COVID-19 vaccines

Experts are hopeful the Omicron wave will be short, but fear for health care capacity continues

Experts are hopeful the Omicron wave will be short, but fear for health care capacity continues

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Experts are hopeful the Omicron wave will be short, but fear for health care capacity continues

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(Courtesy of iStock/SolStock)

Health

Why I got the COVID vaccine during my pregnancy

DesRosiers (centre) and their children, Aiden (left), 13, and Easton, 11, in Kitchener, Ont. (Photograph by Brett Gundlock)

DesRosiers (centre) and their children, Aiden (left), 13, and Easton, 11, in Kitchener, Ont. (Photograph by Brett Gundlock)

News

Changing the minds of the vaccine hesitant requires actually listening to them

Niagara paramedic Mark Thomas vaccinates Raimud Sujer. The Seymour-Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre in St. Catharines has been converted from a hockey arena to a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Niagara area residents. Recipients are encouraged to leave a message about what getting the vaccine means to them. (Photograph by Carlos Osorio)

Niagara paramedic Mark Thomas vaccinates Raimud Sujer. The Seymour-Hannah Sports and Entertainment Centre in St. Catharines has been converted from a hockey arena to a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Niagara area residents. Recipients are encouraged to leave a message about what getting the vaccine means to them. (Photograph by Carlos Osorio)

Society

Sticky notes of gratitude festoon a COVID-19 vaccination clinic

Kaplan-Myrth uses chalk to designate a waiting area outside her medical clinic in Ottawa (Photograph by Justin Tang)

Kaplan-Myrth uses chalk to designate a waiting area outside her medical clinic in Ottawa (Photograph by Justin Tang)

Canada

This Ottawa family doctor’s pop-up vaccination clinic delivered 220 shots in a day