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Too soon to talk about making COVID-19 vaccine mandatory, Trudeau says

With the prospect of a vaccine for COVID-19 still at least months away, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's too soon to debate whether Canadians should be required to get it. A new poll has found 60 per cent of respondents saying an eventual vaccine should be mandatory.

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