Manitobans asked to weigh in on COVID-19 vaccine incentives in online survey

WINNIPEG – The Manitoba authorities is floating the concept of offering prizes, free meals or payments of up to $100 to help folk to win a COVID-19 vaccine.

An online survey issued by the authorities Monday asks respondents for their views on a fluctuate of pandemic problems.

One question asks folk whether or no longer they’d be concerned if incentives were offered to folk who were hesitant to win vaccinated.

The conceivable incentives additionally include free admission to sporting occasions or museums.

Premier Brian Pallister mentioned closing week he’ll soon outline contemporary ways to help folk to win vaccinated.

The survey on COVID-19 vaccines additionally asks whether or no longer the respondent has got a vaccine, the place they were vaccinated and their stage of satisfaction with the journey.

This story by The Canadian Press turned into once first printed Might perchance 24, 2021.