Madam Speaker, I agree with my colleague from Quebec. She faces the same situations in her beautiful part of the country. I look forward to seeing the Gaspésie region when this pandemic is all said and done, but it sounds like the situation in eastern Quebec is the same as in eastern Ontario and out west.
The provinces are not sure when they are going to get the first and second doses. They want to get the vaccinations in a certain time frame, and they cannot get them. People are trying to book appointments, but they are getting cancelled because the vaccines are not showing up. The provinces also cannot ramp up, because they do not know anything and do not have confidence.
The government said there would be six million doses by the end of the quarter. Well, the government had a website as of last week that said x number of them were coming in, but it took the website down because the numbers are completely shot.
I go back to the same thing at the end of day. Florida is an example, just as the United States is generally. The United Kingdom and Romania are too. There are countries around the world that we are watching with envy given what they are able to organize and achieve. We are certainly not getting that here in Canada.