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Article content All hands are on deck at one Toronto vaccination clinic where surgeons and students alike are working together to inoculate as many people as possible in an effort to contain a tidal wave of new COVID-19 infections. Sixty-odd nursing students have been doing a work placement at the Downsview Arena clinic, run by Humber River Hospital, helping to guide clients through the vaccination process, said 27-year-old Jessica Su, who’s in her fourth year of nursing school. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or All hands on deck at Toronto va...

Ontario has thrice broken its record for daily COVID-19 case counts this week, driven by highly contagious variants of the virus.

What's behind Ontario's abrupt shift toward vaccinating everyone in COVID-19 hotspots Premier Doug Ford's government has frequently altered its COVID-19 strategies, but none of those changes have seemed quite so abrupt as this week's announcement that everyone in Ontario's hardest-hit neighbourhoods aged 18 and up can get vaccinated. Social Sharing

Docs Getting shots to the community: New Downsview vaccine clinic aims at an under-served population 15 hours ago 5:36 Ruben Rodriguez explains how Downsview Arena to target more at-risk communities when the province's rollout has been uneven and leaving many vulnerable populations without clinics Recommended for you

Toronto residents 60 years of age and older will be able to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments at city-run clinics starting Friday after the province authorized the city to lower its age eligibility.