An Ottawa woman who can’t receive mRNA vaccines for health reasons was left scrambling Friday after her second dose of AstraZeneca vaccine was cancelled and she was incorrectly told she might have to go as far as Sharbot Lake to find a second dose. Read More
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Woman who is unable to have mRNA vaccines left scrambling after her AstraZeneca dose cancelled
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