Trudeau’s not so sure The momentum building for Covid-19 vaccine credentials is accompanied by fears that the all-access pass would compromise privacy, equity and human rights.

Justin Trudeau’s government now finds itself accused of procuring both too few doses of a COVID-19 vaccine and too many. On Friday, the prime minister tried to focus the attention of Canadians ...

A Canadian program for COVID-19 vaccine injuries is under fire. Claimants report abandonment and denial of support. The ...

Trudeau defended the vaccine mandate on Monday, saying getting vaccinated is the most important way to keep Canada’s economy going. Article content.

Trudeau cites 'close working relationship' with EU partners. The Pfizer product has been the workhorse of the global vaccination effort so far; the company has shipped many more vaccine doses than ...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned Canadians that public health measures, including restrictions on indoor social gatherings, would have to continue for weeks to come as new Covid-19 variants ...

O’Toole took several questions Sunday on his vaccine position shortly after Trudeau triggered the election. “Vaccines are a critical tool — they’re safe and effective,” O’Toole told a ...

Trudeau said Canada is expected to have roughly one million doses of the vaccine on hand by the end of January — enough to inoculate 500,000 people with the two-dose vaccine regime.

Trudeau said once the regulator gives the green light to one of those vaccines, Canada will mobilize its public health infrastructure to deploy it to the provinces and territories. WATCH: Trudeau ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday that Canada will have to wait for a COVID-19 vaccine as the first one will likely be given to those who live in the country in which they are ...

Fact check: Vaccine-related misinformation about Trudeau, tennis players and microchips swirls on social media By Tara Subramaniam and Clara Grudberg , CNN 4 minute read ...