restaurants to enforce rules curbing the spread of coronavirus, as authorities raised the alarm over a possible second wave.Slideshow Quebec and Ontario, the two most populous of the 10 provinces, blame a recent spike in cases on people ignoring limits on parties and regulations on social distancing.Public health officials reiterated warnings that they might lose the ability to manage the pandemic.Canada reported an additional 1,120 coronavirus cases and seven deaths...WW…