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The first 2 months of Saskatchewan s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, by the numbers

Vaccine shipments are expected to accelerate in the coming weeks.

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SUN disappointed with updated COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan in Saskatchewan

About 40 per cent of Saskatchewan's Registered Nurses may not be getting a COVID-19 vaccine, under the updated.

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Is it five, or six doses per vial of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine?

Is it five, or six doses per vial of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine?
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Bearpit session sees infrastructure a hot issue

In one of those Q and A exchanges, minister of finance Donna Harpauer was asked directly by a councillor from the town of Churchbridge about the collection of PST. The minister was asked why they don’t give PST rebates to municipalities and why they need to collect PST on essential service projects such as a water plant or a fire truck. Harpauer pointed out that the PST collected comes back to communities in additional revenue sharing. “The municipalities benefit from the PST that government pays government through the revenue sharing formula.” She also pointed to the funding provided to municipalities through revenue sharing, the MEEP program, infrastructure programs partnering with the federal government, and the 10 percent reduction on power usage, among others.

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Counting Error Halves Number Of COVID-19 Vaccinations In Ontario

Carlos Osorio / Reuters Empty vials of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine are seen at The Michener Institute in Toronto on Jan. 4, 2021. OTTAWA The Ontario government announced Thursday that it botched reporting its own vaccination data by misinterpreting the total number of doses administered as the number of people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. A statement released by the Ministry of Health blamed the double-counting error on officials. “As a result, the number of people who have been fully vaccinated is half of what is currently listed,” it reads. The two approved vaccines manufactured by Pfizer and Moderna require two doses for full efficacy. “Officials inadvertently provided data on the number of doses administered to achieve full vaccination.”

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