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House Speaker Scarpaleggia residing at an Ottawa hotel instead of official residence, ‘The Farm,’ for family reasons

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Losing measles elimination status makes Canada a ‘pariah,’ says Liberal MP

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Disinformation and weak access to health care are playing a part in measles outbreaks, according to some MPs.

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