WATCH: AstraZeneca pauses coronavirus vaccine trial after an unexplained illness in a volunteer. Banquet Hall owners worried as BC's top health official announces the closure of these venues among a rise in COVID19 cases. Bank of Canada interest rate freezed at 0.25 percent amidst the pandemic.
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