Canada was called a vaccine hoarder. Has it redeemed itself?
Guest: Alex Boyd is a reporter in the Star's Calgary Bureau.
It has been almost two years since Justin Trudeau committed to sharing Canada’s vaccines with the world. Two years later, the results are in. By New Years day 2023, Canada had donated the equivalent of 196 million doses. That’s four million shy of its 200 million target. Government officials have celebrated the milestone, but there are many asking, could Canada have done more?
Audio Sources: Global News
This episode was produced by Alexis Green, Raju Mudhar and Paolo Marques.
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