In the preliminary months of what is likely to be a year-long COVID-19 vaccination campaign in Canada, a blame game (of sorts) has arisen.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said every Canadian who wants to get a coronavirus vaccine will be able to get one by September 2021.

When can you expect to get vaccinated and how will you know when it's your turn? Global News has compiled a coast-to-coast look at what to expect from the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

While vaccine rollouts for some group across Canada have begun, there are still questions about how the remaining Canadians will know when it's their turn to be immunized.

The annus horribilis that was 2020 is now in the rearview mirror – but when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, things aren’t over yet.

Shoppers Drug Mart Corp. and London Drugs Ltd. say they have had conversations with the federal and provincial governments about co-operating on vaccine distribution.

Some of the 30,000 doses arrived Sunday evening, making Canada one of the few Western nations to start vaccinations.

The minister in charge of Canada's coronavirus vaccine procurement says doses of the hotly anticipated vaccine will begin arriving in the country on Monday.

'I certainly think we're going to see signs saying, "Everyone in this store has been vaccinated,"' said one employment lawyer.

Trump's plans to sign an executive order giving Americans priority access to coronavirus vaccines shouldn't impact Canada's contracts, the government says.