WINDSOR, ONT. Windsor-Essex residents age 40 and older in designated hot spot postal codes are now eligible to book a COVID-19 vaccination. The Ontario government is expanding booking for vaccination appointments to individuals 45 and over in 114 designated high-risk neighbourhoods in 13 public health units, as identified by postal code. Windsor-Essex is able to reduce the age further to age 40 for those areas. As of 8 a.m. Tuesday, all individuals who are 40 and over in 2021, living in postal codes N8H, N8X, N8Y, N9A, N9B, N9C and N9Y, will be eligible to book an appointment at a mass immunization clinic.
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TORONTO The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, has made the difficult decision to move elementary and secondary schools to remote learning following the April break.
This move has been made in response to the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases, the increasing risks posed to the public by COVID-19 variants, and the massive spike in hospital admissions, according to a release issued by the province Monday afternoon.
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