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Simon Fraser, UVic, UNBC plan virtual start to university term as pandemic surges

Simon Fraser, UVic, UNBC plan virtual start to university term as pandemic surges

Campus resources, including libraries, student housing and dining services will remain open
Hunger causing more concern than COVID-19 in wintry Afghanistan, say aid agencies

Hunger causing more concern than COVID-19 in wintry Afghanistan, say aid agencies

Extreme hunger and malnutrition threaten more than half the population
B.C. urged to prepare for holiday cold snap with -50 C expected in the north

B.C. urged to prepare for holiday cold snap with -50 C expected in the north

Extreme cold, heavy snowfall forecast for much of B.C.
Canadians down Russia 6-4 in front of sparse crowd in world pre-tournament game

Canadians down Russia 6-4 in front of sparse crowd in world pre-tournament game

This game was not as close as the score might indicate
‘The right thing to do’: Canadians differ on holiday plans in light of Omicron threat

‘The right thing to do’: Canadians differ on holiday plans in light of Omicron threat

People weighing risk of contracting the disease or relying on vaccinations to provide safety
Security officer saves infant who stopped breathing at airport

Security officer saves infant who stopped breathing at airport

Woman leaps conveyor belt to perform infant version of the Heimlich maneuver
Trudeau beset by series of crises as PM, 2022 promises to be no different

Trudeau beset by series of crises as PM, 2022 promises to be no different

Six years as prime minister, only one of them what might be considered ‘normal’
Human connections: ‘Friendly Calls’ program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

Human connections: ‘Friendly Calls’ program reaches out to lonely, isolated Canadians

Program pairs participants with trained Red Cross volunteers who typically call once a week to chat
‘Peril or promise’: Long-term solution needed to help homeless in Alberta cities

‘Peril or promise’: Long-term solution needed to help homeless in Alberta cities

Homeless shelters are near capacity but open their doors to all when temperatures become unbearable
Liberals delay new regulations to lower price of medicines in Canada

Liberals delay new regulations to lower price of medicines in Canada

The regulations were supposed to come into force at the beginning of January