After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that Canada lacked the means of domestic production for vaccines, his handling of the pandemic is being called into question by Conservative health critic Michelle Rempel. While other countries like the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States and Mexico will begin to administer vaccines as early as December, Trudeau said he expects Canada will see the first round of vaccines in the first quarter of next year. During a press conference, Rempel Garner criticized Trudeau’s response to the pandemic. “If we are behind the pack and we are not going to be getting vaccines for months, sustained economic lockdowns can’t be the solution.” she said.