This is true, but if vaccine certifications become a thing it may show that you took a mixed dose.But my paperwork says that I have received Pfizer as my second dose and mentions that it was two approved vaccinations. They would have no way of knowing what I took the first time.
It’s been stated by our PM in a special address specifically on this issue that we will be approved for travel and having AZ or mixing will not be an issue . It’s being worked out now .This is true, but if vaccine certifications become a thing it may show that you took a mixed dose.
But this is all speculation at this point. Hopefully we get some clarity whenever they decide to open the border.
I don't know about you but I live in a hot spot as well (Hamilton) and my 16 year old will be eligible tomorrow through the provincial booking system. When the system opens up on the 28th it's to 18+ in any region but hotspots didn't have the 18+ requirement.
So we held off on booking our DS16 second shot this morning (York region hot spot). The site said 18+. There were notes that if you are 12-17 and you cannot work from home that you can get one (i.e he'll be a camp counsellor). However, there is also a note saying that for 12-17 year olds, that they recommend that you wait 8-16 weeks from your first shot. Although his first was before May 30th, it is about 5 weeks now so will wait the additional 3 weeks and follow Health Canada's recommendation.This is very confusing....
York Region (north part of Toronto for those not in Ontario) is actually opening 2 days later, on the morning of Friday June 25 instead of June 23.
https://www.york.ca/wps/portal/york...ccinationclinics/04covid19vaccinationclinics/However, their early second dose campaign includes adolescents.
In provincial booking system, it does NOT include adolescents even if you are in Delta hot spot. If you enter the Ontario provincial booking site, if you are over 18 with hot spot postal code, then you are allowed to booking second dose early. If you enter a 12-17 birth year (2004-2009) then it will display 4 month wait and ask you to book September if you had it in May? I think they expect the adolsecent to stay home this summer until the September school start? How about their outdoor summer sports and camps? How can they attend those if they are not given priority for second dose booking?
I know people just get frustrated and just line up without any appointment at a pop-up clinic. However, they take mostly postal code that starts with an "M". Does anyone know of a pop-up clinic that will accept "L" postal code without appointment for second dose?
By the way, I called the local pharmacies. Most of them replied they have a wait list with 3000 people on them.. and they get about 100 doses with each delivery. They tell me to spam my personal info to as many pharmacies as possible like dozens at a time since this is what people are doing. I didn't want to provide name and DOB everywhere so I told them no.
I'm not tagging everyone who's asked, commented, speculated about how mixed vaccines will appear on our documentation for traveling since the entire post would be just that
this is what's on the official website regarding traveling and what travelers will need to provide to avoid quarantine come July 5th
we will need to provide the full information from both doses
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So we held off on booking our DS16 second shot this morning (York region hot spot). The site said 18+. There were notes that if you are 12-17 and you cannot work from home that you can get one (i.e he'll be a camp counsellor). However, there is also a note saying that for 12-17 year olds, that they recommend that you wait 8-16 weeks from your first shot. Although his first was before May 30th, it is about 5 weeks now so will wait the additional 3 weeks and follow Health Canada's recommendation.
Thanks. Will keep an eye out. It's all so confusing and contradicting. I'm looking at the York region site (our district in Ontario) and it still saysOntario announced this morning that starting June 26th @8am, those ages 12-17 in hotspots can book accelerated second doses.
Thanks. Will keep an eye out. It's all so confusing and contradicting. I'm looking at the York region site (our district in Ontario) and it still says
"The Ministry of Health is currently recommending maintaining the timing of the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine for youth 12 to 17 to between eight and 16 weeks. " So we are thinking of waiting until the 8 week mark. Main downside is that he'll be starting camp with 1 dose (and working with kids who aren't vaccinated at all)
Sorry I’m just jumping in to this conversation and haven’t read anything at all. Usually I am on the Disneyland board as that’s where we tend to go and I wanted to check to see if there was any information on Canadian doses since my husband and I are mixed doses with AZ/Pfizer. Not ready to go on a trip yet but would like to be prepared when the time comes! My husband and I were fully vaxxed last week and my kids just got their second doses yesterday!Thanks. Will keep an eye out. It's all so confusing and contradicting. I'm looking at the York region site (our district in Ontario) and it still says
"The Ministry of Health is currently recommending maintaining the timing of the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine for youth 12 to 17 to between eight and 16 weeks. " So we are thinking of waiting until the 8 week mark. Main downside is that he'll be starting camp with 1 dose (and working with kids who aren't vaccinated at all)
Sorry I’m just jumping in to this conversation and haven’t read anything at all. Usually I am on the Disneyland board as that’s where we tend to go and I wanted to check to see if there was any information on Canadian doses since my husband and I are mixed doses with AZ/Pfizer. Not ready to go on a trip yet but would like to be prepared when the time comes! My husband and I were fully vaxxed last week and my kids just got their second doses yesterday!
we are in Peel. My kids are 13 (yesterday was her birthday!) and 15. Peel turned people away and also said this arbitrary eight week rule but we had our first doses through the hospital (Osler) and booked our second doses there. First dose May 20, second June 24. No issues whatsoever. The messaging needs to be consistent everywhere. And those of us who took the first dose we were offered and are opting to mix doses need clear communication on travel ASAP. I don’t care if I can’t travel now I just want to know that I will be able to once I’m comfortable with that.
i’m glad my kids got their vaccination yesterday but like other parents I would be just as confused with this hotspot announcement because we all thought that they would be eligible on Wednesday and there was no communication to say otherwise.
Same...has had a camp training and more this weekend. Sounds like we are in similar situation. My 12 year old won't get her second dose until mid August but at least with the 12 year olds, they are more careful. Last summer, my son had a little one that would bite and lick (he was eventually kicked out). But yes....camp does seem to have very good protocols, and even stricter than last summer.My daughter is also starting her first day of work as a day camp counsellor with just one dose. The earliest she can get her second dose would be the second week of work. She has already attended her first training session (virtual) about Covid protocols and it sounds like the proper precautions will be in place. I’m still worried though!
I know...so confusing. Our son's first was May 18 so close to yours. It seemed like we could have booked second dose with proof that he'll be working but it's just recommendation by health Canada.Sorry I’m just jumping in to this conversation and haven’t read anything at all. Usually I am on the Disneyland board as that’s where we tend to go and I wanted to check to see if there was any information on Canadian doses since my husband and I are mixed doses with AZ/Pfizer. Not ready to go on a trip yet but would like to be prepared when the time comes! My husband and I were fully vaxxed last week and my kids just got their second doses yesterday!
we are in Peel. My kids are 13 (yesterday was her birthday!) and 15. Peel turned people away and also said this arbitrary eight week rule but we had our first doses through the hospital (Osler) and booked our second doses there. First dose May 20, second June 24. No issues whatsoever. The messaging needs to be consistent everywhere. And those of us who took the first dose we were offered and are opting to mix doses need clear communication on travel ASAP. I don’t care if I can’t travel now I just want to know that I will be able to once I’m comfortable with that.
i’m glad my kids got their vaccination yesterday but like other parents I would be just as confused with this hotspot announcement because we all thought that they would be eligible on Wednesday and there was no communication to say otherwise.
I know...so confusing. Our son's first was May 18 so close to yours. It seemed like we could have booked second dose with proof that he'll be working but it's just recommendation by health Canada.
The mixing is another thing. At one point, I heard different things but I don't see how they can have an issue with any vaccine or combo if that is what we are offered.