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Front-line workers, chronically ill concerned about low priority in B.C. s new COVID-19 vaccine plan Adam van der Zwan © Kay Nietfeld/dpa via AP Photo B.C. s new age-based COVID-19 vaccination plans bumps many essential service workers, including firefighers, grocery store workers and teachers, down the priority line for a vaccination. Sharon Lee-Flynn, 43, says she suffers from a spinal cord injury of more than twenty years and, with impaired pulmonary and cardiovascular systems, she s more at risk than a 60-year-old.   That s why the B.C. resident says she doesn t understand the province s COVID-19 vaccination plan announced Friday which mainly prioritizes people by age, leaving Lee-Flynn to wait at least another six months before she can be vaccinated. 

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