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COVID-19, a survey released on Thursday found.A mid-year update of the Edelman Trust Barometer, which for two decades has polled thousands of people on their trust in core institutions, suggested that 65 per cent of people described themselves as being “still in a pandemic mindset”.

Canada a key player in U.S. COVID-19 economic recovery, Ng tells free trade meeting Concretely, that meant that only 16 per cent felt safe flying commercial airlines, 23 per cent staying in hotels and 28 per cent dining indoors in restaurants.

In each case, those tallies rose only slightly among those who had been fully vaccinated.“Vaccines have produced just an average five per cent bump in return-to-life readiness.

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