Between two shipments -- during the weeks of March 8 and March 22 -- the company will meet its first-quarter commitment of two million doses to Canada, Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin said Thursday during a federal press conference.
Most of the vaccines administered so far in Canada have been the Pfizer-BioNTech shot, shipments of which the company delayed drastically in January and February. But officials now expect the company to make its four-million-dose commitment by the end of March, as part of the expected weekly shipments of 444,000 doses next month.
Federal officials also confirmed a virtual meeting between federal, provincial and territorial governments, as well as Indigenous leaders and other “key stakeholders” for March 9. Fortin said that he anticipates participants will “come together and compare notes” about the vaccine rollout so far.
Sept is your hero’s deadline......highly unlikely he will do it ......does he ever tell the truth ?TrudeauVaccineFailure surferboy
Too little, too late... we need 1.2 million per week to meet the September 30 deadline.
Wow in the US they have vaccinated more people than in this country shows the incompetence of our government from the lowest to highest level sure is sad
We have a population of 38 million. This is laughable. TrudeauFailedCanada
Oh great only 39 million more to go.
JustinTrudeau should handle the roll out . shandro is too incompetent too handle the volumes coming in.He had months to have a functioning booking system and it crashed immediately because he was too busy whining and not making sure it worked.right SteveBuick2 . ableg
Yeah sure. We believe you.🙄
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