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Mia Rabson People are vaccinated at the Palais de Congress COVID-19 vaccination clinic, Thursday, May 13, 2021 in Montreal.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz May 13, 2021 - 2:21 PM OTTAWA - A homegrown mRNA vaccine for COVID-19 shows promising results in its first small trial and its maker is hoping to test it directly against the vaccine from Pfizer-BioNTech. Calgary-based Providence Therapeutics says its vaccine produced no serious adverse events and developed good antibodies against COVID-19 that compare favourably with the two mRNA vaccines already on the market from Pfizer and Moderna. We re extremely pleased, said Providence CEO Brad Sorenson. The Phase 1 trial included 60 healthy adults between 18 and 64, with more than half of them receiving two doses of the vaccine, four weeks apart. The results have not yet been peer-reviewed.

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Patchwork quilt approach to COVID-19 vaccine rollout frustrates worker groups | iNFOnews

Bill Graveland Seniors line up for their COVID-19 vaccinations at the Palais de Congress site in Montreal as Quebec begins mass vaccinations based on age across the province on Monday, March 1, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz March 14, 2021 - 7:00 AM CALGARY - The rollout of COVID-19 vaccinations across the country is frustrating several groups of workers who identify as front-line employees and want to be bumped up in the queue. The National Advisory Committee on Immunization makes recommendations for the use of vaccines and groups that should be prioritized, but each province has the responsibility for health care. It is frustrating, said Shelley Morse, president of the Canadian Teachers Federation, in Wolfville, N.S.

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Patchwork quilt approach to COVID-19 vaccine rollout frustrates worker groups - Canada News

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