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Alberta to receive fewer Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines but Moderna still in good supply

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Alberta says it’s preparing for nearly 270,000 fewer Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines than planned in the coming weeks. But officials say there will be more Moderna available for both first and second doses.

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