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Coronavirus: Government focus is on Canadians’ access to potential COVID-19 vaccine, Trudeau says

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explained on Monday that the government’s focus is on Canadians gaining access to COVID-19 vaccines once one is successfully developed, versus being the first country to develop one, hence the signing of agreements with “a broad range of vaccine” developers and researchers worldwide..

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Ontario government released guidelines for dealing with COVID-19 cases in schools, the largest board in the province offered a look inside two of its schools.The Toronto District School Board invited media as well as some students.It also came the day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made official a cash infusion of $2 billion more to the provinces and territories to bolster safety.Thursday’s tour offered Grade 8 student Kaiya Grant a glimpse at what school life during a pandemic will look like.“First thing when I came in I felt pretty overwhelmed by everything,” she said.“But once you learn what everything is for, it’s just like following the rules.”Sanitization stations have been assembled at designated entrances.
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