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The Dutch government was asked to reverse its COVID-19 curfew after The Hague court ruled that the curfew infringes on people’s rights and has no legal grounds.
Large crowds gathered in Myanmar’s capital, Nay Pyi Taw, to attend the funeral of a woman who was killed during a protest against a military coup.
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Historic winter storm destroys Texas agriculture, food supply
US President Joe Biden declared a state of emergency in the state of Texas
UK to infect 90 people with COVID-19 virus to study efficacy of vaccines
The £33.6-million project will help the researchers understand how the virus and vaccines affect people.
Ottawa man faces 22 charges for sexual assault against children
Investigators say there could be more victims
Big-name grocery stores sell beef from company linked to destruction of Amazon forest
JBS, the world’s largest meat company, is reportedly responsible for 300 sq km of deforestation each year
Canada to invest $100 million to support women impacted by pandemic
The call for proposals is open until March 25. Visit women.gc.ca for more information and for details on how to apply
Merck halts development of two COVID-19 vaccine candidates after inadequate response
The company will continue to research two investigational therapeutic candidates
Toronto, Peel regions extend lockdown, stay-at-home order until March 8 despite increasingly devastating effects
Opioid-related deaths, suicides, and mental health crises have exacerbated since the pandemic started
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Pfizer launches COVID-19 vaccine trial in pregnant women
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Oxford study finds asthma treatment Budesonide reduced COVID-19 symptoms, sped up recovery
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[WATCH] Indigenous-operated non-profit organizations feed, shelter 1,400 people in Winnipeg; locate two missing women
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Petition pleads against mandatory mask-wearing for children in elementary schools in BC
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Toronto, Peel regions extend lockdown, stay-at-home order until March 8 despite increasingly devastating effects
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19 health workers died in India after taking Covaxin and Covishield vaccines
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Historic winter storm destroys Texas agriculture, food supply
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The Hague court sides with activists, tells Dutch government to IMMEDIATELY lift ‘illegitimate’ curfew
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