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Cannabis poisonings among older adults have tripled, study finds

Cannabis poisoning among older adults in Canada has surged since the pre-legalization period, according to a new study. ....

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At current rates, when will most Canadians be fully vaccinated against COVID-19?

TORONTO
More than 60 per cent of eligible Canadians have been vaccinated with their first COVID-19 vaccine doses in Canada. But the rate at which second doses are being administered is still lagging far beyond the first-dose rate.
The federal government has previously stated that everyone who is eligible and willing to receive the vaccine can be fully vaccinated by September, however in the past seven days, Canada has been vaccinating an average of almost one per cent of Canadians with their first dose and 0.11 per cent of Canadians with their second dose.
If this rate of vaccination continues throughout the summer, the country would have 20 per cent of its eligible populationâthose 12 years of age and olderâfully vaccinated by early October. ....

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A snapshot of Canada's progress in administering COVID-19 vaccines

UPDATE: This story has been amended with calculations reflecting a shift from first doses to second doses in the future.

TORONTO More than 60 per cent of eligible Canadians have been vaccinated with their first COVID-19 vaccine doses in Canada. But the rate at which second doses are being administered is still lagging far behind the first-dose rate.
The federal government has previously stated that everyone who is eligible and willing to receive the vaccine can be fully vaccinated by September, however in the past seven days, Canada has been vaccinating an average of almost one per cent of Canadians with their first dose and 0.11 per cent of Canadians with their second dose. ....

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