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Sarah Bugden

Toronto
As seen in: The Globe and Mail, National Post, Calgary Herald, Montreal Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, Edmonton Journal, CANOE, The StarPhoenix, Lexology, Calgary Sun and
Ontario Bureau Chief, The Canadian Press (currently on leave). Formerly Edmonton Journal/Sun, The Globe and Mail. She/her.
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By Mark Medley Verified, Josh O’Kane, Mason Wright Verified, Marsha Lederman Verified, Rebecca Tucker Verified, Samantha Edwards Verified, Adrian Cheung Verified, Sarah Bugden, Dominique Gené, Ming Wong
| The Globe and Mail Verified
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Alberta imposing provincewide COVID-19 restrictions, vaccine passport system amid surge in cases, hospitalizations

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By Sarah Bugden
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
Declaring a state of public health emergency Wednesday evening, Premier Jason Kenney said the province could run out of intensive care beds and staff to manage COVID-19 patients within the next 10 days Author of the article: Sarah Bugden, Lauren Boothby Alberta Premier Jason Kenney during a news conference regarding the surging COVID cases in the province in Calgary on Wednesday, September 15, 2021.
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Health Canada pauses proposed increase to amount of Glyphosate residue allowed on food Original

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By Sarah Bugden
| Edmonton Journal Verified
Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Author of the article: Sarah Bugden Health Canada has paused a proposal to increase the amount of Glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup, allowed on food. Photo by PHILIPPE HUGUEN /AFP/Getty Images Article content Health Canada has paused any plan to increase the amount of the controversial herbicide glyphosate allowed on foods.
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