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Quebec is asking some health-care workers infected with COVID-19 to keep working; researchers identify antibodies they say can neutralize Omicron; and freezing cold breaks more records in Western Canada. Here’s what you need to know to start your day
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COVID-19 in Canada
After breaking another record for new COVID-19 cases, Quebec is asking certain COVID-positive health-care workers to keep working.
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Antibodies identified
A team of scientists have identified antibodies they say can neutralize Omicron and other COVID-19 variants.
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Freezing cold
In B.C., 21 minimum temperature records have been broken. Temperatures are expected to be below -20 C again in parts of the province today. |
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PCR tests
The rise of Omicron has been accompanied with a demand for PCR tests. Getting an appointment has been challenging, with some facing weeks-long delays.
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Alexa 'error'
Amazon has fixed an “error” with its virtual assistant after a girl was told to stick a penny in an electrical socket as part of a “challenge.”
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Habitat for Humanity builds first 3D-printed home in U.S. | | |
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Dealing with difficult conditions in Antarctica, oceanographers have recruited and equipped seals with sensors to help with their research.
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