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These Canadians want to be protected against COVID but are unhappy with the choice of vaccines this fall

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By Tori Marlan Verified
| MSN Canada Verified
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No good option: These Canadians want to be protected against COVID but are unhappy with the choice of vaccines this fall

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By Tori Marlan Verified
| Investigative Journalism Foundation
The federal government has decided against procuring a protein-based COVID-19 vaccine for the fall immunization campaign — despite it being the only type that some immunocompromised people say they have been able to tolerate.
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While some countries remove older cranes from construction sites, B.C. is resisting the trend

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By Tori Marlan Verified
| Investigative Journalism Foundation
They tower above city skylines, looking imposing and invincible. But when cranes fall, as they sometimes do, people's lives are at risk. The IJF has found some jurisdictions around the world are insisting older cranes be taken out of service, a measure the B.C. government has yet to adopt despite more than two dozen incidents involving tower cranes over the last five years.
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