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PM to provinces: ‘Act now’ to slow surging COVID-19

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PM to provinces: ‘Act now’ to slow surging COVID-19

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Published on November 11, 2020

Citing “concerning” record-breaking spikes in new COVID-19 cases across the country, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is imploring provinces not to keep sectors of the economy open if it’s putting Canadians at risk, and to reach out for more help from the federal government if they need it.

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Jurisdictions across Canada implement or extend tough COVID-19 restrictions as cases spike

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