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High COVID-19 count prompts citywide vaccinations in Prince Rupert, B.C. - Vimarsana News

High COVID-19 count prompts citywide vaccinations in Prince Rupert, B.C.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. — Health officials say an entire northwestern British Columbia city will be vaccinated over the next three weeks as the community continues to face persistent outbreaks of COVID. . .

High COVID-19 count prompts citywide vaccinations in Prince Rupert - Vimarsana News

High COVID-19 count prompts citywide vaccinations in Prince Rupert

The entire community of Prince Rupert and nearby Port Edward will be immunized over the next three weeks.

High COVID-19 count prompts citywide COVID-19 vaccinations in Prince Rupert - Vimarsana News

High COVID-19 count prompts citywide COVID-19 vaccinations in Prince Rupert

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. — Health officials say an entire northwestern British Columbia city will be vaccinated over the next three weeks as the community continues to face persistent outbreaks of COVID. . .

Coronavirus vaccine: High case rate means shots will be available to all in Prince Rupert - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus vaccine: High case rate means shots will be available to all in Prince Rupert

The novel coronavirus has spread to such an extent in the B.C. port city of Prince Rupert that health officials are diverting from the vaccine plan in place in the rest of the province.

B.C. plans to give COVID-19 vaccine to all Prince Rupert-area residents by April 1 - Vimarsana News

B.C. plans to give COVID-19 vaccine to all Prince Rupert-area residents by April 1

Northern Health says the community approach is needed because Prince Rupert has high COVID-19 case and positivity rates that have not reflected recent improvements seen elsewhere in the region