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Operation LASER: A timeline of the Canadian Forces deployment to seniors homes

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Twenty-nine soldiers working in long-term care facilities in Quebec and Ontario have now tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Canadian Armed Forces.

The troops are part of Operation LASER, which sent them into seniors residences to help with staff shortages. In a normal spring, Canadian soldiers might be working on flooding relief or forest fires in the north.

The novel coronavirus has forced the Canadian military into a new role. Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jonathan Vance issues statement to troops calling COVID-19 a global health emergency and asking for discipline and patience.

Vance tells troops across Canada to “stand by and be ready” for whatever deployment comes. The death toll in long-term care facilities starts to

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