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Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro says Ottawa has failed Albertans. The federal government has updated vaccine delivery expectations this quarter and they indicate fewer-than-expected vials of Pfizer vaccine will arrive — but Ottawa also says that doesn’t actually mean fewer doses.

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