Towered
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Are updated vaccines available?
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- Thread starter AlvinofDiaspar
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Yes
zang
Senior Member
Only open to the "general" population for after October 30th though. High-risk groups only 'til then.
Richard White
Senior Member
It is worth noting that Shoppers Drug Mart does not tell you this when you do a booking. I made a booking for last week blissfully unaware and was told to come back after the 30th.
Yes, I made an appointment for early November
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Indeed. I double checked this when getting my fifth Covid shot (and flu shot) at Rexall last week.
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Towered
Superstar
Got my first Covid shot today in a year and a half. Also got the flu shot at the same time. 6 hours later and aside from a tiny bit of soreness in both arms, I feel fine, if a bit tired, though I'm not sure if that's related to the shots or not.
Initially I wasn't going to bother with another shot because I'm just SO OVER COVID and barely even think about it anymore, but since I booked my mom to get one, I figured what the hell, since I'm there I guess I'll just get one too.
Initially I wasn't going to bother with another shot because I'm just SO OVER COVID and barely even think about it anymore, but since I booked my mom to get one, I figured what the hell, since I'm there I guess I'll just get one too.
Northern Light
Superstar
The Elementary Teachers and the province have a tentative deal (subject to ratification) with wages to be determined in arbitration.
In an article about that deal, The Star highlights how far behind students are that received virtual, rather than in person learning.
www.thestar.com
From the above:
That's an enormous gap; what a profound loss. That's so hard to make up.
In an article about that deal, The Star highlights how far behind students are that received virtual, rather than in person learning.
Here’s what’s in the tentative deal between the Ford government and Ontario’s elementary school teachers
A copy of the agreement, which still needs to be ratified, was obtained by the Star.
www.thestar.com
From the above:
That's an enormous gap; what a profound loss. That's so hard to make up.
gabe
Senior Member
it seems we are in a bit of a summer surge. I was in Vancouver a couple weeks ago for a wedding. People got sick with COVID after the wedding. My boyfriend included. Thankfully it was mild for him. But one guest ended up in the hospital. I had a dinner party cancelled this weekend in Toronto.. As the host and her wife both tested positive for COVID.
www.nbcnews.com
www.scmp.com
Covid's summer wave surges on as Biden tests positive
Cases are increasing nationally, especially in the West and the Southeast, as three or four new variants of the virus are driving infections in different parts of the country.
www.nbcnews.com
New, highly contagious Covid variant is fuelling Japan’s 11th wave of infections
The country reported a 39 per cent week-on-week surge in infections from July 1 to 7, with Okinawa the hardest hit.
www.scmp.com
Towered
Superstar
If people have mild symptoms of sickness, why would they still bother to test for covid? If you feel sick, just stay home, no matter what illness it is.
zang
Senior Member
Hubris, ignorance and lack of paid sick days are unfortunately still a thing.
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Got my Moderna and general flu shots today at Rexall. Apparently the new Moderna covid vaccine targets the KP.2 variant. Interestingly, the new Novovax vaccine targets instead the JN.1 variant. I wonder why the difference?
This chart below makes no mention of the KP.2 variant at all. What's up there?
From https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/testing-variants.html#VOC
This chart below makes no mention of the KP.2 variant at all. What's up there?
From https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/testing-variants.html#VOC
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PL1
Active Member
Probably based on when they decided to make the vaccine. Lead times may be different for the two different vaccines technologies.