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'Always new expenses': Lawsuits filed as anniversary of Broncos bus crash nears

It's been almost two years since the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash in Saskatchewan and with the solemn anniversary comes a closing legal window that has seen several lawsuits filed in court.

Feds to offer full-time work to all military reservists as part of COVID-19 response

The federal government is planning to offer full-time employment to all reservists in the Canadian Armed Forces until the end of the summer as it seeks to bolster the military's ranks and help offset some of the economic damage from COVID-19. 6
Grassy Narrows signs deal with Ottawa on mercury poisoning treatment centre

The federal government has signed an agreement with Grassy Narrows First Nation that will see a long-promised treatment centre for residents with mercury poisoning finally built in the community.
Ontario premier slams Donald Trump's decision to cease exports of N95 masks to Canada

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has slammed United States President Donald Trump's decision to cease exports of manufacturing giant 3M's N95 face masks to Canada. 1
Major credit card companies raise tap limit to $250 to help cut spread of COVID-19

Major credit card companies have increased their tap limit to $250 to help customers who want to make less physical contact while shopping during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1
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North Bay emergency responders to stop using naloxone nasal spray during pandemic

Firefighters in North Bay are no longer administering naloxone nasal spray, following a recommendation from the province that suggested its use could increase their risk of contracting COVID-19. 1
Why the exact death toll for COVID-19 may never be known

As health officials try to keep track of the increasing number of deaths from COVID-19, experts explain whether it will ever be possible to know the exact death toll once the pandemic is over. 6
Innovative COVID-19 prevention products developed by UWindsor engineering team

A team of researchers at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Engineering has designed an innovative face shield and hands-free door opener to help fight the spread of COVID-19. 1
Alberta man possibly exposed to COVID-19 charged after coughing on police officer

While in custody, the man allegedly coughed directly in an officer's face and expressed his hopes that the officer would became infected. The suspect admitted to being recently exposed to a person who had been quarantined.
Ottawa residents aboard cruise struck by COVID-19 set to return home

A 'nightmare cruise' is ending for two Ottawa residents, who had been trapped aboard a ship for days after an outbreak of COVID-19 sickened and even killed passengers. 1
Ontario forecasts up to 15,000 COVID-19 deaths with health measures in place

Ontario is forecasting that between 3,000 and 15,000 people in the province will die from COVID-19 with health measures that are already in place. 5

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