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Torontonians Who Live Or Work In These 8 Postal Codes Can Go To This Vaccine Pop-Up

Anyone who is 18 years old or older can drop in today.

Torontonians Who Live Or Work In These 8 Postal Codes Can Go To This Vaccine Pop-Up
Torontonians Who Live Or Work In These 8 Postal Codes Can Go ...
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A pop-up vaccine clinic at Toronto's Downsview Arena is offering Pfizer vaccine doses to anyone 18 years of age or older who lives or works in a select group of hot-spot postal codes.

The clinic, located at 1633 Wilson Ave., is now offering vaccine appointments on a first-come, first-serve basis until supplies run out.

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The clinic is serving postal codes that begin with M3J, M3K, M3M, M3N, M6M, M9L, M9M, and M9N — eligible residents will need to bring a piece of ID that proves where they live or work in order to get a dose.

If you're eligible and want to get your dose, you may want to get down there quickly. One Twitter user waiting for their turn wrote at 9:13 a.m. that the line is "literally weaving around the block."

On Tuesday, the province lowered the age requirement for vaccine appointments in hot-spot zones around the province, allowing anyone 45 years of age or older to sign up for their dose at a mass immunization clinic.

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    • Abby Neufeld was a writer at Narcity Canada. She received her Bachelor of Arts in English and Professional Communications at the University of Victoria. Her past work has been published in The Toronto Star, Bitch Media, Canadian Dimension, This Magazine, and more. In 2019, Abby co-founded The New Twenties, an environmentally-focused literary and arts magazine.

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