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Canada still on track for January 2021 vaccine rollout, despite domestic dose disadvantage: feds

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Canada still on track for January 2021 vaccine rollout, despite domestic dose disadvantage: feds

SBN Editor

Published on November 26, 2020

The federal government is still eyeing January 2021 as the start date for when people in Canada will begin to receive COVID-19 vaccines, despite frustration and concerns levelled at the Liberals by the opposition on Wednesday about Canada’s position in the queue to receive doses.

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