This week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dropped a bomb on Canadians while trying to make it seem like it was everyday info everyone currently knew.
Today, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dropped a bomb on Canadians while attempting to make it seem like it was everyday info everybody already understood.
Reporters at a press conference asked the PM why those in the United States would be starting their COVID-19 vaccination rollout by early December, while it will not remain in Canadian arms up until the new year, sometime in between January and March.
Also consisted of with the U.S. are the U.K., Germany, Brazil and Mexico, to name a few.
The PM’s response to Canadians? We don’t make vaccines anymore, we have to purchase them from other nations.
And those nations will naturally provide their own requirements first, prior to filling Canadian orders.
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That was something Trudeau failed to point out for weeks when he was boasting how many vaccines he had actually bought, understanding they will not actually get here until after everyone else’s.
As a result we will view other parts of the world vaccinate while Canadians are left waiting and wondering when they will have the very same protection as others.
That is why there is no federal distribution plan: since we still do not understand exactly where, from where or when the supply will show up.
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I’m not exactly sure that is going to fly with Canadians who question why we are not more self-dependent and question our priorities for federal government, whether vaccines, personal protective devices or energy.
The PM’s vision of the new Canadian reset does not deal with these problems, rather concentrating more on feel-good social policy.
Canadians are conscious of climate and social injustices and the majority of wish to do their part to further the cause, however it’s not the most important policy, especially on the planet we now live in.
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COVID-19 has exposed numerous fractures in systems that were designed to secure us all and have failed due to long-lasting neglect and more stylish concerns.
During any election, the top concerns for Canadians have always been health, our kids and education, jobs and the economy.
Without those fundamental needs, we have no profits for programs to look after our most vulnerable.
In a post-pandemic world, a sunny-ways selfie and favorable vibes will not put food on the table, let alone construct the future.
Scott Thompson is the host of The Scott Thompson Show on Global News Radio 900 CHML Hamilton.
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