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In today's Morning Brief, we look at Canada's vaccine reserve, which is running above the 4 million dose level the federal government pledged back in August.

I’d inherited his family’s money, his height, his arthritis. Could I inherit the very worst parts of him, too?

Advocates say more transparency needed around Canada's excess doses and international pledges

"Going forward, our government will maintain a reserve of vaccines of approximately four million doses that will be managed by Minister [Patty] Hajdu and the [Public Health Agency of Canada], in co-ordination with the provinces and territories," she said.

Twitter will penalize users who claim that people who are vaccinated against coronavirus can still spread the disease, according to reports — even though official guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) claims otherwise.

Twitter will penalize users who claim that people who are vaccinated against coronavirus can still spread the disease, according to reports — even though official guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) claims otherwise.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Google is asking Pixel users with the Pixel 3a through the Pixel 5a to present feedback on the Android 12L beta 1 software designed for larger-screened devices.

Andy Ngo sued by two journalists, alleging he tweeted their videos without consent, leading to harassment and attacks.

The adventures we have had with Fritz! A unique experience was a match our program played in the Gulf state of Bahrain, back in 2002. The eight-game struggle ended in a hard-fought 4-4 draw. In a large pictorial article Frederic Friedel describes the intense battle against the reigning World Champion Vladimir Kramnik, and the three weeks spent by the ChessBase/Fritz team in a luxury hotel in Bahrain.