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Estimated COVID-19 vaccination timeline for Ontarians aged 60 and older

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Ontario has announced new details of its vaccine rollout for residents aged 60 and older. Here's a look at the timeline issued by retired Gen. Rick Hiller, who is leading the province's vaccine effort:

Third week of March: Vaccinations start for those 80 and older. 

April 15: Vaccinations start for those 75 and older.

May 1: Vaccinations start for those 70 and older.

June 1: Vaccinations start for those 65 and older.

First week of July: Vaccinations start for those 60 and older.

Essential workers could receive shots in May if supply allows but the government is still deciding who will be in that group. 

High-risk groups, including health-care workers who work directly with the public and Indigenous adults, will receive shots throughout.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 24, 2021. 

The Canadian Press


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