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British Columbia ready to vaccinate those 60 and above

Over 90,000 people will soon be getting invitations to book their COVID-19 vaccine appointments, as B.C. will start giving those 60 and older their first vaccine dose. Meanwhile, those over 18 will be able to register through B.C.’s Get Vaccinated program on Friday.

In order to be notified when and where you can get your COVID-19 vaccine, you will have to first register online.

The B.C. Government said that in order for people to register, they will need to provide the following information:

  • Personal Health Number
    • Found on CareCard, or on the back of driver’s licence or BC Services Card
  • Postal Code
  • First and Last Name
  • Date of Birth
  • Email Address or Phone Number

As of Friday, with individuals over 18 now able to register, B.C.’s entire adult population can now register for their COVID-19 vaccine and join the queue of those waiting to book appointments.

While online is the preferred method of registration, residents can sign-up in three ways:

  • Online (24/7)
  • Provincial Call Centre (8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MT)
    • Toll-Free at 1-833-838-2323
  • In-Person
    • Nearest Service BC location

According to the Province, over 1.5-million British Columbians have registered through the Get Vaccinated system since April 6th. Nearly 500,000 have since booked their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Province said that more than 1.4-million residents have already received their first dose.

Bradley Jones
Bradley Jones
Delivering local news and sports in the East Kootenay since April 2016, Bradley now calls Cranbrook home. Born and raised in Airdrie, AB, Bradley graduated from Lethbridge College, and has been a journalist, news anchor and reporter since 2014. Bradley took on local News Director responsibilities when he moved to Cranbrook in 2016. He is now Vista Radio's Kootenay News Director, managing and overseeing all news operations at the company's five regional radio stations in Cranbrook, Creston, Nelson, Castlegar, and Grand Forks.

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