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Waterloo Region announces COVID-19 vaccine distribution task force

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COVID-19 vaccine distribution task force, which it says will create an efficient, equitable plan for delivery of the immunization program.“We continue to see COVID-19 circulate throughout our community and the creation of this task force is a major milestone in the fight against the virus,” said regional chair Karen Redman.

Waterloo’s top doc has new instructions for businesses to slow COVID-19 spread One of Waterloo Region’s top cops, deputy chief Shirley Hilton, will lead the panel, which will include people from a wide swathe of local agencies.“The health and safety of this community is our top priority and I am confident that the individuals on the regional task force share a collective expertise to develop a clear and transparent.

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