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Let me see if I get this straight......Trudeau way behind on getting vaccines, meh? Ford behind on giving vaccines, sky is falling?
I'm sure everything in Ontario will be fine.
Just checking.....
Let me see if I get this straight......Trudeau way behind on getting vaccines, meh? Ford behind on giving vaccines, sky is falling?
I'm sure everything in Ontario will be fine.
Not quite.Let me see if I get this straight......Trudeau way behind on getting vaccines, meh? Ford behind on giving vaccines, sky is falling?
Just checking.....
Quebec has a smaller population and has vaccinated more (as a %of population), what is your point?Meh you might want to check out the population levels......Ontario has more population than Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba combined
Lastly, population has nothing to do with organization. The fact that Ontario wont have a website for booking vaccinations until mid march and Alberta has one up and running now isn't population based.
North Toronto Memorial Community Cent
200 Eglinton Avenue West
Mitchell Field Community Centre
89 Church Avenue
The Hangar
75 Carl Hall Road
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
255 Front Street West
Scarborough Town Centre
300 Borough Drive
Carmine Stefano Community Centre
3100 Weston Road
Toronto Congress Centre
650 Dixon Road
Malvern Community Recreation Centre
30 Sewells Road
Cloverdale Mall
250 The East Mall
The City of Ottawa has pre-identified four locations for community clinics to administer vaccines:
- Horticulture Building, 1525 Princess Patricia Way
- Eva James Memorial Centre, 65 Stonehaven Drive
- Peter Clark Facility, 255 Centrum Boulevard
- Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Avenue
Ontario has 251K people fully vaccinated (both doses). Quebec has 0. Cherry picking stats looks nice until you lift up the rug.Quebec has a smaller population and has vaccinated more (as a %of population), what is your point?
Also, when you consider that every province is receiving vaccinations as a percentage of their population, there is still little excuse.
Lastly, population has nothing to do with organization. The fact that Ontario wont have a website for booking vaccinations until mid march and Alberta has one up and running now isn't population based.
Obviously, Ontario has administered thousands more doses than Quebec. Quebec also seems quite a bit behind Ontario in % of vaccine administered.Quebec has a smaller population and has vaccinated more (as a %of population), what is your point?
Also, when you consider that every province is receiving vaccinations as a percentage of their population, there is still little excuse.
Lastly, population has nothing to do with organization. The fact that Ontario wont have a website for booking vaccinations until mid march and Alberta has one up and running now isn't population based.
Cherry picking, indeed!Quebec has a smaller population and has vaccinated more (as a %of population), what is your point?
Also, when you consider that every province is receiving vaccinations as a percentage of their population, there is still little excuse.
Lastly, population has nothing to do with organization. The fact that Ontario wont have a website for booking vaccinations until mid march and Alberta has one up and running now isn't population based.
You have shown you're not interested in having a mature adult discussion without throwing out things like ford derangement syndrome, so I have no desire to talk to you.Cherry picking, indeed!
So Ontario accounts for 37% of all Canadians to date, and has one of the highest administration to received doses ratios of the provinces (88% administered against the national average 81%), but gets nothing but a snyde, Ontario-bashing “oh God, this will end well” from you...
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I have no desire to talk to you.
You have shown you're not interested in having a mature adult discussion without throwing out things like ford derangement syndrome, so I have no desire to talk to you.
Really?You have shown you're not interested in having a mature adult discussion without throwing out things like ford derangement syndrome, so I have no desire to talk to you.
Thank-you for that list, Blackadder. Guess I'll be going to Cloverdale when my turn comes.If I was in Toronto, Kingston or Ottawa, I would know the locations of the vaccination centres.
Congratulations.Well I'm happy with Ontario so far....Mom got her second shot last Monday.
people over 80 living independently in the community and not in long-term-care or retirement homes, should start getting a vaccine around mid-March.
Thank-you for that list, Blackadder. Guess I'll be going to Cloverdale when my turn comes.
My mother turns a healthy 89 later this year, so, hopefully, she will get her shot pretty soon.
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Doug Ford, the Premier of Ontario's government, is providing $5M to help fire services across Ontario. So, what Ontario fire service photo do they feature in the tweet? FDNY of course.
Cutting four trucks and 84 front-line firefighters will have a “serious impact,” warned Ed Kennedy, president of the Toronto Fire Fighters’ Association.