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Canada did better than the U.S. against the coronavirus, but now it’s lagging in vaccinations

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This article was published more than&nbsp;2 years agoCommentGift SharecorrectionA previous version of this article misstated the U.S. rate of vaccination compared with that of Canada. The United States has administered four times as many doses per capita, not vaccinated four times as many people.TORONTO — For much of the coronavirus pandemic, Canada’s middle-of-the-pack performance shined in comparison to that of the United States. With , Canada has suffered less than a third as many cases per capita as its southern neighbor, and less than half as many deaths per capita.But now the United States is racing ahead with vaccinations, and it’s Canada that’s lagging behind. The United States, a world leader in vaccinations, has administered four times as many doses per capita. President Biden expects to have enough supply to cover every adult in the United States by the end of May (though it could take longer to administer the shots).Canada expects to have vaccinated its adults by the end of September. CommentsGift Article

This article was published more than&nbsp;2 years agoCommentGift SharecorrectionA previous version of this article misstated the U.S. rate of vaccination compared with that of Canada. The United States has administered four times as many doses per capita, not vaccinated four times as many people.TORONTO — For much of the coronavirus pandemic, Canada’s middle-of-the-pack performance shined in comparison to that of the United States. With , Canada has suffered less than a third as many cases per capita as its southern neighbor, and less than half as many deaths per capita.But now the United...

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