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Ontario's vaccine rollout likely to be accelerated, says task force member

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( - image credit) Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an infectious diseases physician and member of Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine task force, says vaccinations of Ontarians in certain age categories are likely to move more quickly than initially planned.
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Vaccine certificates could be available within three months, says EU chief

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said after a virtual meeting of EU leaders that vaccination certificates could be ready to use in three months time.
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COVID-19: Ukraine set to launch coronavirus vaccination programme

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The EU called on member states to help Ukraine as it plans its vaccinations programme.
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US: NFL stadium rejects calls to use arena as vaccination site

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Several US cities have opened mass vaccination sites in sports stadiums, but one city taking a more personal approach to the vaccine rollout.
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Improving life in nursing homes as residents get COVID-19 vaccines

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The Perley and Rideau Veterans' Health Centre in Ottawa is finding ways to improve life for residents now that many have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, even if things can’t go back to normal quite yet.
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'We can't help but feel the frustration' | Sandy Silver

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Yukon Premier Sandy Silver on what a reduction in the number Moderna doses shipped to Canada mean for his territory.
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Outrage over B.C. couple jumping COVID-19 vaccine queue

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There is growing outrage over a B.C. couple's elaborate scheme to jump the queue for a COVID-19 vaccine. They chartered flights, broke quarantines, and now face charges.
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Wealthy number of people flocking to Florida for vaccinations

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Florida's governor is playing down the number of people that have travelled get vaccines.
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British Columbia lays out details of COVID-19 vaccine rollout

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British Columbia releases a detailed plan on how it hopes to vaccinate the province's population. It involves four phases, more than seven million doses of COVID-19 vaccine and mobile units to reach remote areas.
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Ford prioritizes long-term care homes for vaccinations

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says long-term care homes will be the priority for COVID-19 vaccinations as the province works through supply issues.
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Pharmacies say they can speed up COVID-19 vaccination

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Canada's pharmacists say they can vaccinate up to three million people a week against COVID-19 once shots for the general population go ahead.
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U.S. millions of doses behind COVID-19 vaccine targets

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A few weeks into its rollout, the United States has fallen millions of doses behind its COVID-19 vaccine targets. And there’s anger after a Wisconsin pharmacist was arrested for deliberately taking more than 500 doses of the Moderna...
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U.S. New Year’s Eve a mix of hope and fear about pandemic

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The U.S. may have COVID-19 vaccines, but with the slow pace of the rollout, the explosive pace of infections and growing evidence of a new variant, Americans spend New Year's Eve perched on the edge of hope and fear.
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Quebec ramps up vaccine plans amid rising COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations

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Quebec is ramping up its plans to administer COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as possible, but those plans don’t address immediate issues of climbing COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
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Vaccinations will save lives, not vaccines, says EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides

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Euronews speaks to the European Commissioner for Health, Stella Kyriakides, following Monday's approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine by the European Medicines Agency.
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'V-Day': 90-year-old gets first COVID-19 jab as UK begins mass vaccinations

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Margaret Keenan received the vaccine in Coventry on what has been dubbed 'V-Day' in the UK, kicking off a global immunisation programme that is expected to gain momentum.
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Zimbabwe: Health experts warn of COVID-19 vaccine delays

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Health experts in Zimbabwe are warning it could take six months before a COVID-19 vaccine becomes available there because of logistical and ecomomic challenges.
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Coronavirus vaccine: Grandmother, 90, is the first to get COVID-19 vaccine in the UK

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Margaret Keenan said she felt “so privileged" to be the first person vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Dose error raises questions about Oxford COVID-19 vaccine

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Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca and Oxford University have acknowledged a manufacturing error that is raising questions about preliminary results of their COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
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Ontario criticized for pausing vaccine rollout over holidays

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Ontario is facing criticism for shutting down its COVID-19 vaccination efforts for two days over Christmas, as doctors stress that time is of the essence. Meanwhile, a study shows how Canada's rollout compares to other countries.
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Ontario doctors concerned about fewer in-school HPV vaccinations

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Doctors are warning that the cancellation of Ontario's in-school HPV vaccination programs in the spring of 2020 could lead to thousands of preventable cancers.
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COVID-19 vaccine expected to arrive in Alberta on Wednesday

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Dr. Darren Markland, an Edmonton ICU doctor, says he expects he will be vaccinated on Wednesday.
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US deaths from COVID-19 surpass 400,000 as Trump leaves office

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Joe Biden, on eve of inauguration, says ‘to heal, we must remember’ those who died in pandemic.