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B.C. highways reopen, food systems starting to stabilize, officials say

1 dead, 13 injured after semi-trailer collides with bus on B.C. highway

Nov 20 , 2021 • 22:19 EST

The driver of a semi-trailer is dead after the vehicle collided with a bus along Highway 16 west of McBride, B.C., near the Alberta border, police say. Thirteen other people were sent to hospital with injuries.

Late diagnosis of tumours in children collateral damage of COVID-19, doctors say

Nov 21 , 2021 • 04:00 EST

Dr. Sheila Singh has seen a big spike in pediatric brain diseases that could have been treatable if they had been diagnosed sooner. She says we need to critically evaluate our pandemic response to prevent these tragedies from repeating during the next pandemic.

5 out of 6 winter boots fail slip test on ice, Marketplace finds

Nov 21 , 2021 • 04:00 EST

Marketplace looked at popular brands for sale in Canada — Merrell, Sorel, Kamik, Ugg, Timberland and WindRiver — to see how some of these companies’ winter boots would fare on a wet, icy surface.

The Trudeau government wants a new trade pact with Southeast Asia. It won't be easy

Nov 21 , 2021 • 04:00 EST

In search of an Asia-Pacific strategy that doesn't rely on China, the Trudeau government has revived its push toward preferential trade with the 10 countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Landing a deal that isn't off-brand with its "progressive" trade agenda won't be easy.

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