Kids, classrooms, vaccines and COVID
Nov 19, 2021•10 min
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Episode description
Teachers and other school staff have until the end of the month to get their first vaccination and have a second one scheduled, or they face being suspended without pay. And today
Health Canada has given approval to start offering COVID vaccinations to kids under the age of 12. Earlier this week, there were reports of outbreaks in six schools across Nova Scotia. Paul Wozney is the president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union. He gives us his thoughts on the approaching deadline for staff and on why Public Health is adverse to giving shots to kids on school property.
Health Canada has given approval to start offering COVID vaccinations to kids under the age of 12. Earlier this week, there were reports of outbreaks in six schools across Nova Scotia. Paul Wozney is the president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union. He gives us his thoughts on the approaching deadline for staff and on why Public Health is adverse to giving shots to kids on school property.
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