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No-show rate low as Ontario expands vaccination pace, eligibility and options

Ontario expects 65 per cent of adults will have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of May, as intense demand for shots in Southwestern Ontario…

No-show rate low as Ontario expands vaccination pace, eligibility and options

Article content Ontario expects 65 per cent of adults will have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of May, as intense demand for shots in Southwestern Ontario pushes appointment no-shows at mass vaccination clinics to impressive lows. Health Minister Christine Elliott said the revised vaccine target will mean 7.9 million people should have their first dose by month’s end. Wednesday’s announcement comes less than a week after the government said all adults would be eligible to book a vaccine starting the week of May 24. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser.

April 12: Another COVID-19 death in the Sarnia area

Another Sarnia-area resident has died due to COVID-19. The region’s 53rd fatality in the last year-plus was reported Monday by Lambton public health. A person in the 70-plus age range died in hospital this past weekend, a health unit spokesperson confirmed Monday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. April 12: Another COVID-19 death in the Sarnia area Back to video The health unit also reported 11 new confirmed cases. A total of 2,870 of the region’s 3,050 cases were considered resolved, while 127 were still active. The number of active outbreaks dropped to four. There were seven as of Saturday.

April 12: Another COVID-19 death in the Sarnia area

Family doctors join vaccine rollout in Sarnia-Lambton