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Health committee on Immunization, to discuss recent COVID-19 developments including, but not limited to, Timeline for full vaccination for all Canadians Mixed vaccinations Communications on vaccinations Proof of vaccination status Pandemic border control measures Guidance for vaccinated
May 14th, 2021Committee meeting
Michelle RempelConservative
Business of Supply want hope and a way forward. I have been very pleased to be the opposition health critic since September. I am very proud of the fact that I have used every tool at my disposal to force the government to get answers on vaccine procurement and rapid test procurement. I will never
May 13th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, earlier this morning, the Prime Minister stated that, “A one-dose summer sets us up for a two-dose fall”. Many Canadians may now be wondering when they can expect to get their second dose of vaccine and/or become fully vaccinated, if they will have to wait longer
May 11th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health committee In front of this committee, the head of PHAC said that every Canadian currently has a pathway to a vaccine and then made this sort of glib comment about the Twitter account, Vaccine Hunters. Would you characterize that as correct in your community right now? Does every resident
June 7th, 2021Committee meeting
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, the federal government approved an unprecedented four-month delay between doses of vaccine due to supply, meaning that few Canadians are fully vaccinated against COVID. The federal government has not issued any clear advice for half-vaccinated Canadians about
May 13th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
COVID-19 Emergency Response Mr. Speaker, he is right. We would not have let vaccine manufacturing capacity atrophy. We would not have raided vaccines from the COVAX fund. We would not have sent PPE abroad, putting our doctors and nurses at risk. We would not have given contracts to cronies while Canadians
June 23rd, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, I was watching a CTV panel of journalists, I believe it was in February, and the host asked one of the journalists if they thought it was a strategic error that the government did not do more to ramp up domestic manufacturing capacity for COVID-19 vaccines on either
April 13th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, in a press conference given moments ago, NACI recommended mRNA vaccines over the AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson vaccines, saying that, given reports of blood clotting, individuals should be able to make an informed choice on whether they should wait to take
May 3rd, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health committee Thank you. As well, Mr. Stewart, it's been reported that the federal government is not currently tracking the vaccination status of returning Canadians who got their COVID-19 vaccine abroad. Is this correct?
June 14th, 2021Committee meeting
Michelle RempelConservative
Public Services and Procurement Mr. Speaker, I offer congratulations to India for announcing that all its adults will be eligible for a vaccine as of May 1. While Canada's government has not domestically produced a single dose of COVID vaccine, India has been vaccinating its population with its own vaccines
April 20th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health committee Thank you, Chair. My questions will be for Dr. Kohler. Dr. Kohler, our committee has had a great degree of difficulty obtaining details around the contracts that were signed by the federal government with vaccine manufacturers. One small example would be that I don't think
June 11th, 2021Committee meeting
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, unlike what the minister says, Canada is different. Unlike in the U.S. and the U.K., on January 15 federal Liberals announced major problems with vaccine delivery, and acute shortage persisted until February 18. That meant that from January 15 to February 18, only
April 19th, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health committee Would you characterize that as sort of the height of privilege, in terms of watching vaccine inequity around the world, with the Canadian federal government being content to let doses of Pfizer vaccine go in the garbage?
June 7th, 2021Committee meeting
Michelle RempelConservative
Health on whether they should take AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson or wait for an mRNA vaccine, but the minister has been saying to take the first vaccine that is offered. Therefore, what is the advice from Health Canada? Is it for Canadians to take the first vaccine that is offered
May 3rd, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative
Health Mr. Speaker, it is just ridiculous. It is off-label. No other country is separating doses by four months, only Canada because he did not get us enough vaccines. Fact, only 2% of Canadians are fully vaccinated. Fact, only 5% were fully vaccinated by the end of January
April 21st, 2021House debate
Michelle RempelConservative