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Officials warn about gathering as some find safe ways to celebrate Mother’s Day
For the second year in a row, families in Ottawa and across the province are celebrating mothers with a COVID twist.
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The ongoing healthcare crisis in India brought on by COVID-19 has prompted a group of university students in Ottawa to start a COVID-19 relief movement.
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