Trudeau says he wants an AstraZeneca shot, but a supply crunch could be coming cbc.ca 1 hour ago John Paul Tasker © Sam Nar/CBC Joan Fisher gets a dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at the Guardian Snowdon Pharmacy, located at 264 Bloor St. W., in Toronto on Wednesday, March 17, 2021. (Sam Nar/CBC)
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today his office was busy working the phones to secure him an appointment to get the AstraZeneca shot at a pharmacy, now that age restrictions for the vaccine have been adjusted in Ontario.
Speaking in French, Trudeau said he was eager to get the AstraZeneca shot in particular to convey the message to all Canadians that they should be vaccinated with the first one that is offered to them as quickly as possible.
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SHOPKEEPERS in Worcester say they have been busy so far this week, after they were allowed to re-open on Monday following the lockdown. Despite some nippy temperatures, April sunshine led to heavy footfall in the city centre, as the shoppers returned in force. Many were seeking new hairdos and even Matthew Stone, owner of His and Hers hair salon in Broad Street, was surprised by the lively take-up. He said: “I thought it would be busy, but not quite this busy. It has been relentless! But it’s very nice to see, and we are booked solid for the next few weeks. People are desperate for a haircut.
Business booming in Worcester city centre after lockdown
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