Doctors, nurses, midwives, chiropractors and even veterinarians have been pitching in to get Quebecers vaccinated -- but politicans have been mostly limited to trying to increase the vax rate from the sidelines.
That's changing on Tuesday, when the borough mayor for NDG-Cote-des-Neiges is getting more directly involved.
Locals will have the chance to get a COVID-19 shot from Gracia Kasoki Katahwa, their mayor newly elected in this fall's election, who also happens to be a nurse.
Katahwa is doing a one-day-only vaccine clinic at the Saint-Raymond Community Centre on Upper Lachine Road.
She will be there "for several hours," accompanied by the head of vaccination for the Centre-West health district, said a release from the health district.
Katahwa used to work as a nurse at the Jewish General Hospital.
Watch video of Tuesday's event above.
