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MPs say Canadians feeling ‘exasperation,’ ‘frustration’ with pandemic, and Graves says national outlook ‘unsurprisingly quite dark’

With another year of holiday plans upended by rising case numbers, to a serious crunch felt by overburdened health care workers fatigued by the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to cast its ugly shadow over family life, business, and politics.

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MPs say Canadians feeling ‘exasperation,’ ‘frustration’ with pandemic, and Graves says national outlook ‘unsurprisingly quite dark’

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MPs say Canadians feeling ‘exasperation,’ ‘frustration’ with pandemic, and Graves says national outlook ‘unsurprisingly quite dark’

With another year of holiday plans upended by rising case numbers, to a serious crunch felt by overburdened health care workers fatigued by the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to cast its ugly shadow over family life, business, and politics.

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