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Close contacts for positive COVID-19 cases falling in AlbertaThe number of close contacts for every positive COVID-19 case in Alberta is falling but the figure is anticipated to increase as the province moves forward in its reopening plan.HealthFeb 12
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Edmundston child-care facility reports COVID-19 case, N.B. issues exposure warning in FrederictonOn Thursday, officials say a confirmed case of COVID-19 has been linked to Garderie Mélub in Edmundston.HealthFeb 4
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Alberta adds more contact tracers, can now trace every COVID-19 caseAs of Jan. 29, AHS said it had more than 2,000 contact tracers and has the ability to trace approximately 1,200 cases every day.HealthFeb 2
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N.S. restaurants get new COVID-19 check-in solution to track patronsThe new approach allows patrons to use their own cell phones to check in upon arriving to a restaurant, in order to make contact tracing easier for Public Health.Feb 2
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SFU researcher calls on B.C. government to ‘do more’ in fight against COVID-19Scott Lear says in an open letter to Premier John Horgan, Health Minister Adrian Dix and Dr. Bonnie Henry that the province has been slow to adopt technology.HealthJan 29
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Canada’s pandemic ‘finish line’ is not a given: expertsMathematician and epidemiologist Caroline Colijn believes a so-called 'return to normal' depends heavily on what Canadians are willing to do to get there.HealthJan 28
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N.S. doctors warn against COVID-19 stigma, say ‘othering’ people makes pandemic worseThe letter says efforts to encourage residents to get tested can be hampered by fears of judgment and discrimination, which the doctors say can interfere with contract tracing.CanadaJan 28
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Ottawa bus driver on LRT replacement route tests positive for coronavirusOC Transpo says a driver who was assigned to replacement bus service for the out-of-service Trillium Line LRT has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.TrafficJan 19
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Nova Scotians warned not to lie to coronavirus contact tracersIndividuals who lie or mislead health officials can be charged or fined under Nova Scotia's Public Health Act, officials said on Friday.HealthJan 15
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Coronavirus case confirmed at Edith Cavell School in MonctonIn a Tuesday afternoon memo to parents, principal Donna Arsenault said the school will be closed on Wednesday for an operational day.EducationJan 12
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