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◆ Behind the door-to-door campaign viewed as key to raising Montreal's vaccination rate

◆ B.C. health researchers call for better data in a post-pandemic world

◆ NHL relaxing virus protocols for vaccinated playoff teams

◆ Trudeau non-committal on waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines

◆ This critical care paramedic worked a week of 12-hour shifts to help keep Ontario's ICUs from overflowing

◆ Birthday at skate park brings unwelcome $880 fine for Ottawa teen's family

◆ Dry weather creating prime conditions for dust devils in Sask.

◆ These South Asians in Toronto are helping with India's COVID-19 crisis - while managing their grief from afar

◆ Sexual assault training now required for new federally appointed judges

◆ Supreme Court upholds sexual assault conviction in case involving teens, alcohol

◆ Catholic church unveils new system for reporting sexual abuse committed or covered up by bishops

◆ Canada's economy lost 207,000 jobs last month

◆ When will we stop working from home?

◆ Alberta's cross-border truckers to be vaccinated by Montana

◆ The complicated legacy of Régis Labeaume, Quebec City's strongman mayor who reinvented himself

◆ Former player details alleged sexual assault by junior hockey coach Bernie Lynch

◆ 'It felt like I had been buried alive': Langley woman recounts her battle with COVID-19

◆ Regina man who lost parents to COVID-19 channels grief into food drive supporting hundreds

◆ DNA used to ID sailor from doomed 1845 Franklin Expedition with living relative

◆ Coronavirus: What's happening in Canada and around the world on Friday

Toronto Star

◆ Trudeau government throws travel ban back into Ford's lap as Ottawa-Ontario pandemic split widens

◆ Getting from A to AZ: Inside Ontario's vaccine rollout - and its biggest challenge yet

◆ Governments across Canada withholding COVID-19 data to regulate public reaction to pandemic, says access-to-information advocate

◆ These top CEOs pledged to take pandemic pay cuts - but a Star analysis found some ended up getting millions more

◆ Vaccines are on the way for Canada's athletes, who continue to train for Tokyo under ‘stressful' circumstances

◆ Today's coronavirus news: Canada delivers ventilators, medical supplies to India as it battles devastating COVID-19 wave; Plus, Ontario reports 2,864 new cases of COVID-19. Province opens vaccine acce

◆ Language can be a barrier to COVID-19 vaccine access. The Star is asking doctors to help

◆ Watch in Cantonese: What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine

◆ Watch in Spanish: What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines

◆ Watch in Hindi, Urdu: What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines

◆ A national online mental health portal had 1.2 million users in its first year. Is Wellness Together Canada here to stay?

◆ Can Jason Kenney stare down Alberta's COVID ‘compliance problem'?

CTV News

◆ 'Significant restrictions' in Manitoba to take effect on Sunday

◆ 'Hold onto the light': Toronto to vaccinate 50% of all adults with first doses this weekend

◆ Alberta now screening patients who visit province's COVID-19 hotspots

◆ Ontario reports fewer than 2,900 new COVID-19 cases as positivity rate continue to dip

◆ Quebec COVID-19 hospitalizations drop by 27, province adds 958 new cases

◆ Ottawa to create new system to tackle delays in processing immigration applications

◆ 'The winds hammered us': Active wildfire near Tomahawk, Alta., swells to 2,200 hectares

◆ How to overcome needle phobia when getting a COVID-19 vaccine

◆ 'It doesn't seem real': COVID-19 patient reunited with family after spending 120 days in hospital

◆ Manitoba launches COVID-19 paid sick leave program, offers up to 5 days off

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◆ Wage subsidies were meant to preserve jobs. In many cases, the $110.6-billion response padded bottom lines

◆ Erin O'Toole: The Liberals' internet regulation bill opens the door to a massive abuse of power

◆ Canada breaks its daily vaccination record at 400,489 doses

◆ Governments across Canada withholding COVID-19 data to regulate public reaction to pandemic, says access-to-information advocate

◆ Air Canada urges Ottawa to lift hotel quarantine as it reports $1.3B Q1 loss | Globalnews.ca

◆ B.C. government's pandemic data leak confirms lack of transparency relative to other provinces

◆ Young people forced to get creative as COVID-19 disrupts summer job plans yet again | CBC News

◆ Justin Trudeau's chief of staff knows the first rule of politics: protect the boss

◆ Matt Gurney: Katie Telford's feminism has done little for women in Canada's armed forces

◆ Mayor won't allow homeless tent cities in Montreal this summer

◆ NASA to hold James Webb Space Telescope pre-launch virtual briefing, see how Canada is helping peer into the universe.

◆ Canada loses 207,100 jobs in April

◆ 4th wave of COVID-19 likely if Canada reopens too fast - and seasonal return may be inevitable

◆ Worried the government will censor your cat videos? The rest of Bill C-10 is even worse

◆ Pandemic errors made Canadian COVID-19 outbreak far worse than it needed to be, committee told

◆ New bill proposes Bank of Canada regulate FinTech startups that provide payments

◆ Over 61,000 petition signers call on federal government to block Rogers-Shaw buyout

◆ Telford tells committee she had no 'information about the allegation' against Vance

◆ O'Toole promises to rebuild the economy by supporting small businesses post-COVID-19

◆ Anti-mask leader charged with harassing lawyers seeks bail a second time

◆ CEWS: A massive subsidy, shrouded in secrecy

◆ Orillia snowbirds walk across border through 'loophole' after months in Mexico

◆ Mascouche man found guilty of 1st-degree murder in death of partner, mother of 6

◆ Ottawa Public Health confirms new P.1 COVID-19 variant cases on Saturday

◆ Edmonton doctor charged with fraudulently billing Alberta government more than $3.5 million

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