I'm sure this discussion is rightfully going to get culled, but that's not really accurate at this point. Relative to the world Canada has done fine vaccine wise. Their recent numbers have outperformed most of the world besides the US.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
They've outperformed basically the entire EU, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Greece. They've outperformed, Australia, Japan and South Korea. Relative to the comparables Canada has done just fine, especially with our Pfizer supply. Other countries were too reliant on a single kind of vaccine, and disruptions or issues with blood clots have slowed them down, but Canada hasn't had that issue as much with the relatively wide range of vaccine acquisitions.
As well some of those countries listed ahead are using Sinovac which is significantly less effective than the rest. Maybe in January, there was disappointment with Canada's vaccine outlook, but that's in the past now. Canada's well ahead of most of the world including our comparable European countries in terms of getting the vaccines out and into peoples arms.
We've also used a different method obviously in maximizing single doses for people, and I believe that the ongoing data has indicated a single dose of those vaccines is pretty effective.