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Filipino community proud of its front-line workers, but urge stronger protections

  TORONTO As Canada roll outs the first COVID-19 vaccines to front-line workers, pride is washing over the Filipino community. But advocates say a true show of appreciation would involve the government doing more to protect them. Three of the first five people in the country to be inoculated were Filipino-Canadian, but that’s hardly a surprise as, for decades, this community has been an integral part of Canada’s health care system. When he was receiving his inoculation last week, registered practical nurse Lucky Aguila admitted he wasn’t thinking of the significance to the Filipino community. “But I’m honoured to be one of the first,” told CTVNews.ca on Wednesday. Back in May, he began working in the Rekai Centre long-term care homes in Toronto – thrown into the middle of an outbreak.

1st COVID-19 vaccine recipients say it s history made for Filipino-Canadians

1st COVID-19 vaccine recipients say it s history made for Filipino-Canadians by Erica Natividad and Theresa Redula Posted Dec 18, 2020 3:48 pm EDT Tamara Dus (left), director of University Health Netwok Safety Services, administers the first Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario to personal support worker Anita Quidangen at a hospital in Toronto on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn) Three of the first five people to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Canada were Filipino-Canadian, a moment significant to the Filipino community, who for decades has played a major role in the nation’s healthcare system. About one in every 20 caregiving professionals in Canada are Filipino and with frontline workers the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, it’s no surprise they played a large role in the historic inoculations.

It s safer than COVID : Canada s 1st vaccine recipients, health-care workers hope others follow suit

It s safer than COVID : Canada s 1st vaccine recipients, health-care workers hope others follow suit By now, many Canadians likely know that Lucky Aguila was among the first people in this country to be vaccinated against COVID-19 on Monday. But the news came as a bit of a surprise to the 27-year-old nurse’s parents. Aguila didn’t tell them he was getting the vaccine; instead, they saw it happen on TV. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Dec 15, 2020 2:20 PM ET | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 Tamara Dus, director of health services at the University Health Network, injects a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at The Michener Institute in Toronto on Monday.(Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press)

UHN gave first COVID-19 vaccine in Canada

UHN gave first COVID-19 vaccine in Canada University Health Network (UHN) today gave the first COVID-19 vaccine in Canada. This landmark event signals a potential turning point in the pandemic and underlines the value of science and worldwide cooperation. UHN is proud to play a leading role in launching Canada s COVID-19 vaccination program. These past nine months have been challenging in so many ways, but no more so than for healthcare workers across the continuum of care - especially those dedicated colleagues who care for seniors in long-term care. We remember the 13,500 Canadians who lost their lives to this ravaging virus. With this vaccine, we turn the corner and begin a new era in the fight against COVID-19 - an era with the effective tools to beat this relentless enemy.

COVID-19: First Pfizer vaccine in Canada given in Toronto, Perley and Rideau care home staff to receive vaccine Tuesday, Ontario reports 1,940 new cases

COVID-19: First Pfizer vaccine in Canada given in Toronto, Perley and Rideau care home staff to receive vaccine Tuesday, Ontario reports 1,940 new cases
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