Are The Right People At The Head Of The Vaccine Line?

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Are The Right People At The Head Of The Vaccine Line?

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Lots of questions still persist about vaccines and variants. Today we go to Edmonton for some answers from infectious disease specialist Dr. Lynora Saxinger. And there are some encouraging signs. We also talk about Dan Levy, Lorne Michaels and The Weeknd. And then a very special guest on the late great Christopher Plummer.

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Feb 8, 2021

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