Ottawa Public Health will begin allowing parents to chose Moderna COVID-19 vaccines for their children between ages six and 12 after a law professor filed a human rights complaint to get access to the vaccine. Read More
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Ottawa Public Health will allow Moderna vaccines for kids, after professor files human rights complaint
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