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London Drugs dedicates shopping hour for front-line workers

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First responders and health care workers will be asked to show Employer ID or credentials.
staff report
March 26, 2020 12:15pm

London Drugs is dedicating an hour of shopping for health care workers and first responders.

The company said it will offer the last hour, from 8 to 9 pm daily, Monday to Saturday, and 7 pm to 8 pm, every Sunday, for front-line workers.

The dedicated shopping hour is for first responders, and frontline healthcare workers including hospital staff, care homes staff, medical centre employees and pharmacists.

They will be asked to show Employer ID or credentials from their place of work.

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“From pharmacists to hospital staff, paramedics, nursing home employees and volunteers, we applaud all of your heroic work to care for people under these very trying times,” said Clint Mahlman, London Drugs president and chief operating officer.

More than 55 health care workers in BC have been affected with the COVID-19, and the number will likely grow as testing continues in the province.

A few days ago, the Christine Sorensen, the president of British Columbia Nurses Union, sent a letter to Ottawa, asking the government to do more to protect nurse and all other health care workers during the pandemic.

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