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City of Ottawa closing some COVID-19 vaccine, testing clinics as demand slows Digital Multi-Skilled Journalist The Ottawa COVID-19 vaccine community clinic at the Nepean Sportsplex. (CTV News Ottawa) Some COVID-19 vaccination clinics and at least one testing site will be closing this week as demand for vaccines slows down and COVID-19 case counts remain low. In a public service announcement, the City of Ottawa said that five mass vaccination clinics would remain open in Ottawa as of Wednesday. "Most Ottawa residents have now been vaccinated against COVID-19 – 83 per cent of residents ov...

  OTTAWA -- A major power outage in Ottawa's east end temporarily disrupted a community vaccination clinic, but the jabs are being given out again. Hydro Ottawa reported thousands of customers Monday afternoon, including at the St. Laurent Complex on Coté Street. The outage was reported just before 5 p.m. A city spokesperson tells CTV News that vaccinations were temporarily paused but, as of around 5:45 p.m., they had continued. It is unclear if any appointments will need to be rescheduled as a result of the disruption. According to Hydro Ottawa's outage map, the multiple outages rep...

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.

Article content The federal government thinks Canadians could be allowed to enjoy drinks on patios, camping trips, and small get-togethers outside with friends and family this summer if certain vaccination targets are met, according to a “roadmap” for post-vaccine life released Friday. Health Minister Patty Hajdu said provinces and territories can use these guidelines to inform how, and when, certain measures should be eased. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: Federal 'roadmap' shares vision of 'life after vaccination'; Ontario reports...

Ontario reported 2,362 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, driving down the seven-day average in the province to 2,616 daily cases.