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April 01, 2021

This Dec. 2, 2020 photo provided by Johnson & Johnson shows vials of the COVID-19 vaccine in the United States. (Johnson & Johnson via AP)

What we know about J&J's single-dose vaccine, set to arrive at the end of April

Canada will soon add another COVID-19 vaccine to its supply, with procurement minister Anita Anand announcing this week that initial shipments of Johnson & Johnson's single-dose jab are to arrive by the end of April.
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Alert Ready system worked but could use some fine-tuning, expert says
Variants are driving rise in younger, sicker patients needing specialized care to receive oxygen: doctors
Manitoba Vaccine Task Force says new immunization model reason for long lines
Shooting at California office building kills 4, including child
Iconic Selkirk water tower gets new paint job designed by former resident

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What's open and closed over the Easter weekend in Manitoba
'Succeed in life:' Twins want to pave way for aspiring Indigenous hockey players
Two unlikely animals become friends in Manitoba
Survey suggests Canadians looked to the skies, saw more UFOs during pandemic


Sports

Winnipeg Jets head to Calgary fight Flames
Manitoba represented at Curling Championships
Manitoba curling teams look to move on

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