Thunder Bay District Health Unit opens COVID-19 vaccination bookings to people 60 and over
Residents of Thunder Bay, Ont., age 60 and over will soon be able to book appointments for COVID-19 vaccines.
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Posted: Apr 06, 2021 4:11 PM ET | Last Updated: April 6
Thunder Bay residents age 60 and over can start making appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations on Wednesday morning through the provincial booking system.(John Woods/The Canadian Press)
Residents of Thunder Bay, Ont., age 60 and over will soon be able to book appointments for COVID-19 vaccines.
The Thunder Bay District Health Unit said Tuesday that people over age 60 can start booking appointments through the provincial booking system at 8 a.m. on April 7.
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This morning marked the first day in action for Dr. Natalie Bocking, our district’s new Medical Officer of Health.
Dr. Bocking spent four years working as a public health physician with Thunder Bay District Health Unit and Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority.
She has been sitting in on meetings during the past few weeks, meeting with staff, and learning more about the area and the Health Unit’s pandemic response.
Dr. Bocking is assuming her new role after former Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lynn Noseworthy retired in December.