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  Flights in and out of Ontario resulting in dozens of COVID-19 flight exposures
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  Vaccines are failing to get to where COVID-19 is spreading fastest in Ontario, data shows
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  Ontario providing free child care for front-line workers during school closure
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  Ontario says a COVID-19 field hospital is expected to take patients this month
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  TTC to share real-time passenger counts on buses through Rocket Man, Transit apps

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Canada

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  Alberta doctors find 2nd case of blood clot linked to AstraZeneca vaccine in Canada
• Quebec reports 1,537 new positive COVID-19 cases, as hospitalizations increase by almost 30
• Toronto police among Ontario forces that will not perform random stops of people, vehicles under new health measures

Entertainment

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  'Peaky Blinders' actress Helen McCrory dies of cancer at 52
• Movie reviews: 'The Courier' is a welcome addition to the Cold War genre
• Shy podcaster helped cops solve California cold case killing

World

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  China, Russia using their COVID-19 vaccines to gain political influence, experts say
• U.S. Sikh group demands probe of possible hate bias in deadly Indianapolis FedEx shooting
• Super Typhoon Surigae continues to strengthen and could move dangerously close to the Philippines

Health

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  Doctors hone in on cause of blood clots potentially linked with COVID-19 vaccines
• PHAC suspends added screening guidelines for travellers from Brazil amid COVID-19 variant surge in Canada
• Arkansas treatment ban creates uncertainty for trans youth, families

Politics

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  Trudeau announces donation to Duke of Edinburgh award as Prince Philip laid to rest
• Future government spending to focus on hard-hit sectors, green economy: Duclos
• Feds secure 8 million more Pfizer doses, as Moderna cuts coming shipments

Autos

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  Prince Philip designed his own custom Land Rover hearse
• Toyota recalls Venza SUVs worldwide to fix air bag wiring problem
• Walmart invests in GM's self-driving car company, Cruise

Montreal

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  Quebec reports 1,537 new positive COVID-19 cases, as hospitalizations increase by almost 30
• Quebec plans 'tight controls' on Ontario border as of Monday, says closure needed on both sides
• Quebec police deem couple's deaths the result of a domestic dispute

Ottawa

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  Ottawa police not conducting random stops under new Ontario powers to enforce stay-at-home order
• Ottawa sees 241 new COVID-19 cases Saturday
• A look at the new COVID-19 restrictions in Ottawa

Northern Ontario

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  Northern police join list of departments refusing to enforce shut down orders with random stops
• Sault police investigate shooting in King Street area
• Queen stands alone as her 'strength' Philip is laid to rest

London

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  Chief of London Police rejects new police powers enforced by Ont. government
• Churches in Diocese of London Ont., closed effective Monday
• Here's what Ontario's new restrictions mean for the London region

Vancouver

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  Huawei CFO's legal team applies for adjournment in final extradition hearings
• COVID-19 update: B.C. adds 1,005 cases as hospitalizations continue to climb
• 'Huge pressure' as parallel streams, boosters, technology slow B.C. vaccine rollout

Edmonton

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  COVID-19 in Alberta: More than 1K new infections reported for 10th straight day
• Young, healthy Albertans are getting vaccinated at pharmacies. 'Should not be happening,' Hinshaw says
• Alberta's Kenney sowing distrust with misleading COVID-19 anecdotes, statements: NDP

Calgary

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  Joey Eau Claire restaurant facing $17M class-action lawsuit over COVID-19 outbreak
• 2 Calgary restaurants, Banff hotel added to Alberta's COVID-19 outbreak list
• Hong Kongers say they're being targeted by Chinese agents on Canadian soil

Saskatoon

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  Queen stands alone as her 'strength' Philip is laid to rest
• Possible COVID variant case detected in individual at Saskatoon school
• Alberta doctors find 2nd case of blood clot linked to AstraZeneca vaccine in Canada

Vancouver Island

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  Symbolic red dresses being rehung in Ladysmith after men filmed taking them down
• Vancouver Island adds 49 new COVID-19 cases as health minister calls vaccine delays 'disappointing'
• 4th case of COVID-19 detected in outbreak at Nanaimo hospital

Winnipeg

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  Ontario to restrict travel from Manitoba… cottagers included
• Queen stands alone as her 'strength' Philip is laid to rest
• 'The third wave is starting': Manitoba health officials still finalizing new round of restrictions