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Wood processing companies sign co-location agreement in Prince Albert
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Prince Albert police issue 70 tickets in traffic enforcement blitz
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'This is long overdue': Land acknowledgement recited in Manitoba legislature
A formal land acknowledgement was recited for the first time in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, which one of Manitoba's Grand Chiefs says is a momentous move to reset a badly tarnished relationship with the province.
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Sky gazers in the northeast part of Winnipeg were treated to a weather phenomenon called a fallstreak hole.
'Everyone is safe': B.C. junior athletes stranded in South Africa due to COVID-19 variant
Young athletes that are representing Canada for the field hockey Junior World Cup in South Africa are stranded after the federal government suddenly stopped all travel to several southern African countries last week.
'I get angrier every time': Abbotsford family fed up with decades of flooding from Nooksack River
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Fighting variants: Doctor calls for more vaccines for Africa
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W5: The risks of speaking out on money laundering
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Billions of corals spawn on Australia's Great Barrier Reef
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WATCH LIVE | Feds to reinstate testing for foreign air travel, reviewing booster strategy in light of Omicron
Canada is reviewing its vaccine booster strategy, adding new countries to the list of nations subjected to federal travel restrictions, and is imposing new testing requirements on all air travellers coming from outside of Canada with the exception of the U.S., due to concerns over the Omicron variant.
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BREAKING | B.C. confirms 1st case of Omicron COVID-19 variant
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BREAKING | First case of Omicron COVID-19 variant reported in Alberta
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As researchers continue to study the new COVID-19 variant Omicron stoking fears around the globe, vaccine manufacturers are issuing guidance on their shots' effectiveness.
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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says it has intercepted hundreds of suspected falsified or fraudulent COVID-19 test results and proof of vaccination credentials since they were required for travel.
Unvaccinated travellers barred from planes and trains as of today
Unvaccinated travellers over the age of 12 won't be able to board a plane or passenger train in Canada beginning today, and a negative COVID-19 test will no longer serve as a substitute for most people. The stringent new requirement comes into effect as Canada reacts to the emergence of the Omicron variant.
Authorities: Student kills 3, wounds 6 at Michigan school
A 15-year-old sophomore opened fire at his Michigan high school on Tuesday, killing three students and wounding six other people, including a teacher, authorities said.
Ontario's pandemic death toll hits 10,000 as province logs nearly 700 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario's pandemic death toll hit 10,000 people on Tuesday as the province reported nearly 700 new COVID-19 cases.
Breakthrough COVID-19 infections more severe, likely in immunocompromised individuals: Pfizer study
A Pfizer study involving more than a million fully vaccinated people found that COVID-19 breakthrough infections were more common among immunocompromised individuals and were far more likely to lead to hospitalization or death.
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Video shows extent of flooding in Sumas Prairie on Nov. 29
Aerial video shows the extent of flooding in the Sumas Prairie following the second of three consecutive storms on B.C.'s South Coast.
CDC expands booster shot guidance as U.S. braces for Omicron
Children aged 5 to 11 were comforted by their parents and nurses as they receive the COVID-19 vaccine at an Ohio hospital on Nov. 3.
