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Ontario has expanded the COVID-19 booster shoot eligibility to young teens, allowing those aged 12 to 17 to book appointments starting Friday, Feb. 18. As we move forward, COVID-19 vaccines continue to remain a cornerstone of our plan to manage this virus, Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontarios chief medical officer of health, said during the Feb. 17 announcement.Appointments can be booked through the provincial booking system and provincial vaccine contact centre, as well as pharmacies administering the Pfizer vaccine, six months or 168 days after a second dose, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meanwhile, two more deaths were reported this week in Halton, bringing the death COVID-related toll to 338. There have been 116 deaths in Burlington, 93 in Oakville, 66 in Halton Hills, and 63 in Milton.
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