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Fraser Health sets up registration kiosks where staff and volunteers will register anyone 18 years and older

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Fraser Health has expanded its immunization capacity in anticipation of an increase in vaccine supply coming to the Province. Register and book your appointment today to get your shot as soon as possible. (Photo - Fraser Health/Twitter)

Fraser Health has expanded its immunization capacity in anticipation of an increase in vaccine supply coming to the Province. Register and book your appointment today to get your shot as soon as possible.

Fraser Health is supporting a registration drive to remove any barriers to people registering for a COVID-19 vaccination. To do this, there will be a number of registration kiosks where staff and volunteers will register anyone 18 years and older, and, for those eligible, Fraser Health will also help book the vaccination appointments at the same time. Appointments may be available the same day at a variety of clinics. These are not immunization drop-in clinics for those without appointments. You can learn more here -

https://www.fraserhealth.ca/health-topics-a-to-z/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine/registration#.YJROukBFyUk

Registration kiosks will be available:

Date: Thursday, May 6

Location: Guildford Mall grand court (inside the mall)

Hours: 12:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Date: Friday, May 7

Location: Real Canadian Superstore (120th Street and 82nd Avenue)

Hours 9:30 am - 11:30 am

Date: Friday, May 7

Location: Strawberry Hill Shopping Centre (12101 - 72nd Ave)

Hours: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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