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Numa altura em que mais de 70% das pessoas com 12 anos de idade ou mais no Canadá receberam a sua primeira dose da vacina contra a COVID-19 e as províncias e territórios aceleram o processo de elegibilidade para a toma das segundas doses, o governo federal procura agora sensibilizar a população mais hesitante para a importância da vacinação. →
At a time when more than 70% of people 12 years of age and older in Canada have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine and provinces and territories are speeding up the eligibility process for second doses, the federal government is now seeking to sensitize the most hesitant population to the importance of vaccination. →
TORONTO – Raul and Sean talk about Euro 2020: the matches, analysis, curiosities. Watch them!
Previous videos here: https://www.cnmng.ca/category/euro-2020/
With the largest vaccination campaign underway, the province has administered more than 11.7 million doses into the arms of Ontarians. On June 16, numbers released by the Ministry of Health show health officials administered 202,984 vaccine doses on Tuesday, up from 184,989 doses the day prior.
Article by Francesco Veronesi — Translation and Video: Luis Aparicio
Tottenham, Bradford, Wasaga Beach, Orillia, Hamilton, Alliston, Innisfil, Barrie. Estas são algumas das localidades onde, durante todo o dia de ontem, foi oferecida a disponibilidade de postos livres para agendamento da toma da segunda dose da vacina para todos aqueles que moram nos hotspots do Ontário e que receberam a primeira dose antes de 9 de maio. Para quem mora em Toronto, trata-se de uma distância que vai dos 45 aos 95 quilómetros. →
