When Ottawa Public Health recently released geographic vaccination data for the city, chief medical officer of health Dr. Vera Etches cautioned that although the figures — broken down into more than 100 neighbourhoods identified by the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study — were useful in directing vaccination efforts, they only painted part of the picture. Read More
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By the numbers: COVID-19 vaccination and infection rates in your neighbourhood
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