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February 02, 2021

A worker inspects vials of SARS CoV-2 Vaccine for COVID-19 produced by SinoVac at its factory in Beijing on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

Canada on verge of deal to produce COVID-19 vaccines domestically

Industry Minister Francois-Phillipe Champagne says the government is moving quickly to start making COVID-19 vaccines itself, instead of being entirely reliant on foreign production for the most sought-after product in the world.
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Curling Canada confirms fields for Scotties, names three Brier wild-cards
Manitoba's premier says Winnipeg health chair is stepping down after Arizona trip
Hells Angels prospect turned informant sues Winnipeg police for allegedly blowing his cover
Pride Winnipeg plans for a virtual celebration amid COVID concerns
Church of God Restoration appears to flout public health orders with indoor service

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Winnipeggers create backyard snowboard park
Two ice fishers found dead near Selkirk
Petition calling for reopening of body modification studios gains more than 10K signatures
Hockey Winnipeg cancels remainder of its season


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Hockey association calls off season
Jets play second game against Senators
Jets look to rebound in Ottawa

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