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Dr. Piotr Oglaza, Medical Officer of Health and CEO, reported that as of June 1, 53 per cent of HPEC residents received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
He told the HPE Board of Health Wednesday in a virtual meeting that the province, recognizing that HPEPH received vaccine much later than other regions, is now allocating a consistent and increasing supply of vaccine to our region. He did note, however, that HPEPH has the capacity to administer more vaccines than our current allocation.
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Hastings Prince Edward Board of Health (BOH) lamented the discovery of remains at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
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LONDON, ONT. A day after sweeping new COVID-19 restrictions were announced, police forces across Ontario, including services throughout Southwestern Ontario, have stated they will not randomly stop people. The province’s Solicitor General, Sylvia Jones, granted the authority as part of the province’s bid to put a lid on soaring COVID-19 case counts in Ontario. For the chair of London’s Police Services Board- it hit close to home. I personally, as a health worker in this community experience this distress, said Dr. Javeed Sukhera. My own children wonder if we can take a walk to the park in the middle of everything that’s going on.