Sask. COVID-19 vaccine proof policy drives significant uptake in far north
In the month after Sask announced a proof of vaccine policy, 21 per cent of the far north central's eligible residents got their first shot.
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In the month after Sask announced a proof of vaccine policy, 21 per cent of the far north central's eligible residents got their first shot.
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