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Article content On the day the first British Columbian received a vaccination against COVID-19, a poll shows that two-thirds of people in the province say they will step up and get the jab. “The question that needs to be asked is not are you going to (get the vaccine), but why wouldn’t you,” said Wesley Lewin of Maple Ridge. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: Two-thirds of British Columbians hoping to get vaccinated, but many won t yet, or at all Back to video “My father’s dad died of polio when (my father) was just five years old, and that wasn’t that long ago,” said Lewin of the once-prevalent contagious viral infection that caused paralysis and sometimes death before a vaccine was developed.

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