COVID-19 vaccines

Case counts are soaring and hospitalizations are rising. But things are very different now than they were in March 2020.

Sarah Boesveld: The alternative—gambling that you won’t catch COVID for those nine months—just seems much more terrifying to me

To reach herd immunity, we need up to 90 per cent of the population to get shots in arms. That means helping a critical minority feel confident about getting the vaccine.

The notes cover three-quarters of the arena glass, creating a rainbow of hope

The guerrilla vaccination blitz—nicknamed ’Jabapalooza’—was physician Nili Kaplan-Myrth’s answer to the chaotic appointment process in Ontario and what she sees as the baffling underuse of family doctors

Vaxx Populi: We need 75 per cent of adults to have a first dose and 20 to have a second. How soon might we get there?

The medical officer of health for Ontario’s hardest-hit region talks about his willingness to step ahead of provincial requirements in the fight against COVID-19

There have been some reports of post-vaccination symptoms like headaches, fatigue and aches. Here are some Maclean’s reads to distract you from your temporary blight.

The London, Ont. physician printed out the list of 172 eligible patients and just started dialling. His work contains lessons for Canada’s wider vaccine effort.

The assumption that we would fare better than our neighbours to the south held true through much of the pandemic’s first year. Not anymore.