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As the East Coast picks up the pieces post-Fiona, MPs ask themselves what an army is for

While members of the Canadian military hacked and chainsawed their way through the tangled wreckage of a storm-ravaged East Coast on Tuesday, members of a House of Commons committee gathered in Ottawa to ask themselves whether storm cleanup is actually a job for soldiers.
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Source: cbc.ca

Ce ne sera pas facile de régler le problème de logiciel des hélicoptères Cyclone

4 h 04 | Mis à jour à 11 h 42 Le grand responsable des achats militaires au Canada prévient quil ny a pas de « solution rapide » au problème de logiciel considéré comme la principale cause de laccident dhélicoptère qui a coûté la vie à six militaires lan dernier au large de la Grèce. Deux enquêtes internes distinctes des Forces armées canadiennes ont révélé que le pilote automatique avait pris le contrôle de ...
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Sanikiluaq outbreak officially over, says Nunavut top doctor

Keep to your family group this holiday season, Premier says Friday marked a final televised update from the government until the new year. Monday updates will be published in writing and any new cases will be announced as soon as possible, Premier Joe Savikataaq said.   He urged residents to continue following public health orders over the holiday season.  In Arviat, no visiting will be allowed. In Rankin Inlet and Whale Cove, 10 visitors are allowed, and in all other communities, 15 visito...
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Source: cbc.ca

Canada to receive Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses before year's end: Trudeau

Article content OTTAWA – Canada could have a second vaccine in its arsenal against COVID-19 as early as next week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday. Moderna’s vaccine has not yet been approved by Health Canada, but officials have said it is close and published research indicates it is more than 90 per cent effective in preventing people from getting the virus. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canada to receive Moderna COVID-19 ...
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