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When a vaccine for the virus behind COVID-19 is approved in Canada, Ontario will be tasked with vaccinating more than a third of the country’s population — and some medical experts say “question marks” remain regarding the cost and roll-out of those critical vaccinations.
‘We thought we were doing everything right,’ says coach after an outbreak of COVID-19 ripped through his team only two games into the season.
The office of Canada’s conflict of interest and ethics commissioner received a complaint about MP Yasmin Ratansi hiring her sister using public funds more than two and a half years ago, but turned it away, CBC News has learned.
Residents of communities home to more visible minorities had a higher likelihood of dying from COVID-19 in Canada’s three largest provinces, according to Statistics Canada, in a trend health experts say underscores the need for provinces such as B.C. and Quebec to improve their data collection on race and mortality.
Hacking attacks launched by online criminals against the Canadian government are growing increasingly sophisticated, warns the head of Canada’s cyber security agency.