Drive-thru COVID-19 testing could also reduce spread in Canada: epidemiologist

VANCOUVER — Drive-thru clinics testing people for COVID-19 in South Korea could serve as a model for Canada, where the spread of the virus is

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Another seven cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) have been revealed in B.C. on Wednesday afternoon. Two of them are health care workers from the

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Canada Revenue Agency issues a press release to help people avoid scams from people purporting to be with the tax agency

Critics tout 1,500-signature petition; proponent says he's addressed concerns A lengthy public hearing revealed a town

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