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Alberta starts lifting COVID-19 restrictions, vaccine passport program

EDMONTON — Premier Jason Kenney says Alberta's vaccine passport will end almost immediately, with most other big COVID-19 health rules gone three weeks later.

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Committee shares recommendations for changing culture at Western University

All new students at Western University should have to complete training in gender-based and sexual violence before they arrive on campus, a committee has recommended in response to heightened concerns about student safety.

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Provinces to relax COVID-19 restrictions, say risk assessment lies with citizens

Alberta,Saskatchewan and Quebec announced Tuesday plans to lift COVID-19 restrictions, saying it will increasingly be up to citizens to assess the risks they face from the virus.

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S&P/TSX composite up more than 100 points despite energy falling on lower oil prices

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index gained more than 100 points in a broad-based rally with only the energy sector falling along with crude oil prices.

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Quebec announces reopening plan that lifts most COVID-19 restrictions by mid-March

MONTREAL — The Quebec government intends to lift most public health measures by March 14, Premier François Legault said Tuesday, but the plan doesn't include an end to mask mandates or the vaccine passport system.

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers agree to terms with veteran receiver Greg Ellingson

It didn't take Kyle Walters long to move on from Kenny Lawler.

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Ontario reports 2,254 COVID-19 patients in hospital, 474 in ICU

Ontario reported 2,254 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 and 474 patients in intensive care on Tuesday.

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Petronas Energy Canada CEO to depart for Malaysia

CALGARY — Petronas Energy Canada Ltd. has announced a leadership change.

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Calgary Chamber of Commerce slams Alberta's move to cancel vaccine passport program

CALGARY — A major business group has slammed the Alberta government's decision to eliminate a proof-of-vaccine program, calling it "akin to ripping the Band-Aid off before the wound has healed."

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Life/Arts news advisory for Tuesday, Feb. 8, 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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Probes of Montreal-area high school ordered after coaches arrested on sex charges

MONTREAL — Two investigations have been ordered into the allegedly toxic climate at a Montreal high school where three coaches were arrested on sex charges last week.

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Thousands still without power in N.S. as heavy rain expected on parts of province

HALIFAX — Thousands of residents in Nova Scotia are still without power after a winter storm hit the province over the weekend, bringing with it freezing rain that knocked down trees and power lines.

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Toronto Argonauts agree to terms with star running back Andrew Harris

TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts landed one of the biggest free agents available Tuesday, coming to terms with Canadian running back Andrew Harris.

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Sabbaticals can help with talent attraction and retention, experts say

TORONTO — Sally Phuong took a four-week sabbatical from her job as an account executive at Sun Life Financial last year so she could participate in a professional floral design program at the Canadian Institute of Floral Design in Toronto.

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Vaccine mandate 'not an issue at all,' CEO of Canada's largest trucking company says

MONTREAL — Canada's largest trucking company is virtually untouched by the vaccine mandate for truckers crossing the U.S.-Canada border, says TFI International Inc. chairman and CEO Alain Bédard.

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Business News Advisory from The Canadian Press

Here are the CP Business Department's plans for today and the top business stories so far. All times Eastern unless otherwise stated. All ETAs and wordcounts approximate. Entries are subject to change as news develops.

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Aimia selling its 48.9 per cent stake in PLM in deal worth up to $517 million

TORONTO — Aimia Inc. has signed a deal worth up to $517 million to sell its 48.9 per cent equity stake in PLM, the owner and operator of Mexican loyalty program Club Premier.

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Canada posts $137-million merchandise trade deficit for December

OTTAWA — Canada posted a merchandise trade deficit of $137 million in December to end a run of six consecutive monthly surpluses, but finished the year with an annual surplus for the first time since 2014.

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Ottawa increases warnings about Ukraine, urges Canadians to leave over Russia threat

OTTAWA — The federal government is now warning against any travel to Ukraine and urged all Canadians currently in the country to leave Monday as concerns about war with Russia escalate.

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Denis Villeneuve, Luis Sequeira among Canadians to earn Oscar nominations

TORONTO — Quebec's cinematic triple-threat Denis Villeneuve says he's found the key to navigating the intensity of Oscar nomination day: "At the very last minute before announcements, make pancakes. It helps with the stress."

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Thomson Reuters reports fourth-quarter net loss, raises quarterly dividend

TORONTO — Thomson Reuters Corp. raised its quarterly dividend as it reported a loss in its latest quarter due to a lower operating profit and a drop in value of the company's London Stock Exchange Group investment.

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Cenovus CEO says current high oil prices can't be banked on moving forward

CALGARY — Cenovus Energy Inc. will continue to keep a tight rein on capital spending even as crude prices surge to eight-year highs, the CEO of the Calgary-based oil producer said Tuesday.

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Donny Gerrard, lead singer of Skylark's 'Wildflower' singer, dies at 75

TORONTO — Donny Gerrard's soothing voice cradled listeners on Skylark's 1972 hit "Wildflower" and drew in famous fans but despite working with Elton John and Mavis Staples, friends say he never let his immense singing talent go to his head.

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Ontario housing task force recommends ways to boost supply

TORONTO — Ontario needs to quickly and aggressively build more homes to address the province's housing crisis, by increasing density, and limiting consultations and appeals, expert advisers said Tuesday.

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