WINNIPEG As the first COVID-19 vaccines arrive in Manitoba on Tuesday, the province says it is ready to begin immunizing people on Wednesday. Speaking to media Tuesday afternoon, Premier Brian Pallister said the province will begin its first immunizations on Wednesday to approximately 900 health-care workers. “As we round out 2020, and look ahead to a new year, there is hope in the window for a safe and healthier future,” Pallister said. The vaccines arrived by air Tuesday morning. The first immunizations will be administered at the University of Manitoba’s Rady Faculty of Health Sciences on Bannatyne campus, located next to the Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg. The vaccines are stored there at an ultra-low temperature, and cannot be moved after delivery.