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Article content A total of 6,358 vaccine doses were given out on Tuesday, with only 20 per cent of those being used as first shots. Vaccine demand has seemed to slow, with Wednesday marking the third consecutive day the province has seen low new vaccine doses. Tuesday saw under 2,500 new doses and Monday saw under 5,500 doses. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: 18 new cases as vaccine demand seems to slow Back to video Ways to get vaccinated, however, were plentiful on Wednesday. Saskatoon’s drive-thru clinic had less than a 15-minute wait time from the time it opened through the afternoon. A Regina walk-in clinic also had less than 15-minute wait times from the time it opened. A pop-up clinic in Regina’s Wascana Park had virtually no lineup. A quick search in the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s (SHA) appointment database showed hundreds of open appointments over the next week. It’s all a stark contrast to the ear

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