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Update: Canadian Forces Snowbird plane crashes in B.C.

Update: Canadian Forces Snowbird plane crashes in B.C.

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Update: Canadian COVID-19 clinical trial approved: Trudeau

Update: Canadian COVID-19 clinical trial approved: Trudeau

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No-stopping zone in place to protect bears in Kootenay National Park

No-stopping zone in place to protect bears in Kootenay National Park

“Despite the current COVID situation, there’s still quite a bit of traffic on that road, and given the number of bears that are there, we decided to implement the no-stopping zone again this year.”
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Europe relaxes virus restrictions but cases flare elsewhere

Europe relaxes virus restrictions but cases flare elsewhere

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Burgers, ice cream, doughnuts and plants: Queues forming for non-essential items

Burgers, ice cream, doughnuts and plants: Queues forming for non-essential items

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Some national parks will reopen at the beginning of June

Some national parks will reopen at the beginning of June

"We know that you cannot prevent Canadians from going outside when the weather is nice, you just have to help them do it safely," said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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Town of Banff encourages visitors to stay away until June

Town of Banff encourages visitors to stay away until June

“Calgarians will be the first people we will be able to welcome back. Our message will soon change from ‘stay home and stay safe’ to ‘help keep Banff safe.’ ”
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Not a sprint star: Research says T. rex was built for distance, not speed

Not a sprint star: Research says T. rex was built for distance, not speed

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To clean cash, use a little soap and water; skip the bleach

To clean cash, use a little soap and water; skip the bleach

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As new clusters emerge, WHO warns virus may be here to stay

As new clusters emerge, WHO warns virus may be here to stay

Dr. Michael Ryan says "virus may become just another endemic virus in our communities,” noting that other previously novel diseases like HIV have never disappeared, but that effective treatments have been developed.
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