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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’

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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Assembly of First Nations elects Cindy Woodhouse as new national chief

PROC study should address ‘politicization of the speakership,’ says former parliamentary counsel

Former Parliamentarians Association seeks cash injection to boost presence, establish mentorship program

CUSMA and friends? Costa Rican trade minister makes pitch to join North American pact

Arctic security depends on follow-through on NORAD modernization promises, say defence experts

Two years later, the colour of one’s skin still affects vaccine status

Clash of the tired: pandemic fatigue and political opportunism at odds as COVID protest persists

Cowardly Canadian leaders point fingers at the unvaccinated

Taxing anti-vaxxers ‘controversial,’ but will help vaccinate more Quebecers and could help Legault’s October re-election bid, say some pollsters

In the long term, nothing raises a society’s morale like the facts

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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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