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Canada provinces fume over Pfizer vaccine shortfall, Ottawa insists all doses will arrive
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Canadian provinces protested on Thursday about a likely shortfall in deliveries of Pfizer Inc's COVID-19 vaccine, but the federal government insisted the U.S. drugmaker would live up to its commitments. The exchanges underscore growing tensions over the slow rollout of Canada's vaccination program caused in part by Pfizer cutting its promised deliveries for January and February.

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