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Alouettes re-sign defensive back Jarnor Jones, sign linebacker Jawuan Johnson

MONTREAL — The Montreal Alouettes re-signed American defensive back Jarnor Jones on Monday.

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Ontario slightly accelerates lifting restrictions on sporting event attendance

TORONTO — Ontario limits on attendance at indoor sports events during the pandemic changed again Monday with Premier Doug Ford slightly accelerating previously announced plans.

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Top News Advisory for Monday, Feb. 14

Here are the latest Top News stories from The Canadian Press. All times are Eastern unless otherwise stated. Coverage plans are included when available. Entries are subject to change as news develops.

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B.C. Lions sign American defensive linemen Woody Baron, Ivan McLennan

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Lions signed American defensive linemen Woody Baron and Ivan McLennan on Monday.

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When it comes to representation, Black Canadian filmmakers say gains are slow, steady

TORONTO — When Tonya Williams began acting in the late 1970s in Canada, she noticed she was often the only person of colour in the room.

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What is the Emergencies Act? A primer on the law invoked by Trudeau to quell protests

OTTAWA — The federal move to invoke the Emergencies Act could allow authorities to forbid more large trucks from rolling into the gridlocked area around Parliament Hill.

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Flames acquire forward Tyler Toffoli from Canadiens for two players, two draft picks.

CALGARY — The Calgary Flames added a new face on Monday, but also a familiar face to many.

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Hospitalizations down, but two more COVID-19-related deaths in New Brunswick

FREDERICTON — There are 112 people hospitalized in New Brunswick as a result of COVID-19 — a drop of four from Sunday.

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Ottawa invests $672,000 in vaccine outreach in Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada

HALIFAX — Ottawa is investing $672,000 into Nova Scotian organizations to boost COVID-19 vaccine uptake in undervaccinated communities throughout the province and the Atlantic region.

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Feds, N.L. say Muskrat Falls financing terms are signed, as Innu Nation cries foul

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Ottawa and the Newfoundland and Labrador government have signed terms for two key pieces of a $5.2-billion financing agreement aimed at staving off a spike in provincewide electricity rates due to the beleaguered Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project.

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Life/Arts news advisory for Monday, Feb. 14, 2022

Good afternoon from The Canadian Press Life/Arts department. Here are the latest stories from The Canadian Press. Questions can go to cassandra.szklarski@thecanadianpress.com

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'Had to act': RCMP arrest 13, seize weapons near Alberta-U.S. border crossing

COUTTS, Alta. — RCMP arrested 13 people near the main United States border crossing in southern Alberta on Monday after becoming aware of a cache of firearms and ammunition.

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Early morning shooting leaves one man in hospital in Saint John, N.B.

SAINT JOHN, N.B. — A 35-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries after a shooting in Saint John, N.B.

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The travel itch is boosting vacation bookings, but COVID testing remains key hurdle

MONTREAL — Travel agencies and airlines are seeing a surge in bookings abroad as the spring break approaches, but a real spike will likely hinge on how far the federal government rolls back COVID-19 testing rules.

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Ontario fast-tracks easing COVID restrictions, Saskatchewan ends vaccine passport

Ontario ramped up plans to drop a raft of COVID-19 restrictions, including the province's vaccine certificate system, while Alberta schools opened Monday without mask mandates for children.

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Premier Heather Stefanson not in favour of using federal Emergencies Act in Manitoba

WINNIPEG — Manitoba's premier joined a handful of other provincial leaders in rejecting the use of federal legislation that could help quell various protests and blockades happening in the province and across the country.

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What Canada Did on Monday at the Winter Olympics

What Canada Did on Monday at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games held in Beijing, China (distances in metres unless specified):

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COVID-19 hospitalizations remain steady in Prince Edward Island

CHARLOTTETOWN — Health officials in Prince Edward Island say there are four patients in hospital due to COVID-19.

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Altidore departure from Toronto and arrival in New England finally confirmed

TORONTO — After months in limbo with Toronto FC, star striker Jozy Altidore's move to the New England Revolution was finally confirmed Monday.

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Olympic Women's Hockey Canada-Switzerland Summary

Canada 10, Switzerland 3

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Resolute Forest Products buys remaining stake in two joint ventures in Quebec

MONTREAL — Resolute Forest Products Inc. is announcing two acquisitions it says will improve the competitiveness of its wood products operations.

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S&P/TSX composite loses nearly 200 points on fears of war in Europe

TORONTO — North American stock markets responded to headlines about a potential war in Europe and fell to start the week on word the U.S. will close its embassy in Kyiv.

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Director Ivan Reitman remembered as comedy heavyweight, champion of Canadian film

Ivan Reitman's body of work, which ranged from frathouse antics in "Animal House" to the supernatural laughs of "Ghostbusters," reshaped big screen comedy with a distinctly Canadian inflection, say colleagues and contemporaries.

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Reopened Ambassador Bridge sees traffic moving freely as city signs emergency order

WINDSOR, ONTARIO — Commercial trucks and other vehicles flowed steadily over the reopened Ambassador Bridge on Monday as the City of Windsor took steps to ensure unimpeded access to the busy border crossing following nearly a week of protests that disrupted operations.

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