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COVID-19 hotspots should get larger allotment of vaccines, Mississauga mayor says

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Mississauga’s mayor says COVID-19 hotspots like Peel Region and Toronto should get a larger allotment of vaccines.Bonnie Crombie made the remarks during her weekly update Wednesday afternoon.“I really, truly believe that you have to deal with it at the source, and if we have the highest density here and … the risk of transmission is so much greater in Peel Region and in Toronto, then it only makes sense that we get a greater allotment of the vaccine,” Crombie said.

Toronto, Peel Region in talks with province to possibly allow patios to open under COVID-19 lockdown She said she is disappointed that the province’s AstraZeneca pilot project, which saw vaccines distributed to pharmacies in Toronto, Windsor-Essex, and the Kingston area, does.

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