COVID, flu and RSV unwavering in Ottawa by early March
While the region is coming out of a high-risk breathing season, Ottawa is sticking around.
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Nova Scotians with Long COVID Symptoms Face Barriers to Filing Claims
Three million Canadians have long COVID-19 symptoms. Beth Wood is one of them.
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COVID-19 Kills Two More People in New Brunswick, Three Young People Among Flu Hospitalizations
COVID-19 has killed two more New Brunswickers, though no new flu deaths have been reported and hospitalizations for either virus have declined, though there are four young people under the age of 19, according to updated figures released Tuesday in the province.
No jump in the breath finals at the end of February
Ottawa entered high-risk territory in late August. Six months later, the risks remain elevated.
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Canada’s Supreme Court Likely Would Not Hear Manitoba Churches’ Appeal Over COVID-19 Rules
The Supreme Court of Canada has not heard the appeal of several churches that fought COVID-19 restrictions in Manitoba.
Older residents of Prince Edward Island and others at risk are suggested to get a COVID vaccine booster in the spring.
Prince Edward Islanders need to know if they need a COVID booster before the end of May, says Dr. Schulz. Heather Morrison, director of public health.
Inflation in Canada continues as food inflation eases to 2. 4% in February
As recent inflation figures in Canada continue to show momentum, Richard Dufresne, CFO of Loblaw Companies Limited (TSX: L) (“Loblaw”), comments on the trends shaping food costs in Canada:
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Four years after the first case of COVID-19 in Newfoundland and Labrador, this couple remembers being part of an early outbreak
As Newfoundland and Labrador celebrates the fourth anniversary of the announcement of its first suspected case of coronavirus, two other people in the midst of a first outbreak reflect on the early days of the pandemic.
Davies in a position to take a leadership role in the new Canadian team
Interim coach Mauro Biello bets on youngsters in his squad for Canada
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Only 1. 5% of air travellers have been tested for COVID-19: Health Canada
Only a small percentage of travelers entering Canada since last February have tested positive for COVID-19. Health Canada data received via the Toronto Sun on Tuesday shows that 640 of the 44,089. . .
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