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Newsroom Ready: Domestic vaccine supply to supplement international deals: Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a new factory in Montreal to produce vaccines against COVID-19 could boost Canada's capacity to fight the illness if the virus persists and mutates, and will be the beginning of rebuilding Canada's domestic vaccine industry so we aren't as reliant on foreign imports in future pandemics.

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