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Feds say Canada poised to ‘ramp up’ second COVID-19 doses starting in June

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Feds say Canada poised to ‘ramp up’ second COVID-19 doses starting in June

SBN Editor

Published on May 26, 2021

With more than half of Canadians now at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19 and bookings opening for all who are eligible, the federal government says the country will be well-placed to start ‘moving forward on second doses’ in June.

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