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A construction company in Mississauga is currently hosting a COVID-19 vaccine pop-up clinic open to residents 12+. EllisDon — along with a few corporate partners — had initially planned to offer the shots only to workers and their families. After realizing their vaccine supply far outpaced demand, they opened it up to the broader community aged 12 and up, said Steve Chaplin, vice-president of health, safety and environmental. "Getting through this pandemic is a shared responsibility," Ch...

Article content Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors’ offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership. The clinic run by Mississauga-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COMPLETELY FULL: Construction company offers COVID-19 vaccine clinic Back t...

  TORONTO -- Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership. The clinic run by Mississauga, Ont.-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26. "Were completely full. And we just have families, kids, community all getting shots, and the emotions here are so high," said Steve Chaplin, vice-presid...

Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership.

Thousands of Ontarians are getting their COVID-19 vaccines not at pharmacies or doctors offices, but at a clinic pulled together by a construction company through a public-private partnership.  The clinic run by Mississauga, Ont.-based EllisDon has seen more than 15,000 people book appointments, scheduled between May 19 and 26.  "Were completely full. And we just have families, kids, community all getting shots, and the emotions here are so high," said Steve Chaplin, vice-president of health,...