Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, who is leading Canada’s national COVID-19 vaccine distribution effort, said during an update Thursday that “I think if we look in the coming weeks and months, we’ll have sufficient quantity of doses for provinces and territories to offer a vaccine to all those Canadians who want it perhaps sooner than originally anticipated.”
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Canadians might be vaccinated ‘sooner than originally anticipated,’ official says
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