The city of Toronto is holding a pop-up vaccination clinic in the city hall rotunda on Sunday for people aged 12 and older with priority being given to those from hot spot postal codes. He said residents already go to city hall to hold celebrations, vigils and protests, and now, they can go there on Sunday to get vaccinated. Tory noted there is music both inside and outside as well as ice cream to make the city hall vaccination experience more appealing. Smith said city hall is an accessible place for many people who live in downtown neighbourhoods. Dr. Andrew Boozary, executive director of Social Medicine at the UHN and a physician, said vaccinations at city hall have begun.

Source: CBC News May 23, 2021 17:15 UTC