小声问，注册阿斯利康后，有人约到时间吗？

[知更鸟]

多伦多有点的Shopper‘s Drug Mart已经开始24小时接种疫苗了……

不知道渥太华什么时候开始？

怀疑已经没疫苗了。
不用担心，反正打不打也是在家呆着

 

[So what]

别怒了，从国家到个人都没钱，建个厂子没那么容易，花巨资做出来，国内市场不够，国外市场进不去，生存不易。

看样子帅哥要干一场了，新预算出炉，包括这一个

Budget 2021

A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience

www.budget.gc.ca

 

[知更鸟]

看样子帅哥要干一场了，新预算出炉，包括这一个

Budget 2021

A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience

www.budget.gc.ca

浏览附件972172

觉得干了好几场了。那个渥太华的Spatan检测仪,现在也不知道谁在用。
好像知道渥太华医院做疫苗开发，招志愿者做接种，看看自己年龄过了不能参加。还没出结果，国外的疫苗乌央乌央地进来了，谁还记得本土疫苗?
资本太厉害！

 

[Jay Wang]

看样子帅哥要干一场了，新预算出炉，包括这一个

Budget 2021

A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience

www.budget.gc.ca

浏览附件972172

3000年前能建成吗？

 

[Martin]

周五收到Rexall的短信和邮件通知可以约了，约到周四4.29

 

[So what]

3000年前能建成吗？

本来也不是一无所有，满地可就有，自产流感苗啥的，就是规模和创新有限，但愿但愿，这次投入，即便不能大大益于这一次，至少不要错过下一波儿。
考察了一下历史，按前某疫苗公司CEO的说法，这种被动的局面，竟然源于帅哥他爹时代对这个领域的大幅消减，亏得后来几届政府努力扭转，也包括Harper政府在专利领域的提高，，但在国际上仍然不具备竞争力。

 

[billwanhua]

听说江对面可以随便打，不需要预约。

 

[云霞]

本来也不是一无所有，满地可就有，自产流感苗啥的，就是规模和创新有限，但愿但愿，这次投入，即便不能大大益于这一次，至少不要错过下一波儿。
考察了一下历史，按前某疫苗公司CEO的说法，这种被动的局面，竟然源于帅哥他爹时代对这个领域的大幅消减，亏得后来几届政府努力扭转，也包括Harper政府在专利领域的提高，，但在国际上仍然不具备竞争力。

帅哥他爹主要忙于政治正确，比如那个得了1050万赔偿的OMAR他爹被埃及当恐怖分子抓起来，帅哥他爹想办法把OMAR爹弄回来了。OMAR的赔款又是帅哥政府主导的。2人都是子承父业啊。

 

[billwanhua]

本来也不是一无所有，满地可就有，自产流感苗啥的，就是规模和创新有限，但愿但愿，这次投入，即便不能大大益于这一次，至少不要错过下一波儿。
考察了一下历史，按前某疫苗公司CEO的说法，这种被动的局面，竟然源于帅哥他爹时代对这个领域的大幅消减，亏得后来几届政府努力扭转，也包括Harper政府在专利领域的提高，，但在国际上仍然不具备竞争力。

你这个听说是道听途说，帅哥他爹躺枪。保守党一贯小政府私有化少花钱降税，而自由党一贯大政府花钱，不问对错，说事实：

The roots of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine shortage go back decades

Behind Canada’s current COVID-19 vaccine shortage is a decades-long tale of unheeded warnings, missed opportunities and dismantled resources that was never going to end well.

theconversation.com

What’s going on?
To understand the problem, we need to go back to the 1980s. At that time, the government-owned Connaught Labs was producing vaccines here in Canada and decision-making was in the public realm. But Connaught was partially privatized and then finally allowed to be sold to the French company Merieux (now part of Sanofi) by the Conservative government of Brian Mulroney.

Opinion | Why we do not have COVID-19 vaccine production in Canada and what we can do about it

For future vaccine self-sufficiency, Canada needs a university-based health research ecosystem that starts at the bench and continues through to production.

www.thestar.com

Connaught played a pivotal role in combating the diphtheria epidemics of the 1910s and 1920s, developing heparin in the 1930s, and developing vaccines for tetanus and typhus during the Second World War, as well as polio in the 1950s. In the 1960s, Connaught was so trusted as a producer of high-quality and low-cost vaccines that it was called upon by the World Health Organization (WHO) to help launch its global effort to eliminate smallpox and improve standards for vaccine productions throughout the Americas.

Unfortunately, Connaught was sold, first by the University of Toronto to the Canadian Development Corporation (CDC) in 1972, and then privatized in 1986 as part of the Mulroney government’s dismantlement of the CDC. Ever since, Canada has had virtually no vaccine production capacity.

 

[茶马盐铁]

3000年前能建成吗？

力争

 

[billwanhua]

你这个听说是道听途说，帅哥他爹躺枪。保守党一贯小政府私有化少花钱降税，而自由党一贯大政府花钱，不问对错，说事实：

The roots of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine shortage go back decades

Behind Canada’s current COVID-19 vaccine shortage is a decades-long tale of unheeded warnings, missed opportunities and dismantled resources that was never going to end well.

theconversation.com

What’s going on?
To understand the problem, we need to go back to the 1980s. At that time, the government-owned Connaught Labs was producing vaccines here in Canada and decision-making was in the public realm. But Connaught was partially privatized and then finally allowed to be sold to the French company Merieux (now part of Sanofi) by the Conservative government of Brian Mulroney.

Opinion | Why we do not have COVID-19 vaccine production in Canada and what we can do about it

For future vaccine self-sufficiency, Canada needs a university-based health research ecosystem that starts at the bench and continues through to production.

www.thestar.com

Connaught played a pivotal role in combating the diphtheria epidemics of the 1910s and 1920s, developing heparin in the 1930s, and developing vaccines for tetanus and typhus during the Second World War, as well as polio in the 1950s. In the 1960s, Connaught was so trusted as a producer of high-quality and low-cost vaccines that it was called upon by the World Health Organization (WHO) to help launch its global effort to eliminate smallpox and improve standards for vaccine productions throughout the Americas.

Unfortunately, Connaught was sold, first by the University of Toronto to the Canadian Development Corporation (CDC) in 1972, and then privatized in 1986 as part of the Mulroney government’s dismantlement of the CDC. Ever since, Canada has had virtually no vaccine production capacity.

Canada Development Corporation - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

这个原来制造疫苗的Connaught就是多大发明和制造胰岛素的公司，后来卖给了加拿大政府，然后让政府私有化败坏了。

 

[Jay Wang]

本来也不是一无所有，满地可就有，自产流感苗啥的，就是规模和创新有限，但愿但愿，这次投入，即便不能大大益于这一次，至少不要错过下一波儿。
考察了一下历史，按前某疫苗公司CEO的说法，这种被动的局面，竟然源于帅哥他爹时代对这个领域的大幅消减，亏得后来几届政府努力扭转，也包括Harper政府在专利领域的提高，，但在国际上仍然不具备竞争力。

有帅哥，夫复何求？

 

[So what]

有帅哥，夫复何求？

无

 

[So what]

你这个听说是道听途说，帅哥他爹躺枪。保守党一贯小政府私有化少花钱降税，而自由党一贯大政府花钱，不问对错，说事实：

The roots of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine shortage go back decades

Behind Canada’s current COVID-19 vaccine shortage is a decades-long tale of unheeded warnings, missed opportunities and dismantled resources that was never going to end well.

theconversation.com

What’s going on?
To understand the problem, we need to go back to the 1980s. At that time, the government-owned Connaught Labs was producing vaccines here in Canada and decision-making was in the public realm. But Connaught was partially privatized and then finally allowed to be sold to the French company Merieux (now part of Sanofi) by the Conservative government of Brian Mulroney.

Opinion | Why we do not have COVID-19 vaccine production in Canada and what we can do about it

For future vaccine self-sufficiency, Canada needs a university-based health research ecosystem that starts at the bench and continues through to production.

www.thestar.com

Connaught played a pivotal role in combating the diphtheria epidemics of the 1910s and 1920s, developing heparin in the 1930s, and developing vaccines for tetanus and typhus during the Second World War, as well as polio in the 1950s. In the 1960s, Connaught was so trusted as a producer of high-quality and low-cost vaccines that it was called upon by the World Health Organization (WHO) to help launch its global effort to eliminate smallpox and improve standards for vaccine productions throughout the Americas.

Unfortunately, Connaught was sold, first by the University of Toronto to the Canadian Development Corporation (CDC) in 1972, and then privatized in 1986 as part of the Mulroney government’s dismantlement of the CDC. Ever since, Canada has had virtually no vaccine production capacity.

of course 我是道听途说，貌似你乃亲历亲为？

 

[billwanhua]

of course 我是道听途说，貌似你乃亲历亲为？

我引用正规大报报道，不是我的想象。