Meat packers second in line for vaccinations
Farmers are welcoming Ontario Premier Doug Ford's decision that meat processing company employees will rank as second priority to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Farmers are welcoming Ontario Premier Doug Ford's decision that meat processing company employees will rank as second priority to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.
The Ontario government provided an update on the province's broader vaccination timeline for 2021 at a press conference Wednesday afternoon. Chair of ...
Ontario is reporting 29-hundred and 61 new COVID-19 infections today (Jan 13) and 74 more deaths in advance of a stay-at-home order taking effect at 12:01 a.m. that coincides with a second State of Emergency implemented yesterday (Jan 12). Residents must stay home as of tomorrow, except for trips to the grocery store, getting exercise and going to medical appointments. Today, the province announced the expansion of COVID-19 Immunization Program: to Seniors, Frontline Essential Workers in next phase of the rollout plan (see more details below). Northumberland County warden, Bob Crate, issued a...
Ontario is working to immunize all residents and staff of long-term care homes in the province against COVID-19 coronavirus by Feb. 15, said Premier Doug Ford…
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