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How many COVID-19 vaccine doses each province will get is still unclear, despite Ontario, Alberta projections

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How many COVID-19 vaccine doses each province will get is still unclear, despite Ontario, Alberta projections

SBN Editor

Published on November 19, 2020

Despite officials in both Ontario and Alberta staking claim to a specific number of COVID-19 vaccine doses, federal officials are staying mum about how many vaccines each province will receive once approved by Health Canada.

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