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Feds expect ‘predictable flow’ of vaccines as Trudeau to meet with premiers to speed up rollout

Ottawa is now 'in a better position to predict with confidence' what it will receive in January, and what is expected for February, says Maj. Gen. Dany Fortin, the federal official overseeing the logistical co-ordination of vaccines in Canada.

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Feds expect ‘predictable flow’ of vaccines as Trudeau to meet with premiers to speed up rollout

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Feds expect ‘predictable flow’ of vaccines as Trudeau to meet with premiers to speed up rollout

Ottawa is now 'in a better position to predict with confidence' what it will receive in January, and what is expected for February, says Maj. Gen. Dany Fortin, the federal official overseeing the logistical co-ordination of vaccines in Canada.

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