H1N1 vaccinations
October 31, 2009
We've been following the vaccination campaign all morning. Across the country, people have been lining up at clinics since the wee hours. Our reporters are seeing crowds of thousands in both Toronto and Calgary. Peter Ackman is at Calgary's Olympic speed skaing oval -- where 3-thousand people are waiting to be vaccinated. Scroll down to "Latest Audio" to hear his report.
And in Newfoundland and Labrador, the health minister is pleading with people to let high-priority groups get their vaccinations first. You can find that story at cbc.ca
Nicole Ireland, Producer, World Report
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