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Article content The clinics at the North London Optimist community centre and the Earl Nichols arena will shut Labour Day weekend amid declining demand for the shots and the Middlesex-London Health Unit’s effort to get doses to harder-to-reach people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As mass London COVID vaccine clinics close, here s where the focus shifts Back to video “The work has not stopped, by any means. We know that the work to get the last mile done is actually going to be just as much, if not more, than the work required to get us this far,” Dr. Alex Summers, the health unit’s associate medical officer of health, said Thursday. ....
Article content London area health officials are applauding the turnout at mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinics, reaching thousands of people at the pop-up sites since late June. The Middlesex-London Health Unit and Middlesex-London Paramedic Service have been running pop-up clinics at schools, community centres and workplaces for several weeks in a bid to get shots to harder-to-reach populations. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Officials detail turnout so far at London s pop-up COVID vaccine clinics Back to video “We are seeing really good turnout. It’s really exciting. Since June 21, we’ve vaccinated over 5,000 individuals at these mobile clinics,” said Maureen MacCormick, the vaccine campaign’s chief of operations. ....
By Ryann Scheib /via Unsplash/ “We’ve made the best out of a bad situation” Grace Vo-Edwards, a member of the prom committee says. After receiving word about a virtual graduation ceremony, students at Sir Fredrick Banting Secondary School are still hoping to have an in-person prom celebration this year. The graduating students should still be able to walk across the stage to receive their diploma at the end of the year. Depending on the state of the pandemic, the school is planning on pre-recording the ceremony and celebrating via livestream. /via Unsplash/
“If we’re not going to school for the rest of the year, we can’t walk across the stage. But we can still purchase the gown and go on our own time to take photos, which I’m most excited for” Ionna Hopper, grade 12 student and head of the prom committee says. ....