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    Engagement crucial to overcome Indigenous vaccine concerns, Miller says

    Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says Indigenous people too often have "felt like guinea pigs," which is fueling some COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in communities. He says engaging with Indigenous communities, helping elders get vaccinated and providing information in traditional languages should help overcome concerns. 
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    The Canadian Press
    Unique identifier: CP115077810 
    Legacy Identifier: n_COVID-Indigenous-Funding20210113T1420 
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    Canada
    canada government
    Coronavirus
    COVID-19
    first nations
    health
    Indigenous Services
    indigenous services minister
    Marc Miller
    Ontario
    Ottawa
    safety