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Systemic racism in Canada’s health care and how it affects vaccine rollout
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A community member in Norway House Cree Nation receives one of the first 240 doses of the Moderna vaccine, which arrived on January 7, 2021.
As Canada tries to address racism in healthcare, the country s vaccine rollout needs to focus more on Indigenous communities, Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller said Wednesday.
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His statements come amid virtual meetings with Indigenous group leaders about how to build trust with their communities and end systemic racism in healthcare. ....

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