COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for May 29, 2021
The latest on COVID-19 in Ottawa for Saturday, May 29.
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The latest on COVID-19 in Ottawa for Saturday, May 29.
The city of Ottawa and Ottawa Public Health will hold a series of pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics to reach residents in specific priority neighbourhoods.
OTTAWA -- With thousands of Ottawa residents set to become eligible to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, the city warns there are only 60,000 available appointments until the end of the month. On Thursday, residents 50 years of age and older across Ottawa, individuals with high-risk and highest risk health conditions and "group one" essential workers who cannot work from home can book a COVID-19 vaccination appointment through the provincial booking system. "For everyone who's planning to book tomorrow, you should know that we currently have more than 60,000 open appointments until...
Article content A new community clinic is opening in the Uplands Drive area, close to two of the city’s “hot spots.” The clinic at the Infinity Convention Centre, 2901 Gibford Dr., is adjacent to some of the hardest-hit neighbourhoods, including two provincially designated hot spots, K1T and K1V. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or New community COVID-19 clinic opening at Infinity Convention Centre Back to video Residents 18 and older in these locations can now book an appointment at the Infinity Centre or any other community clinic throug...
Purchases of goods and services from Ottawa small businesses to help community's most vulnerable From left, Gary Zed with his fiancée, Liza Mrak, and sons Liam and Colin (absent is daughter Olivia) on Tuesday, Dec. 22, 2020 at a BBQ to feed the hungry at The Ottawa Mission as one of more than a dozen community projects launched by Zed and his family to help local charities and small businesses. Photo by Caroline Phillips By: