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Easter with her family.This year, she’s only able to call her relatives because the COVID-19 pandemic is keeping them apart.She says that’s even more distressing because things are getting worse.

Tam urges Canadians to keep their guard up as COVID-19 spoils Easter for 2nd year “It’s scary that they could get sick, but it’s also terrifying that they have to deal with everything alone,” she said.The pandemic, fueled by variants of concern, is continuing to spread.

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