'Emotional': vaccinations begin in Kahnawake for people 85 and over, immunosuppressed
Public health officials says it will take just three or four weeks to give everyone in the First Nation a first dose.
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'Emotional': vaccinations begin in Kahnawake for people 85 and over, immunosuppressed
Public health officials says it will take just three or four weeks to give everyone in the First Nation a first dose.
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Health Canada is just 'days away' from deciding whether to approve Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine.
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New Zealanders take to the hills as powerful quakes trigger tsunami waves
Small tsunami waves triggered by a series of powerful earthquakes hit the east coast of New Zealand's North Island on Friday and authorities said thousands of residents who had evacuated to higher ground could now return to their homes.
Ontario doctor's tweets about COVID-19 deemed 'inappropriate' and 'unprofessional' by regulator
An Ontario physician has been issued three cautions by the province's regulatory college for doctors after her tweets about the COVID-19 pandemic were found to be 'inappropriate' and 'unprofessional.'
