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Religious exemptions to COVID-19 vaccine mandate: Here’s what we know, what we don’t

webmaster - October 16, 2021

The federal government has promised religious exemptions to COVID vaccination could be given out, though public health experts and ethicists say they would be...

Service Canada braces for surge in passport renewals amid U.S. land border reopening

webmaster - October 16, 2021

Demand is already climbing, with 467,541 passports issued this year as of Sept. 30.

Travelling with kids under 12? What to know about the latest COVID-19 rules

webmaster - October 16, 2021

Young children entering Canada or the U.S. with vaccinated parents don't have to quarantine. But there are other significant restrictions.

Fearful of Taliban, targeted by ISIS, persecuted Hazaras flee Afghanistan

webmaster - October 16, 2021

The return of the Taliban to power in August has stoked fears among Hazaras, who have long been targeted for their ethnicity and Shia...

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