Vaccine deliveries are getting bigger but provinces still need time to have enough doses. Mia Rabson, Canadian Press | Updated January 19, 2021 OTTAWA — Canada’s vaccine deliveries are getting bigger almost every week but there won’t be enough doses shipped to provinces and territories to “ramp up” the vaccination program for another few months, Maj. Gen. Dany Fortin outlined on Thursday. Fortin said deliveries of vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna will hit one million doses per week starting in April. The confirmation aligns with plans made public Thursday by the Ontario government that it won’t be able to expand its vaccine program beyond the first four priority groups until April.