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  • Benoit Pilon is seen at his Le Bourg des Cedres vineyard Friday, September 18, 2020 in Les Cedres, Que.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz

    Quebec vineyards need help gathering grapes for the harvest amid worker shortage

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    A Montreal man has started riding a Bixi every day throughout the pandemic, adding up to 2,400km and counting – celebrating as he turns 87.

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  • Students line up to get tested at the COVID-19 Assessment Centre at Western University in London, Ont. on Monday, Sept. 14, 2020.

    Killer parties: University students' get-togethers are putting lives at risk, officials warn

    University officials say students may face 'significant penalties' for flouting COVID-19 guidelines as part of an effort to cut down on 'superspreader' events, warning that outbreaks sparked by students put vulnerable communities at risk.

COVID-19 Cases in Canada

  • To date, Nova Scotia has 87,428 negative test results, 1,086 positive COVID-19 cases and 65 deaths. No one is currently in hospital – 1,021 cases are now resolved.

    N.S. now at 13 days without a single new case

    On Sunday, the province reported that no new cases were identified on Saturday – a day which saw Nova Scotia Health Authority's labs complete 858 Nova Scotia tests.

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  • Maureen Bower's condition deteriorated over the three hours it took for an ambulance to arrive at her Coquitlam home.

    'She'd still be alive': B.C. family wants answers after ambulance takes 3 hours to arrive

    The rule allowing restaurants to have expanded patio spaces in B.C. will be extended to October 2021.

    B.C. government extends temporary patio and alcohol delivery rules

    One of the most common effects of hurricanes in our region is power outages. You should have a plan ready, year-round, to go 72 hours without power. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan)

    Teddy trends East with impacts still expected for the Maritimes

  • Empty teachers desk at the front of an empty classroom. (THE CANADIAN PRESS / Jonathan Hayward)

    Confirmed COVID-19 case at Winnipeg preschool

    DoorDash is apologizing after a food delivery driver working for the company was caught on camera stealing a package from a customer's doorstep in Surrey, B.C. Thursday. (Geraldine Paz)

    Caught on camera: DoorDash driver delivers meal, steals package in Surrey, B.C.

    "I just want to see change," says Nicole Turple from her hospital bed. "We've been fighting and fighting. I voted in the election, and I expected to see some change because of that. It's not just for me. We need help and we need it now."

    'I just want to see change:' N.S. cystic fibrosis patient makes passionate plea for drug access

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