TORONTO Planes filled with precious cargo prepared for takeoff this morning as Operation Remote Immunity, a program aiming at bringing the vaccine to fly-in communities in Ontario, officially took flight. Operation Remote Immunity will deliver the Moderna vaccine to 31 First Nation communities in Northern Ontario, most of which can only be reached by air. Neskantaga First Nation Chief Christopher Moonias was the first to roll up his sleeve and get vaccinated in his community. He shared the experience on Facebook Live to demonstrate his confidence in the vaccine. âThose are the guys that are waiting to be vaccinated,â he said in the video, panning to show people waiting in a spaced out line in the hallway. âWe got about 40 people today coming, 30 tomorrow, and more the day after.â
COVID-19 : l Alberta étend son programme de soutien à l auto-isolement | Coronavirus
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Alberta to expand COVID-19 outreach programs in Indigenous communities
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All Albertans who must self-isolate due to COVID-19 can now access hotel rooms paid for by the province and will be eligible for $625 once they complete the self-isolation.
Alberta Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver said Monday those who need to quarantine because they or a family member tested positive but are unable to do so safely at home are eligible upon referral by Alberta Health Services.
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