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An Ontario quarantine screening officer has been charged with extortion and sexual assault after he demanded cash from a woman in her home before sexually assaulting her.
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Petition pleads against mandatory mask-wearing for children in elementary schools in BC
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19 health workers died in India after taking Covaxin and Covishield vaccines
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Sports betting will soon be legal in Canada as Bill C-218 passes with 303 votes in favour
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