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Tens of thousand of hectares continues to burn near Flin Flon, pushing smoke across Manitoba

The forest fire near Flin Flon continues to burn out of control, with officials estimating over 31,000 hectares actively burning, due to drought conditions and high winds. Mitchell Ringos reports.

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McMaster’s inhaled COVID vaccine begins phase-2 human trials

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