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Mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic at The Boardwalk closing in June - Vimarsana News

Mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic at The Boardwalk closing in June

Waterloo's mass COVID-19 vaccination site will be shutting its doors next month.

Waterloo Region, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph getting ready for fourth vaccine rollout - Vimarsana News

Waterloo Region, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph getting ready for fourth vaccine rollout

The Region of Waterloo is ready to start administering second COVID-19 boosters to those aged 60 and older.

Health officials shifting to 'longer-term approach' to COVID-19 as trends continue to improve - Vimarsana News

Health officials shifting to 'longer-term approach' to COVID-19 as trends continue to improve

"The Omicron wave is behind us," Waterloo Region's associate medical officer of the health said during Friday's weekly briefing. Special school-based March break vaccination clinics were also highlighted at the meeting.

Time for 'longer-term approach' to COVID-19, Waterloo region public health official says - Vimarsana News

Time for 'longer-term approach' to COVID-19, Waterloo region public health official says

Dr. Rabia Bana, an associate medical officer of health for Region of Waterloo Public Health, says COVID-19 trends in Waterloo region are stable or improving. But she added it's 'expected and quite natural' for people to have different comfort levels with new regulations, like the lifting of masking.

Source: cbc.ca
2 years in, COVID-19 has highlighted 'how special this community is,' Waterloo region officials say - Vimarsana News

2 years in, COVID-19 has highlighted 'how special this community is,' Waterloo region officials say

Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic often kept people apart with lockdowns. But on the two-year anniversary of the first case in Waterloo region, officials say the experience brought people, businesses, health-care providers and governments together like never before.

Source: cbc.ca