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Excited, anxious and stressed: How Canadians felt as school resumed this week

Afrooz Cianfrone

Anticipation, excitement, stress and anxiety: students, parents and educators felt a heady mix of emotions this week as classes started again amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what they shared about the first day of school.

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Terror, tragedy, heartbreak and healing: How 4 Canadians are building a positive legacy 20 years after 9/11

Ellen Judd, 9/11 20th anniversary story

From survivor’s guilt to honouring the memory of loved-ones lost, the attack’s effects are still keenly felt two decades later.

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Hurricane Larry wallops southeast Newfoundland with strong winds, storm surge

Waves at Witless Bay

Hurricane Larry made landfall on southeastern Newfoundland overnight as a Category 1 storm, knocking out power throughout St. John’s and the surrounding area in a short, sharp wallop of heavy winds, torrential rains and an unexpectedly high storm surge.

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First responders: Meet some of the Canadians who rushed to New York after the 9/11 attacks

9/11 John Hamilton

In the hours and days after the Twin Towers fell, a handful of police officers and firefighters from Ottawa and the surrounding area dropped everything and raced to New York City to aid in the recovery effort.

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COVID-19 vaccines cut the risk of serious illness or death — even if they aren’t perfect tools

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A growing body of global data shows that leading COVID-19 vaccines significantly reduce your risk of falling seriously ill or dying if you wind up infected with the coronavirus. But plenty of people still remain at a higher risk.

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