People in Greater Victoria are invited to make some noise on B.C. Day to show the love to front-line workers.
Premier John Horgan is inviting all British Columbians to join him in saluting front-line workers not only for the pandemic, but also those battling wildfires.
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The premier is asking people throughout the province to take a moment at 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 2, to bang pots, and make some noise as a way of expressing gratitude and appreciation.
B次元官网网址淗ealth-care workers, first responders and so many others have been working tirelessly throughout the pandemic to maintain essential services and supply lines. Their selfless efforts are now echoed by those bravely battling wildfires in the province,B次元官网网址 he said. B次元官网网址淲e owe so much to so many. On Monday evening, letB次元官网网址檚 all make some noise.B次元官网网址
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The provincial government has a downloadable PDF online where people can write thank you notes to front-line workers. (B.C. Government) |
The salute to front-line workers is part of Vax for BC, the latest step in the campaign to help as many British Columbians as possible get vaccinated.
Health authorities will bring vaccines to local communities where they work, play and shop.
Vax for BC will include the first province-wide Walk-in Wednesday. On Aug. 4, clinics throughout the province will reserve about 20,000 doses for walk-in vaccinations for anyone 12 years and older who still need their first dose or people eligible to receive their second dose.
For more information on Vax for BC and to find a mobile or drop-in clinic near you, visit:
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Walk-in Wednesday
Dose 1 eligibility: All people aged 12+
Dose 2 eligibility: All people vaccinated before June 16
Bring photo ID to the clinic which will have either Pfizer or Moderna.
Those getting dose 2 are encouraged to also bring their immunization record card.
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