Course, titre et angoisse: Meghan et Harry expliquent la rupture royale à Oprah
LOS ANGELES – Dans une vaste interview diffusée dimanche, Harry et Meghan ont décrit des discussions douloureuses sur la couleur de la peau de leur fils, la perte de la protection royale et les pressions intenses qui ont conduit la duchesse de Sussex à envisager le suicide.
L’entretien avec Oprah Winfrey était le premier du couple depuis leur démission de leurs fonctions royales et le spécial de deux heures comprenait de nombreuses révélations susceptibles de se répercuter des deux côtés de l’Atlantique.
Harry a dit à Winfrey qu’il se sentait piégé par la vie royale et était surpris d’avoir été coupé financièrement et d’avoir perdu sa sécurité l’année dernière. Il a également déclaré qu’il estimait que sa famille ne soutenait pas Meghan, qui reconnaissait sa naïveté à propos de la vie royale avant d’épouser Harry, alors qu’elle avait subi des attaques de tabloïd et de fausses histoires.
Meghan, qui est biraciale, a décrit que lorsqu’elle était enceinte de son fils Archie pour la première fois, il y avait «des inquiétudes et des conversations sur la couleur de sa peau à sa naissance». La déclaration a conduit Winfrey à demander «Quoi», incrédule et à s’asseoir en silence pendant un moment.
Dans un rare moment positif de l’interview, Harry et Meghan ont révélé que leur deuxième serait une fille. L’interview s’est ouverte avec Winfrey jaillissant de la grossesse de Meghan et déplorant que les protocoles COVID-19 les empêchent de s’étreindre.
L’interview a eu lieu aux États-Unis une journée entière avant d’être diffusée en Grande-Bretagne. Les révélations ne sont pas terminées: Winfrey a taquiné des parties supplémentaires de l’interview qui seraient diffusées lundi matin sur CBS.
En réponse à une question de Winfrey, Harry a déclaré qu’il n’aurait pas quitté la vie royale sans sa femme, l’acteur anciennement connu sous le nom de Meghan Markle qui a joué dans le drame télévisé «Suits». Il a déclaré que leur relation révélait les restrictions de la vie royale.
« Je n’aurais pas pu, parce que j’étais moi-même piégé, » dit Harry. «Je n’ai pas vu de sortie.
« J’étais piégé, mais je ne savais pas que j’étais piégé, » dit Harry, avant d’ajouter: « Mon père et mon frère, ils sont piégés. »
Harry a reconnu qu’il n’avait actuellement pas de relation étroite avec son frère William, héritier du trône après leur père, le prince Charles.
Harry a contesté les rumeurs selon lesquelles il aurait intentionnellement aveuglé sa grand-mère, la reine Elizabeth II, avec sa décision de se séparer. Il soupçonne que les rumeurs venaient de l’institution.
«Je n’ai jamais aveuglé ma grand-mère», dit-il. «J’ai trop de respect pour elle.
Meghan a également été élogieuse envers la reine, bien qu’elle ait dit à un moment donné qu’elle avait réalisé que certains dans le palais étaient prêts à mentir pour «protéger les autres membres de la famille».
«La reine a toujours été merveilleuse pour moi», a déclaré Meghan.
Winfrey à divers moments de l’interview a fait la une des journaux sur Meghan et à un moment donné, a posé des questions sur l’impact sur la santé mentale. Meghan a répondu qu’elle avait eu des pensées suicidaires et avait demandé de l’aide auprès du service des ressources humaines du palais, mais on lui a dit qu’il n’y avait rien à faire.
Meghan a déclaré qu’elle s’inquiétait du fait que son fils n’ait pas de titre royal car cela signifiait qu’il ne serait pas assuré de sécurité.
Meghan a déclaré que tout digérer pendant la grossesse était «très difficile». Plus que le titre de «prince», elle était la plus préoccupée par la sécurité et la protection de son fils.
«Il doit être en sécurité», se souvient Meghan aux yeux larmoyants. «Nous ne disons pas de ne pas faire de lui un prince ou une princesse, quoi que ce soit. Mais si vous dites que le titre va affecter leur protection, nous n’avons pas créé cette machine monstre autour de nous en termes d’appât à cliquer et de fourrage tabloïd. Vous avez permis que cela se produise, ce qui signifie que notre fils doit être en sécurité. «
Meghan a déclaré qu’il lui était difficile de comprendre pourquoi la famille royale s’inquiétait de la couleur de la peau de son fils. Elle a dit qu’il lui était difficile de «compartimenter» ces conversations.
Harry a également déclaré qu’il y avait des impacts durables sur le traitement de Meghan et sa relation avec sa famille.
«Il y a beaucoup à travailler là-bas,» dit Harry à propos de sa relation avec son père. «Je me sens vraiment déçu. Il a vécu quelque chose de similaire. Il sait à quoi ressemble la douleur. Et Archie est son petit-fils. Je l’aimerai toujours, mais il y a eu beaucoup de mal. »
Harry a déclaré que la famille royale l’avait coupé financièrement au début de 2020 après avoir annoncé son intention de se retirer de ses rôles. Mais il a pu assurer la sécurité de sa famille grâce à l’argent que sa mère, la princesse Diana, a laissé derrière lui.
L’entretien spécial de dimanche s’est ouvert avec Meghan, décrivant à quel point elle était naïve à propos des règles de base de la vie royale avant d’épouser son mari, Harry, il y a près de trois ans. «Je n’ai pas bien compris ce qu’était le travail», dit-elle. Elle a également noté qu’elle ne savait pas comment faire la révérence avant de rencontrer la reine Elizabeth II pour la première fois et qu’elle n’avait pas réalisé que ce serait nécessaire.
« Je dirai que j’y suis allé naïvement parce que je n’ai pas grandi en sachant grand-chose sur la famille royale », a déclaré Meghan. «Ce n’était pas quelque chose qui faisait partie de la conversation à la maison. Ce n’est pas quelque chose que nous avons suivi.
Meghan a déclaré qu’elle et Harry étaient alignés pendant leur fréquentation en raison de leur travail «axé sur la cause». Mais elle n’a pas pleinement compris la pression d’être liée à la prestigieuse famille royale.
«Il est facile d’en avoir une image si éloignée de la réalité», a-t-elle déclaré. «Et c’est ce qui était vraiment délicat ces dernières années, c’est quand la perception et la réalité sont deux choses très différentes. Et vous êtes jugé sur la perception, mais vous en vivez la réalité. Il y a un désalignement complet et il n’y a aucun moyen de l’expliquer aux gens.
Le couple s’est marié au château de Windsor en mai 2018 et leur fils, Archie, est né un an plus tard.
En haut de l’interview, Winfrey a déclaré qu’aucun sujet n’était interdit et que Meghan et Harry n’étaient pas payés pour le spécial.
Les interviews royales qui ne sont pas liées à un sujet spécifique sont rares, et les sessions télévisées antérieures se sont souvent révélées problématiques. L’interview du prince Andrew à la BBC en 2019 sur ses liens avec le délinquant sexuel condamné Jeffrey Epstein a conduit à son propre départ de ses fonctions royales après avoir omis de faire preuve d’empathie pour les victimes d’Epstein.
Le départ de Harry et Meghan des fonctions royales a commencé en mars 2020 à cause de ce qu’ils ont décrit comme les intrusions et les attitudes racistes des médias britanniques à l’égard de la duchesse.
En Grande-Bretagne, l’entretien est considéré comme mal chronométré. Il sera diffusé pendant que le grand-père de Harry, le prince Philip, âgé de 99 ans, reste hospitalisé à Londres après avoir subi une intervention cardiaque.
On ne sait pas quelle réaction du public, le cas échéant, la reine et les autres membres de la famille royale auront à l’interview de dimanche. Le journal britannique Sunday Times, citant une source anonyme, a rapporté que la reine ne le regarderait pas.
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Kelvin Chan à Londres a contribué à ce rapport.
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When will I get access to the vaccine?
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What should I know about my appointment?
rnYou are asked to wear a short-sleeved shirt and a mask to your appointment. If you do not have a mask, one will be given to you. You are also asked to arrive a few minutes before your scheduled start time. Everyone is allowed to bring one person for support, if they wish.rnrnAfter you check in for your appointment at the clinic and receive your vaccine dose, you will be required to wait in an observation area for 15 minutes.rnrnThe province says to expect to be at the clinic for a total of 30 minutes.rnrnrn
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Vancouver:
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ASK Friendship Centre
rn2177 W 42nd Ave, Vancouver, B.C. V6M 2B7rnMarch 15 u2013 17 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, March 18 from 11 am u2013 6:30 pmrn
Creekside Community Centre
rn1 Athletes Way, Vancouver, B.C. V5Y 0C2rnMarch 15u00a0 u2013 19 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, March 28 u2013 April 2 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pmrn
Italian Cultural Centre
rn3075 Slocan St., Vancouver, B.C. V5M 3E4rnMarch 22 u2013 26 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, April 4 u2013 9 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pmrnLu'ma Medical Centre*
rn2970 Nanaimo St., Vancouver, B.C. V5N 5G3rnMarch 16 u2013 March 17 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, April 6 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm
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Kerrisdale Community Centre - Seniors Centre
rn5851 West Blvd., Vancouver, B.C. V6M 3W9rnMarch 22 u2013 26 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, March 29 u2013 April 1 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, April 6 u2013 11 from 11 am u2013 6:30rn
Sunset Community Centre
rn6810 Main St., Vancouver, B.C. V5X 0A1rnMarch 11 u2013 April 3 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pmrnVancouver Aboriginal Health Society*
rn449 E Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C. V6A 1P7rnMarch 18 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm, April 1 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pm
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Vancouver Community College Test Collection Siteu00a0- Impark Lot #865
rn1155 E. Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. V5T 4V5rnMarch 15 u2013 21 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pmrn
West End Community Centre
rn870 Denman St., Vancouver, B.C. V6G 2L8rnApril 5u00a0 u2013 9 from 9 am u2013 4:30 pmrnrnrn
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ICBC Test Collection Site
rn255 Lloyd Ave., North Vancouver, B.C. V7P 3G5rnMarch 16 from 9 am u2013 4 pm, March 22 u2013 23 from 9 am u2013 4 pm, March 25 u2013 26 from 9 am u2013 4 pm
rnrnWest Vancouver Community Centre
rn2121 Marine Dr., West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 1K3rnMarch 16 u2013 19 from 9 am u2013 4 pm, March 22 u2013 26 from 9 am u2013 4 pm
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rnEast Richmond Community Hall
rn12360 Cambie Rd., Richmond, B.C. V6V 1G4rnMarch 20, 21, 27, 28 and April 10 u2013 11 from 10:00 am u2013 4:00 pm
rnrnJackson Lam Adult Day Centre / Austin Harris Assisted Living
rn5411 Moncton St., Richmond, B.C. V7E 0A8rnMarch 29, 30 and April 6 from 10:00 am u2013 4:00 pm
rnrnRiver Rock Casino Resort (The Show Theatre)
rn8811 River Rd., Richmond, B.C. V6X 3P8rnMarch 16 u2013 20 from 9:30 am u2013 3:30 pm, March 23 u2013 27 from 9:30 am u2013 3:30 pm, March 30 u2013 April 3 from 9:30 am u2013 3:30 pm, April 6 u2013 April 10 from 9:30 am u2013 3:30 pm
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Sunshine Coast, Powell River, Whistler, Squamish and Pemberton
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Pemberton Community Centre
rn7390 Cottonwood St., Pemberton, B.C. V0N 2L1
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Squamish 55 Seniors Center
rn5604 Trail Ave., Squamish, B.C. V0N 3A0
rnrnWhistler Convention Centre
rn4010 Whistler Way, Whistler, B.C. V0N 1B4
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rnBowen Island Community School
rn1041 Mt Gardner Rd., Bowen Island, B.C. V0N 1G1
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Fraser Health (1-855-755-2455 or book online):
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| Abbotsford | rnAbbotsford Ag Recrn32470 Haida Drive, Building 1rnEnter through Gate 2 | rnN | rn10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Abbotsford* | rnMamele'awt Community Indigenous Centrern3277 Gladwin Road | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnFriday to Saturday | rn
| Agassiz* | rnAgassiz Public Health Officern7243 Pioneer Avenue | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Friday | rn
| Burnaby | rnBurnaby COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern6110 Boundary Road | rnY | rn11:45 a.m. - 5:45 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Burnaby | rnBurnaby Hospital, 2nd FloorrnLecture Theatres A and Brn3935 Kincaid Street | rnN | rn8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.rnWeekends only | rn
| Chilliwack | rnChilliwack COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern9090 Newman Road | rnN | rn8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Chilliwack* | rnTzeachten Community Hallrn45855 Promontory Road | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Saturday | rn
| Coquitlam/rnTriCities | rnCoquitlam COVID-19 Testing and Immunization CentrernCoquitlam Park and Ride (entry off of Mariner Way)rn2796 Aberdeen Ave | rnYrnrnWalk-in available | rn9:45 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.rnMonday to Friday9:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.rnWeekends | rn
| Coquitlam* | rnDouglas College - Coquitlamrn1250 Pinetree Way | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Saturday | rn
| Delta | rnDelta COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern4470 Clarence Taylor Crescent | rnN | rn8:45 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Hope | rnHope COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern1275 7th Avenue | rnN | rn12:10 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.rnMonday to Friday | rn
| Hope* | rnHope Public Health Officern444 Park Street | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Friday | rn
| Langley | rnLangley COVID-19 Testing and Immunization CentrernKPU parking lotrn20901 Langley Bypass | rnYrnrnWalk-in available | rn8:45 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Maple Ridge* | rnGolden Ears United Church Hall (Fraser River Indigenous Society)rn22165 Dewdney Trunk Road | rnN | rn4:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.rnSaturday9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnSunday | rn
| Maple Ridge | rnHaney Place Mallrn11900 Haney Place | rnN | rn10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.rnDailyrnrn | rn
| Mission | rnMission COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern7324 Hurd St. | rnN | rn9:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Mission* | rnMission Friendship Centrern33150A 1st Avenue | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Friday | rn
| New Westminster* | rnDouglas College - New Westminsterrn700 Royal Avenue | rnN | rn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Saturday | rn
| North Surrey | rnSurrey Northrn10025 King George Boulevard | rnN | rn11:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| South Surrey/rnWhite Rock | rnSouth Surrey COVID-19 Testing and Immunization CentrernSouth Surrey Park and Ride lotrn3800 King George Boulevard | rnY | rn9:15 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnDaily | rn
| Surrey* | rnFraser Region Aboriginal Friendship Centre (FRAFCA)rnA101-10095 Whalley Boulevard | rnN | rnrnrn9:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.rnMonday to Saturdayrnrn | rn
| Surrey | rnSurrey 66 COVID-19 Testing and Immunization Centrern14577 66th Avenue | rnYrnrnWalk-in availablernrn | rn9:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.rnDaily | rn
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| 100 Mile House | rnSouth Cariboo Health Centrern555 D Cedar Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn4 | rn
| Ashcroft | rnAshcroft Hospital and Community Health Centrern700 Ash-Casche Creek Hwy. | rnMarch 15 | rn2 | rn
| Alexis Creek | rnAlexis Creek Community Hallrn2620 Stum Lk Rd. | rnMobile clinic: March 24 | rnrn |
| Barriere | rnBarriere Seniors Centrern4431 Barriere Town Road. | rnMarch 24 | rn2 | rn
| Big Lake Ranch | rnBig Lake Ranch Community Hallrn4056 Lakeview Road | rnMobile clinic: March 22 | rnrn |
| Castlegar | rnSelkirk Collegern301 Frank Beinder Way | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Chase | rnChase Community Hallrn547 Shuswap Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn3 | rn
| Celista | rnCelista Community Centrern5456 Squilax-Anglemont Road | rnMoblie clinic: March 18 | rnrn |
| Clearwater | rnClearwater Community Health Centrern640 Park Dr. | rnMarch 22 | rn2 | rn
| Clinton | rnClinton Health & Wellness Centrern1510 Cariboo Hwy. | rnMarch 19 | rn1 | rn
| Cranbrook | rnCranbrook Curling Centrern1777 2nd St. North | rnMarch 15 | rn7 | rn
| Crawford Bay | rnCrawford Bay Schoolrn16150 Walkley Rd. | rnMobile clinic: March 24, 27, April 3 | rnrn |
| Creston | rnCreston Valley Hospital-ED room Arn312 15th Ave. North | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Elkford | rnElkford Health Centrern212 Alpine Way | rnMarch 15 | rn1 | rn
| Enderby | rnEnderby Seniors Centrern1101 George St. | rnMarch 15 | rn2 | rn
| Fauquier | rnFauquier Community Hallrn5456 Squilax-Anglemont Rd. | rnMarch 18 | rnrn |
| Fernie | rnElk Valley Hospital Education Rm.rn1505 5 Ave.rn902 Highway 2 | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Golden | rnGolden Curling Clubrn1412 9th St. South | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Grand Forks | rnGrand Forks Curling Rinkrn7230 21 St. | rnMarch 15 | rn2 | rn
| Horsefly | rnHorsefly Community Hallrn5772 Horsefly Rd. | rnMobile clinic: March 19 | rnrn |
| Invermere | rnInvermere Catholic Churchrn712 12th Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Invermere | rnAkisqnuk Community Centrern3050 HW-93 | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Invermere | rnShuswap Band Officern4846 Althamer Road | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Kamloops North | rnMcArthur Park Rec. Arearn1655 Island Pkwy | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Kamloops South | rnTournament Capital Centrern910 McGill Rd. | rnMarch 22 | rn5 | rn
| Kaslo | rnVictorian Community Health Centrern673 A Ave. | rnMarch 16 | rn1 | rn
| Kelowna | rnKelowna Health Services Centrern505 Doyle | rnMarch 17 | rn1 | rn
| Kelowna | rnTrinity Hallrn1905 Springfield Rd. | rnMarch 15 | rn7 | rn
| Keremeos | rnSouth Similkameen Health Centrern700 3rd St. | rnMarch 15 | rn4 | rn
| Kimberley | rnCentennial Hallrn525 Archibald St. | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Lillooet | rnLillooet Hospital and Health Centrern951 Murray St. | rnMarch 17 | rn1 | rn
| Merritt | rnMerritt Public Healthrn3451 Voght St. | rnMarch 15 | rn3 | rn
| Midway | rnMidway Health Unitrn540 - 7th Ave | rnMarch 15 | rn1 | rn
| Nakusp | rnArrow Lakes Hospitalrn97 1 Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn3 | rn
| Nelson | rnSelkirk Collegern820 Tenth St. | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Oliver | rnOliver Legionrn6417 Main St. | rnMarch 15 | rn4 | rn
| Osoyoos | rnOsoyoos Health Centrern4816 89th St. | rnMarch 15 | rn3 | rn
| Penticton | rnSouth Okanagan Trade and Convention Centrern273 Power St. | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Princeton | rnRiversite Community Centrern148 Old Hedley Rd. | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Revelstoke | rnRevelstoke Community Centrern600 Campbell Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn3 | rn
| Salmon Arm | rnSalmon Arm Rec. Centrern170 5th Ave. SE | rnMarch 15 | rn7 | rn
| Summerland | rnSummerland Curling Clubrn8820 Jubilee Rd. E | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Sparwood | rnSparwood Health Centrern570 Pine Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn1 | rn
| Tatla Lake | rnWest Chilcotin Health Care Centrernrn | rnMobile clinic: March 23 | rnrn |
| Trail | rnWaneta Plazarn205 8100 Highway 3B | rnMarch 15 | rn5 | rn
| Vernon | rnVernon Rec. Centrern3310 37th Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn7 | rn
| West Kelowna | rnWestbank Community Centrern2466 Main StrnWest Kelowna, BC V4T 1Z1 | rnMarch 22 | rnrn |
| Williams Lake | rnWilliams Lake Health Centrern540 Borland Ave. | rnMarch 15 | rn4 | rn
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Campbell River:
rnCampbell River Community Centrern401 11 Ave, Campbell River, BC V9W 4G2 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00amu00a0tou00a03:00pmrn
Courtenay:
rnComox Valley Hospital - Ambulance Bayrn101 Lerwick Rd, Courtenay, BC V9N 0B9 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrnrnComox Valley Health Unitrn961 England Ave, Courtenay View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Duncan:
rnCowichan Community Centre Gymrn2687 James St, Duncan, BC V9L 2X5 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00amu00a0tou00a04:30pmrn
Esquimalt:
rnArchie Browning Sports Centrern1151 Esquimalt Rd, Victoria, BC V9A 3N6 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00am-6:00pm (M-Th), 9:00am-4:00pm (F-Snrn
Ladysmith:
rnAggie Hallrn1110 1st Ave, Ladysmith View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Nanaimo:
rnBeban Parkrn2300 Bowen Rd, Nanaimo, BC V9T 3K7 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00amu00a0tou00a07:00pmrnrnCedar Community Centrern2388 Cedar Rd, Nanaimo, BC V9X 1K3 View MaprnStart Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 8:30amu00a0tou00a04:30pmrn
Parksville:
rnParksville Community Centrern132 Jensen Ave E, Parksville, BC V9P 2H2 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 8:30amu00a0tou00a04:30pmrn
Port Alberni:
rnAlberni Athletic Hallrn3727 Roger Street, Port Alberni View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:00pmrn
Port Alice:
rnPort Alice Health Unitrn1090 Marine Dr., Port Alice View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Port Hardy:
rnPort Hardy Health Unitrn7070 Market St Port Hardy, BC, V0N 2P0 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:00pmrn
Port McNeill:
rnPort McNeill Health Unitrn1775 Grenville Pl, Port McNeill, BC,V0N 2P0 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Saanich:
rnUvic McKinnon Gymrn11 Gabriola Road View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Tuesday, June 1, 2021rnTime: 9:00amu00a0tou00a06:00pmrn
Salt Spring Island:
rnSalt Spring Island Health Centrern160 Fulford-Ganges Road Salt Spring Island, BC, V8K 2T8 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Sidney:
rnMary Winspear Centrern2243 Beacon Ave, Sidney, BC V8L 1W9 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00am-6:00pm (M-Th), 9:00am-4:00pm (F-Sn)rn
Sooke:
rnSEAPARC Leaisure Complexrn2168 Phillips Rd, Sooke, BC V9Z 0Y3 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 8:30amu00a0tou00a04:30pmrn
Tofino:
rnTofino Public Health Unitrn265 First St, Tofino, BC, V0R 2Z0 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Thursday, April 15, 2021rnTime: 9:30amu00a0tou00a03:30pmrn
Victoria:
rnEagle Ridge Arenarn1089 Langford Pkwy, Victoria, BC V9B 0A5 View MaprnStart Date: Monday, March 15, 2021rnEnd Date: Sunday, October 31, 2021rnTime: 9:00amu00a0tou00a06:00pmrnrnrn
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Northern Health (1-844-255-7555):
rnUnless otherwise stated:rnrnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnrnClinic times vary.rn
Atlin:
rnAtlin residents will be contacted based off the information registered with Northern Health.rn
Burns Lake and area
rnLakes District Hospital - Community Entrancern741 Centre Street, Burns Lake, BC V0J 1E0rn
Burns Lake North - Granisle and area:
rnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnCall starting March 15: All community members 18 (born in 2003) and uprnrnGranisle Seniors Centrern9 Chapman St, Granisle BCrn
Burns Lake South - Southside and area:
rnSouthside Health CentrernGrassy Plains, BC (10km south of Francois Lake ferry)rn
Chetwynd and area:
rnPrimary Clinic Boardroomrn5125 50th St SW, Chetwynd BCrn
Dawson Creek and area:
rnDawson Creek Health Unit - Multipurpose Roomrn1001 110 Ave, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4X3rn
Dease Lake - Stikine and area:
rnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnCall starting March 15: All community members 18 (born in 2003) and uprnrnStikine Health CentrernBC-37, Dease Lake, BC V0C 1L0rn
Fort Nelson and area:
rnFort Nelson Recreation Centrern550 Alaska Hwy, Fort Nelson, BCrn
Fort St. James and area:
rnFort St. James Health Centrern111-250 Douglas Ave, Fort St James, BC V0J 1P0rn
Fort St. John and area:
rnFort St. John Health Unit - Multipurpose Roomrn10115 110 Ave, Fort St. John, BC V1J 6M9rn
Fraser Lake and area:
rnFraser Lake Community Health Centrern130 Chowsunket St, Fraser Lake, BC V0J 1S0rn
Hazelton - Upper Skeena and area:
rnErwin Stege Community Centrern3026 Boswer St, New Hazelton, BC V0J 2J0rn
Houston and area:
rnCoast Mountain Collegern3221 W 14 St, Houston, BC V0J 1Z0rn
Hudson's Hope and area:
rnHudson's Hope Health Centrern10309 Kyllo St, Hudson's Hope, BC V0C 2S3rn
Kitimat and area:
rnKitimat General Hospital Multi-purpose Roomrn920 Lahakas Blvd S, Kitimat, BC V8C 2S3rn
Mackenzie and area:
rnMackenzie and Districe Hospital and Health Centrern45 Centennial Dr, Mackenzie, BC V0J 2C0rn
Masset - Haida Gwaii North and area:
rnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnCall starting March 15: All community members 18 (born in 2003) and uprnrnHoward Phillips Hallrn1590 Cook St., Masset, BC V0T 1M0rnrnPort Clements Elementary Schoolrn14 Park St, Port Clements, BC V0T 1R0rn
McBride and area:
rnMcBride Hospital and Health Centrern1136 5 Ave, McBride, BC V0J 2E0rn
Prince George and area:
rnPrince George Conference and Civic Centrern808 Canada Games Way, Prince George, BC V2L 5L1rn
Prince Rupert and area:
rnJim Ciccone Civic Centrern1000 McBride St., Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3H2rn
Quesnel and area:
rnQuesnel Community Health Centrern523 Front St., Quesnel, BC V2J 2K7rn
Smithers and area:
rnCoast Mountain Collegern3966 2nd Avenue, Smithers, BC V0J 2N0rn
Stewart - Snow Country and area:
rnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnCall starting March 15: All community members 18 (born in 2003) and uprnrnStewart Health Centrern705 Brightwell St, Stewart, BCrn
Terrace and area:
rnTerrace Sportsplexrn3320 Kalum St, Terrace, BC V8G 2N6rn
Tumbler Ridge and area:
rnTumbler Ridge Medical Clinicrn220 Front St, Tumbler Ridge, BC V0C 2W0rn
Valemount and area:
rnValemount Golden Years Lodgern1300 Main St, Valemount, BC V0E 2Z0rn
Vanderhoof and area:
rnVanderhoof Health Centrern3299 Hospital Rd, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A2rn
Village of Queen Charlotte - Haida Gwaii South and area:
rnCall starting March 8: Indigenous peoples age 65 (born in 1956) and up and other seniors age 90 (born in 1931) and uprnCall starting March 10: Seniors 80 (born in 1941) and uprnCall starting March 15: All community members 18 (born in 2003) and uprnrnQueen Charlotte Community HallrnBay St, Queen Charlotte, BCrnrnTlell - Parks BC, Naikoon Park HeadquartersrnQueen Charlottes Hwy, Tlell, BCrnrnSandspit - Airportrn1 Airport Rd, Sandspit, BC V0T 1T0","post_title":"COVID-19 vaccinations in B.C.: What you need to know","post_excerpt":"Appointments for vaccinations against COVID-19 in B.C. will be made mostly by phone, with a different number set up for each health authority.","post_status":"publish","comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","post_password":"","post_name":"covid-19-vaccinations-bc","to_ping":"","pinged":"","post_modified":"2021-03-07 23:25:28","post_modified_gmt":"2021-03-08 07:25:28","post_content_filtered":"","post_parent":0,"guid":"https://www.citynews1130.com/?p=3412445","menu_order":0,"post_type":"post","post_mime_type":"","comment_count":"0","filter":"raw","permalink":"https://www.citynews1130.com/2021/03/05/covid-19-vaccinations-bc/","post_title_shortened":"COVID-19 vaccinations in B.C.: What you need to know","post_thumbnail":"
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