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Poll suggests politics, geography and trust play roles in vaccine hesitancy

by The Canadian Press May 14, 2026

written by The Canadian Press May 14, 2026

By Sarah Ritchie A new online survey suggests nearly a quarter of Canadians say they've declined to get a vaccine recommended by their doctor, and the data indicates most of them did so because they were concerned about potential side effects. A report from Proof Strategies released Thursday — which...

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