Preventative step

NANAIMO: Seasonal flu shot campaign begins on Vancouver Island.

  • Oct. 23, 2012 10:00 a.m.
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Doug Johnston was one of many Nanaimo residents to get a jump on flu season by getting a shot from Nancy Stroh of Island Nursing during a clinic at Country Club Centre Saturday. Flu shots are free for anyone considered high risk. For more information

Doug Johnston was one of many Nanaimo residents to get a jump on flu season by getting a shot from Nancy Stroh of Island Nursing during a clinic at Country Club Centre Saturday. Flu shots are free for anyone considered high risk. For more information

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