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COVID-19 vaccines first arrived in Manitoba a month ago, and since then the province has consistently sat near the back of the pack in using the doses it’s received. By this weekend, Alberta is expected to have given first doses to all long-term care and supported-living residents. Quebec is a few days behind. It will take Manitoba about a month to reach that threshold. Both those provinces show how Manitoba can ramp up, by automating booking systems and bending the timeline for second doses. Alberta beefs up As of Wednesday, Alberta had administered 97 per cent of the doses it has received, compared with roughly 40 per cent of Manitoba doses.

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