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Swine flu vaccine
Province-by-province rollout of swine flu vaccinations
Last Updated: Thursday, October 29, 2009 | 8:32 AM ET
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- H1N1 not a 'fake' pandemic: WHO flu chief (Jan. 15)
- H1N1 the top story of 2009: survey (Dec. 28)
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Long queues of people have begun forming outside health clinics across the country as the first swine flu vaccinations are administered. Though health officials across the country suggest there is ample supply for all Canadians, they are urging select high-risk individuals to seek out the shot first. Here is a map outlining the regional differences of the rollout plan.
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