More than 11,000 doses of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine are slated to arrive in Ottawa next week, destined for the hands of health-care providers and the arms of patients at select community health centres and family health teams. Read More
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'Hands up, I'm ready': Ottawa primary care providers to receive AstraZeneca doses for their patients
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