Health  Mr. Speaker, based on the Prime Minister's response to the Leader of the Opposition, I want to clarify that Mexicans will be getting the COVID vaccine before Canadians.

Health committee  I only have three minutes. Thank you. Just to build on my colleague Mr. Davies' questions, Alberta Minister of Health Tyler Shandro tweeted out about a day ago that they would be slated to receive 465,000 doses of this vaccine in the first quarter of 2021. Mr. Lucas, is he

Health committee  Thank you, Chair. To either the deputy minister or the president, the minister mentioned that some doses of the vaccine would arrive in Q1. How many will there be?

Health committee  That's a pretty quick timeline. Just to my colleague Mr. Davies' questions, by what date are you telling the provinces to be ready to administer the vaccine?

Health  Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister just said that it would be months and months before a vaccine is available in Canada, so we need to use other tools right now. Yesterday, Anthony Fauci said that Canada must test widely in the community for asymptomatic spreaders in order to stop

Health   on vaccine distribution. Will the Prime Minister admit that these failures are why he is asking Canadians to cancel Christmas and saying some regions will get support for COVID, but not others?

Health committee   and vaccination timetables. When we lose a week on this, we could have more closures across the country, so honestly, I don't understand why the minister can't make herself available for two hours—

Health   this weekend, we had the minister seated without a mask, seated beside a snack bag as her excuse, and we had the procurement minister say that Canada would not get vaccines or that we are on track for it, even though Radio Canada says that we are not. The government is all over the place

Health committee   provisions for confidentiality, including the issue of confidentiality around vaccine production and so on. The law clerk is tasked with doing the redactions. If the Liberals on this committee are concerned about that, we should have the law clerk as our first witness here, and the law

Health committee   issues relevant to this situation, including the following: a) rapid and at home testing approvals and procurement process and schedule, and protocol for distribution; b) vaccine development and approvals process, procurement schedules and protocol for distribution; c

Health committee  . This particular issue needs to be looked at not just in light of the evidence that was considered in the previous session of this Parliament but also in light of what has happened over the last couple of months. We need to have answers on the rapid testing procurement process, vaccine status

Health   approved rapid and at-home testing, so this begs the question: If we are collaborating with these experts, researchers and scientists on things like a vaccine, why can we not use it for rapid testing? When will the review of rapid testing be complete in Canada?

Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply   but timely review of rapid and at-home tests for the novel coronavirus, and his MPs have not pressed this issue. The result has been Canadians losing their lives and their jobs. He has not been transparent about his plans for the procurement and distribution of a potential vaccine

Industry committee   a vaccine and that being problematic. Do you want to expand upon that as well? I also have reservations with that approach.

U.S. Decision Regarding Travel Ban  , and violence. What are we to do, we who value equality of opportunity; we who have created art and beauty, Ebola vaccines, and nanotechnology; we who value hope and the greater good; we who value knowledge; we who value love; we as Canadians? My entreaty to my colleagues tonight