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On Saturday Knox gave out hot meals to their community. (Supplied) Article continues below advertisement ↴ A United Church minister says their church is becoming a new kind of community hub that "drives right at the heart of faith." Lesley Harrison is a minster with Knox United on Edmonton Street. She says their church has become known as a community spot in the area, which is why they were approached by the province to test out a new vaccination pilot program. "They had heard that Knox, our church, is becoming a bit of an inner-city community centre where we host a number of differ...

Article content Manitoba public health officials have confirmed that an additional 1,200 doses of the Moderna vaccine have been made immediately available for further First Nations prioritizations Doses will be provided to health-care workers in non-remote First Nations communities, First Nations alternative isolation accommodation (AIA) workers and traditional Healers and Knowledge Keepers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Additional 1,200 Moderna vaccine doses made available to Manitoba First Nations: Public health officials Back to video �...

First dose of COVID-19 vaccines to residents living in licensed personal care homes completed Corwyn Friesen, mySteinbach Health and Seniors Care Minister Heather Stefanson at recent COVID-19 briefing. All residents of licensed personal care homes who chose to be vaccinated for COVID-19 will receive their first dose by the end of the day on Saturday, January 30, 2020. “We had committed to ensuring all first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were available in all licensed personal care homes within 28 days. Today, I’m pleased to announce this vital step in our immunization plan will b...

  WINNIPEG -- COVID-19 vaccinations for all residents of personal care homes who choose to receive one will be completed on Saturday, according to Health and Seniors Care Minister Heather Stefanson. In a statement, Stefanson said this phase of the province’s immunization plan will be completed in three weeks, ahead of the previously committed 28-day timeline. “I want to thank all the health-care providers on the front lines and the members of the Vaccine Implementation Task Force for making this possible, as well as for their hard work, detailed plans and commitment to protecting som...