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Trump signs order to put Americans at head of vaccine line, vows to work with world

Trump signs order to put Americans at head of vaccine line, vows to work with world

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States will "work with the world" to distribute COVID-19 vaccines, President Donald Trump vowed Tuesday, even as he signed an order aimed at putting Americans at the head of the line.
Trump signs order to put Americans at head of vaccine line, vows to work with world

Trump signs order to put Americans at head of vaccine line, vows to work with world

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States will "work with the world" to distribute COVID-19 vaccines, President Donald Trump vowed Tuesday, even as he signed an order aimed at putting Americans at the head of the line.
B.C. getting first vaccine doses next week; new safety orders issued

B.C. getting first vaccine doses next week; new safety orders issued

Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced a total of 2,020 new COVID cases over the weekend and issued new public health orders effective immediately.
Throne speech promises more pandemic spending

Throne speech promises more pandemic spending

The BC Legislative Assembly resumed sitting Monday with the appointment of a new Speaker of the House, Raj Chouhan, and a Throne speech that promised continued measures and spending to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic and a plan to "quickly and s
Manitoba government offers money for online performances so people will stay home

Manitoba government offers money for online performances so people will stay home

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is hoping that free online entertainment and classes will help people through the pandemic winter and convince more folks to stay home.
Raptors' GM Webster still believes season can be a success despite 3 COVID-19 cases

Raptors' GM Webster still believes season can be a success despite 3 COVID-19 cases

The Toronto Raptors are feeling the impact of COVID-19, and the season hasn't even started yet. Three members of the organization have tested positive for the coronavirus a week after the Raptors convened in Tampa, Fla.
Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

For some, fashion retailer Le Chateau Inc. was the edgy store of their youth and 1990s clubwear. Others recall a place of prom dresses, business apparel and accessories. "It was a trendsetting store," says Toronto resident Tara Greene.
Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

For some, fashion retailer Le Chateau Inc. was the edgy store of their youth and 1990s clubwear. Others recall a place of prom dresses, business apparel and accessories. "It was a trendsetting store," says Toronto resident Tara Greene.
Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

For some, fashion retailer Le Chateau Inc. was the edgy store of their youth and 1990s clubwear. Others recall a place of prom dresses, business apparel and accessories. "It was a trendsetting store," says Toronto resident Tara Greene.
First doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, not yet approved, to land in Canada next week

First doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, not yet approved, to land in Canada next week

OTTAWA — A small number of the most vulnerable Canadians could be immunized against COVID-19 before the holidays as the first doses of Pfizer's vaccine are set to arrive next week. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday the contract with the U.S.