COVID-19: Toronto mayor Tory outlines plan to ramp up school vaccinations
Toronto Mayor John Tory outlined Thursday the city's plan to ramp up school vaccinations and get more education workers and students vaccinated against COVID-19 in an effort to reopen in-person learning for Jan. 17. He said this will included dedicated immunization clinics for Toronto school staff and holding clinics in schools, with about 27 planned over the next two weeks.
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