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September's case projections mirror March's spike, yet province unlikely to revert to mass shutdowns
Thousands of CRA accounts breached following pair of cyberattacks
The federal government has revealed that the Canada Revenue Agency was recently hit by two cyberattacks, compromising thousands of accounts linked to the agency's services.
'There are no words to describe how hard it is': Families seek change to COVID-19 border rules
COVID-19 measures limiting who can enter Canada has led some families grappling with heartbreaking situations to put pressure on the federal government to loosen restrictions.
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As schools reopen, spotting young, silent spreaders of coronavirus will be key
Given what we know and don’t know about the way in which children can spread COVID-19, will reopening schools in Canada next month put students, teachers and the wider community at greater risk?
Ventilator supply starts to increase as chief public health officer warns of possible surge of COVID-19
Only a small fraction of the 40,000 new ventilators Canada ordered for hospitals last spring have already been delivered, but several companies involved say their production lines will start delivering the products faster in the next few weeks.
Wartime allies pay tribute to VJ-Day veterans on 75th anniversary
Wartime allies Britain and Canada both paid tribute Saturday to veterans of the multinational Second World War campaign against Japan, which formally ended 75 years ago some three months after Nazi Germany had been vanquished in Europe.
Belarus says Russia willing to help counter unrest as thousands mourn slain protester
100 more Canadians have fallen ill from salmonella linked to onions grown in the U.S.
Analysis
Andrew Scheer warns Conservatives not to take party unity for granted as he prepares to exit stage right
Ship leaking oil near pristine area off Mauritius splits apart as cleanup effort continues
'I literally felt like I was going to cry': How virtual music festivals are keeping fans connected
Boston Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask opts out of NHL playoffs
Police find no further risk to public safety after man dies in suspected IED blast in Kitchener, Ont.
Bahrain, Oman could be next to normalize relations with Israel. Saudi Arabia? Not so fast
California orders rolling power outages during heat wave
Canada-U.S. border will remain closed until Sept. 21
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Meng Wanzhou's lawyers claim extradition case riddled with misrepresentations
Canada's Competition Bureau investigates Amazon.ca
Trump won't leave office peacefully, his former lawyer Cohen claims in upcoming book
Analysis
The pandemic has created a historic opportunity for Justin Trudeau. Will WE get in his way?
Analysis
What exactly does a U.S. vice-president do? It would have shocked the country's founders
Ottawa slow to respond to PPE shortages flagged in February: documents
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