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COMMENTARY: Canada’s vaccination efforts need more urgency, less finger-pointing

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coronavirus vaccines is the most important responsibility those governments have had in our lifetimes.And while Canadians should have realistic expectations and some degree of patience, we are very much entitled to state loudly and clearly: “Do not screw this up.”Perhaps it’s inevitable that some level of “screw up” is going to be baked in to any government endeavor, especially those of the large and complex variety.

Incompetence is not inevitable, however, and we should not be satisfied with “good enough.”When the stakes are this high, the bar should be set high, too — and at this point, sadly, “good enough” would be an improvement.

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