CBC Newsflipped into CanadaCanada When a COVID-19 vaccine arrives, which Canadians will get it first? | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Emily Chung headshot When the first COVID-19 vaccines become available, there won't be enough for everyone who wants it, both nationally and internationally. We'll take a …
CBC Newsflipped into British ColumbiaPublic Health Agency of Canada Government has spent $37M so far on hotels for returning Canadians who can't self-isolate at home | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Tara Carman It was just after midnight on April 17 when Jeff Geauvreau landed at Pearson International Airport in Toronto after a long journey from Peru, a …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaCanada What Canadians need to know about COVID-19 before gathering over the holidays | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Adam Miller This is an excerpt from Second Opinion, a weekly roundup of health and medical science news emailed to subscribers every Saturday morning. If you …
zhogfanflipped into MEDICINE.HEART DIET.HEALTHPublic Health Agency of Canada All Canadians who want a shot will be vaccinated by September 2021, public health agency says | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - John Paul Tasker Canada expects to have enough doses on hand next year to vaccinate every Canadian who wants a shot by the end of September, according to the Public …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaPublic Health Agency of Canada PM, health officials warn Canadians against believing COVID-19 'internment camps' disinformation | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - John Paul Tasker Canadians will not be forced into COVID-19 internment or containment camps, a spokesperson for Health Minister Patty Hajdu said Tuesday — taking aim …
CBC Newsflipped into WorldCanada Canadians urged to 'redouble' efforts to slow spread of COVID-19 | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News The latest: Ontario cracks down further on social gatherings as 407 new cases are reported.• Chief medical officer of health points to 'indicator of …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaPublic Health Agency of Canada Canada's top doctor warns of sharp rise in COVID-19 cases if Canadians don't follow guidelines | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Kathleen Harris Canada is at a "crossroads" in its pandemic battle and the actions of individual Canadians will decide whether there's a massive spike in COVID-19 …
CBC Newsflipped into HealthRecipes Canadians urged to keep vigilant during Thanksgiving amid 'troubling' COVID-19 surge | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - The Canadian Press · The latest: Outbreak declared at Western University residence in London, Ont.• Sask. links 12 more cases to church outbreak.• N.B. sees 3rd case of …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaCanada Calls grow for increased COVID-19 testing as public health officials update Canadians | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News The latest: Provinces try to increase COVID-19 testing as lineups grow in some jurisdictions.• Canadian support for keeping the border closed to …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaPublic Health Agency of Canada Canadian woman dying of cancer will be able to reunite with American fiancé | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Sophia Harris American Charles Emch and his Canadian partner Danielle Larocque — who's dying of cancer — were separated by border restrictions due to COVID-19, but …
CBC Newsflipped into MontrealPfizer 3 million Canadians could be vaccinated in early 2021, but feds warn of 'logistical challenges' | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - John Paul Tasker Federal officials sought to reassure Canadians today that Ottawa has a plan to procure and distribute millions of COVID-19 vaccines in early 2021, as …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaCanada Ont., Que. both report more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases as Freeland self-isolates | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News The latest: Deputy PM in self-isolation following COVID-19 app exposure notification.• Canadians urged to reduce contacts by 25%.• U.K. tops 1 million …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaNewfoundland and Labrador N.L.'s COVID-19 travel ban decision to be appealed, Canadian Civil Liberties Association says | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - stephanie tobin The Canadian Civil Liberties Association is appealing a decision by the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador to uphold the province's …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaCanada What you need to know about the coronavirus variant in Canada | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News Health officials in several provinces have announced cases of the new coronavirus variant first detected in the United Kingdom. The new variant …
CBC Newsflipped into CanadaOpinion (Canada)OPINION | Pandemic pressures reveal cracks in Canadian federalism around municipal government powers, responsibilities |... verified_publisherCBC News - Tomas Hachard This column is an opinion by Tomas Hachard, manager of programs and research at the Institute on Municipal Finance and Governance at the University of …
CBC Newsflipped into British ColumbiaCanada Most Canadians could be vaccinated by end of 2021, says federal public health officer | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Peter Zimonjic Most Canadians could be vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of next year, Canada's deputy chief public health officer said today. In recent days, …
CBC Newsflipped into HealthCanada Canadian ER visits dropped by half during 1st wave of pandemic, national data shows | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Valérie Ouellet Emergency and operating rooms across the country were historically empty during the first months of the pandemic, according to national data compiled …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaOttawa Public Health Canadian researchers turn to wastewater tests at long-term care homes to detect COVID hot spots | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Ashley Burke Promo Image Several Canadian universities are preparing to test wastewater from long-term care homes in Ottawa, Toronto and Edmonton to get early warnings of …
CBC Newsflipped into OttawaCanada Ottawa launches $850,000 ad campaign advising Canadians to stay home during COVID-19 | CBC News verified_publisherCBC News - Sophia Harris The federal government has launched an $850,000 digital-based ad campaign warning Canadians about the perils of travelling abroad during the COVID-19 …
