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The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for Dec. 8 - Vimarsana News

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for Dec. 8

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for December 8th.

Source: cbc.ca
ALDRICH: Saying she's premier, doesn't make it so for Glover - Vimarsana News

ALDRICH: Saying she's premier, doesn't make it so for Glover

Shelly Glover can identify as premier all she wants, but it doesn’t make her the premier of Manitoba.

CBC Radio's The House: Planes, trains and vaccines - Vimarsana News

CBC Radio's The House: Planes, trains and vaccines

On this week’s show: Transport Minister Omar Alghabra describes mandatory vaccination rules for travellers and federal workers. Premier Blaine Higgs explains New Brunswick’s latest restrictions, tightened for Thanksgiving weekend. Plus — CBC’s Bartley Kives looks at the race to become Manitoba’s next PC premier, former Conservative MP James Cumming outlines his forthcoming review of the party’s election performance, and two disinformation experts discuss possible efforts to rein in Facebook.

Source: cbc.ca
Stefanson's attack on Glover misses mark - Vimarsana News

Stefanson's attack on Glover misses mark

This is what happens when you throw a political punch that doesn’t connect....

Manitoba brings back 14-day quarantine for inbound western travellers, border town residents exempt - Vimarsana News

Manitoba brings back 14-day quarantine for inbound western travellers, border town residents exempt

The new restrictions will go into effect Jan. 27. There is no current scheduled end-date for the restrictions, which will likely be revisited once COVID-19 cases fall. During a Jan. 26 press conference announcing the order, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said that people coming from outside Manitoba into the province who live in border communities will not be subject to the two-week quarantine rule. When asked by the Brandon Sun’s Drew May, Pallister said normal interactions over provincial borders were not the target of the new measures. “There’s normal interaction that is custom...