| | | | | | Hello, these are your top stories for Monday, February 15, 2021.
Go to cbc.ca/news to read more stories. | | |  | | | | Feb 15 , 2021 • 04:00 EST | | New Brunswick has the highest rate of sleeping pill use among seniors in Canada, with one in four taking them regularly. The medication can lead to dependence and side-effects like memory loss and unsteadiness, so a new study is offering an alternative. | | Read more | |  | | | | Feb 15 , 2021 • 04:00 EST | | 'They're so close to the virus, they're so close to be at risk,' said Paramount Fine Foods CEO Mohamad Fakih. | | Read more | | |  | | | | Feb 15 , 2021 • 04:00 EST | | Relatives of the victims of downed Flight PS752, which crashed in Iran last year, held a protest in Tehran over the weekend demanding justice for their loved ones and the arrest of the leader of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, which Iran's leaders have admitted shot down the plane. | | Read more | |  | | | | Feb 15 , 2021 • 04:00 EST | | The debate about whether Canadian athletes should boycott the winter Olympics, scheduled to take place in China in 2022, ultimately rests on a series of questions about the efficacy of such action, the morality of proceeding with the games and even who should get to decide whether or not to launch a boycott. | | Read more | | | | Enjoying this newsletter? You may also like CBC News Morning Brief, the news you need to know to start the day. Delivered weekday mornings. Sign up here | | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was
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