Louise Jacob and Rémi Guertin have big travel plans after the pandemic, but now those plans are uncertain because Jacob, like many Canadians, received two different doses of COVID-19 vaccines. Read More
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Couple's travel plans on hold because mixed vaccine doses not widely accepted
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