TORONTO – Immunizing children from five to 11 years of age for COVID-19 is rampant in Ontario today.
Today, the City of Toronto’s childhood vaccination campaign is being carried out in earnest with child-friendly clinics and other facilities taking place in schools and communities.
Public Health in Windsor, Ont., said it was also holding appointments for young children today, and the city’s police force said it would be on site for planned protests. planned at these locations.
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Appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations for children ages 5 to 11 in Ontario can be booked starting Tuesday
A clinic in Hamilton is today providing injections to Indigenous people and their family members over the age of 5.
Children need parental or guardian consent to get vaccinated.
Other medical units will give children Pfizer-BioNTech injections on designated dates this weekend and in the coming weeks.
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