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    Newsroom Ready: No target date for when Indigenous residents fully vaccinated: Miller

    Federal Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says 75 per cent of Indigenous adults have received a first shot of vaccine against COVID-19. Miller says Indigenous communities are "ahead of the curve," but there are some areas where there is less uptake, including in areas with a higher youth rate. 
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    Coronavirus
    COVID-19
    doses
    first nations
    health
    indigenous
    Inidgenous Services Minister
    Marc Miler
    Ontario
    Ottawa
    safety
    vaccine
    vaccines