St. Catharines Clinic Vaccinates Nearly 100,000

Thursday, 6 May 2021 16:28

By Linda Morgan

Good news on local vaccination efforts.

Niagara Health is confirming 95,000 doses have been administered at the clinic, and hopes to give out 1,650 shots a day if supply allows.

To date, about 35 percent of Niagara's population has received at least one dose.

The clinic is also dedicating appointments today until Sunday for Canada Border Services Agency inspection officers and Public Health Agency of Canada quarantine staff.

Niagara Health continues to urge the public to follow COVDI-19 safety guidelines such as masking up, social distancing, and getting vaccinated when it's your turn.

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St. Catharines Clinic Vaccinates Nearly 100,000

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