Federal government promised that it would reach 68 million shots delivered by the end of July
More than 90 per cent of shots are going to second doses
Vaccines key in B.C.’s race against the more infectious COVID-19 variant
Trudeau says plans to welcome fully vaccinated tourists will be worked on ‘in the coming weeks”
Countries where the Delta variant is spreading report fastest infection rates in unvaccinated people
On June 17 NACI said getting mRNA after AstraZeneca was the preferred option
Federal officials continue to advise Canadians against travelling internationally
The agency describes her as a figure of hope in the fight against the novel coronavirus
The prime minister and his wife got their first doses in late April
Patients with a history of capillary leak syndrome warned not get AstraZeneca, COVISHIELD vaccines
Findings reinforce the decision to mix and match vaccines in much of Canada
Initial responses, if factual, saw private information about British Columbians’ personal health shared with the public
Federal officials provide some clarity on what is safe for Canadians with two COVID-fighting doses
At least 7.7 million Canadians — one in five people — have received both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine
From 6,000 to 3,600 – Adrian Dix says fewer people are choosing AstraZeneca for second dose
Eligible travellers must still take multiple COVID-19 tests
Earlier projections for reopening at this milestone didn’t include Delta variant
NACI recommends an mRNA vaccine for all Canadians receiving a second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine
B.C. mayor David Screech who received his second AstraZeneca dose last week can now attend the show
John Horgan shared a photo of himself on social media Friday afternoon holding a completed vaccination card
