NDP MLA for North Vancouver-Lonsdale Bowinn Ma speaks on the importance of inclusivity with a jump in anti asian hate crimes during COVID-19.
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Alberta Announces First Covid-19 Death, Looking Into Virus At Doctors' Bonspiel
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Air Canada Lays Off More Than 5,000 Flight Attendants Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
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Partial Canada-U.S. Border Closure To Take Effect At Midnight, Trudeau Says
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British Columbia Records Eighth Death From COVID-19, Cases Climb To 271
VANCOUVER - British Columbia has recorded an eighth death from COVID-19 as the number of infections climbs to 271 cases.