Alberta pharmacists explain COVID-19 vaccine supply and availability

Alberta pharmacists explain COVID-19 vaccine supply and availability

October 18, 2023 7:54 pm MST.

Despite reports of some Alberta pharmacists dealing with a supply crunch on COVID-19 vaccines, pharmacists in Edmonton are assuring people there's no shortage. Darcy Ropchan with the story.

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