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Canada’s top doctor notes ‘hopeful signs’ as hospitalizations trend down

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Canada’s top doctor notes ‘hopeful signs’ as hospitalizations trend down

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Published on February 7, 2021

Canada crossed another disheartening threshold in the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday, even as the country’s top doctor said there are hopeful signs with case counts and hospitalizations gradually trending downward.

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