RE:RE:RE:Something doesn't add upTheWiserhood wrote: Well, one has to remember that the liberals basically swept Atlantic Canada and took all of the Halifax seats in the last election. It would make common sense for them to want a small Canadian Biomedical firm with a great product in their liberal constituancy to be rapidly approved to provide economic growth for the area.
If you want conspiracy theories, i'd be far more concerned with Big Pharma in the US (ie Abbott) being extremely influential pressuring and lobbying this Gov't and Health Canada. Sona's point of care antigen rapid test will make many US Pharma products obsolete.
The longer this takes, the more I feel an inquiry into Health Canada's delay into approving Sona's rapid Coivd 19 test should be institiued. Especially with this... See link.
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-health-products/drug-products/announcements/notice-expediated-review-health-products-covid-19.html
But this is just one guy's thoughts...
My thoughts exactly! I would think that the Liberals would want to have Sona's test approved and gloat that they were the ones who helped Sona Nanotech to bring this product to market. By the way I'm not affiliated with any political parties. So as I wrote it was just a theory.