Ontario shortening interval between COVID-19 vaccine doses
Shortened interval could be as small as 28 days for Pfizer and Moderna vaccines
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Shortened interval could be as small as 28 days for Pfizer and Moderna vaccines
With all Toronto residents 18 and older now eligible to get vaccinated, the City has added appointments throughout the long weekend.
Dozens of vaccination clinics will be operating in Toronto today, including several pop-up sites where residents can get a shot without an appointment.
Published Saturday, May 22, 2021 9:38PM EDT Vaccine clinics are urging people to be patient and respectful after reports that their staff are facing abuse and bullying from those seeking their second doses. On Saturday afternoon, Vaccine Hunters Canada, a volunteer group helping the country's immunization efforts, tweeted that they have received many reports of people "being abusive" to clinic staff, "trying to bully their way" into getting their second doses even though they are not yet eligible. [ON] We are asking everyone very nicely to be kind to all clinic staff. We h...
Vaccine clinics are urging people to be patient and respectful after reports that their staff are facing abuse and bullying from those seeking their second doses.