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October 13, 2021

The border crossing into the United States is seen during the COVID-19 pandemic in Lacolle, Que. on Friday, February 12, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson

Canada-U.S. will reopen land border to fully vaccinated visitors in November

The White House confirmed Tuesday night that the U.S. land and sea border will reopen to fully vaccinated visitors from Canada and Mexico in November; however, officials would not specify what vaccines would be accepted or if mixed doses will meet eligibility tests.
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Nine new COVID-19 deaths in Manitoba reported since Friday
Woman killed in crash on Highway 44, driver arrested for impaired driving: RCMP
Vaccine deadline for city and provincial staff fast approaching
B.C. woman who awoke with meteorite in her bed feels like she won the lottery
Push for transportation mode shift in Winnipeg hits congestion

Featured

Proof of vaccinations required for Halloween event at zoo
Randy Bachman's guitar was stolen 45 years ago in Toronto. He just found it in Tokyo
What's open and closed in Winnipeg over the Thanksgiving long weekend
New vaccine rules for travellers in Canada


Sports

SportStar: U of W keeper putting up career numbers
Bombers sport orange jerseys for warmups
Lawler apologizes after impaired driving charge

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