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Deal 'could be extended into 2024,' the Prime Minister said in a recent post on Twitter; Ottawa to have access to as many as 65 million doses 'if needed'

Not every one sleeps through the night at the same age, but social pressure is strong on parents to make sure that their children get enough sleep

Uber has long refused to recognize couriers and drivers using its platform as employees and instead likened them to independent contractors because they have the flexibility to drive or deliver as little or as much as they want

The latest figures came as Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy released the province's 2021-22 first quarter finances Thursday, announcing an additional $2.2 billion for a COVID-19 fund, thanks to a revenue projection that's $2.9 billion higher than in the budget

Studies tackling the social parameters of everyday decision-making and social inclusion in response to public health policy are just emerging

As with the other vaccines that Canada purchased, the government has not revealed how much it agreed to pay for the J&J shots

The family has released a statement to help explain the circumstances

Metro, Loblaw and Empire all noted an increase in traffic in their stores in recent quarters, but smaller basket sizes and more muted sales, an indication that people are shopping around more and potentially spending more at restaurants

Procurement Minister Anita Anand says how many of the stockpiled doses can be considered excess and available for donation to other countries is still up in the air

Vaccine efficacy statistics are often based on the results of randomized controlled trials