Previous Posts: Answering Your Questions about COVID-19
Archived Articles
November 19th 2021 - COVID-19 Vaccine Approval for Ages 5-11
November 5th 2021 - Vaccine Eligibility for Children 5-11
October 29th 2021 - Enhanced Vaccination Certificates FAQs
October 22nd - Disproven Vaccine Conspiracies
October 8th 2021 - More People Can Get the Third Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine
October 1st 2021 - Three Things to Do When It Feels Like COVID-19 Will Never End
September 24th 2021 - Print Your Vaccine Receipt Without a Smartphone or Computer in Toronto
September 17th 2021 - Important Update on Vaccine Certificates in Ontario
September 10th 2021 - Ivermectin, Explained
September 3rd 2021 - Vaccine Certificates FAQs
August 27th 2021 - Do You Qualify for a Third Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine?
August 20th 2021 - Why We Still Have to Wear Masks
August 13th 2021 - Which Provinces and Territories Have Vaccine Passports
August 6th 2021 - The Delta Variant, Explained
July 30th 2021 - COVID-19’s Underreported Impact on People with Disabilities
July 23rd 2021 - Vaccine Inequality, Explained
July 13th 2021 - Mixed Messaging on Vaccine Mixing
July 2nd 2021 - NEW Second Dose Clinic for People with Disabilities in Toronto
June 25th 2021 - What You Can Do to Stop Variants and Contribute to Herd Immunity
June 18th - Herd Immunity, Explained
June 11th - Opening Up about our Mental Health as Ontario Opens Up
June 4th - Why the Second Dose Wait Time Changed
May 28th - Why We Should Say Goodbye to the Five Stages of Grief
May 21st - Ways to Cope with Uncertainty
May 14th 2021 - How Does COVID-19 Compare to the World’s Most Damaging Pandemic
May 6th 2021 - When Did Other Countries Start to Open Back Up
April 30th 2021 - When Can We Stop Social Distancing and Wearing Masks
April 16th 2021 - Vaccines Explained
November 5th 2021 - Vaccine Eligibility for Children 5-11
October 29th 2021 - Enhanced Vaccination Certificates FAQs
October 22nd - Disproven Vaccine Conspiracies
October 8th 2021 - More People Can Get the Third Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine
October 1st 2021 - Three Things to Do When It Feels Like COVID-19 Will Never End
September 24th 2021 - Print Your Vaccine Receipt Without a Smartphone or Computer in Toronto
September 17th 2021 - Important Update on Vaccine Certificates in Ontario
September 10th 2021 - Ivermectin, Explained
September 3rd 2021 - Vaccine Certificates FAQs
August 27th 2021 - Do You Qualify for a Third Dose of a COVID-19 Vaccine?
August 20th 2021 - Why We Still Have to Wear Masks
August 13th 2021 - Which Provinces and Territories Have Vaccine Passports
August 6th 2021 - The Delta Variant, Explained
July 30th 2021 - COVID-19’s Underreported Impact on People with Disabilities
July 23rd 2021 - Vaccine Inequality, Explained
July 13th 2021 - Mixed Messaging on Vaccine Mixing
July 2nd 2021 - NEW Second Dose Clinic for People with Disabilities in Toronto
June 25th 2021 - What You Can Do to Stop Variants and Contribute to Herd Immunity
June 18th - Herd Immunity, Explained
June 11th - Opening Up about our Mental Health as Ontario Opens Up
June 4th - Why the Second Dose Wait Time Changed
May 28th - Why We Should Say Goodbye to the Five Stages of Grief
May 21st - Ways to Cope with Uncertainty
May 14th 2021 - How Does COVID-19 Compare to the World’s Most Damaging Pandemic
May 6th 2021 - When Did Other Countries Start to Open Back Up
April 30th 2021 - When Can We Stop Social Distancing and Wearing Masks
April 16th 2021 - Vaccines Explained
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