COVID-19 vaccines roll out for workers, residents in Hamilton's homele...
Dr. Kerry Beal, the lead physician at Shelter Health Network, says it's "thrilling" to see vaccines being administered across Hamilton's shelter system.
COVID-19 vaccines roll out for workers, residents in Hamilton's homeless shelter system - CBC.ca
Dr. Kerry Beal, the lead physician at Shelter Health Network, says it's "thrilling" to see vaccines being administered across Hamilton's shelter system.
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