Niagara Expands COVID-19 Vaccinations for Healthcare Workers

Friday, 26 February 2021 12:04

By Linda Morgan

More healthcare workers in Niagara are about to get vaccinated.

The clinic at the Seymour Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre is St. Catharines is about to start providing vaccines to community healthcare workers who are considered high risk and high priority.

This group includes medical first responders, firefighters and police officers, and community healthcare workers service Indigenous and specialized populations.

Vaccinations are only being done by appointment, and people who are eligible will be contacted in order to register when it's their turn.

For more information on Niagara's vaccination plan, click here.

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Niagara Expands COVID-19 Vaccinations for Healthcare Workers

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