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Should you skip Thanksgiving due to the pandemic? Manitoba’s top doctor says yes

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throne speech, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested Canadians might want to cancel plans for the next big holiday on the calendar.The PM said the country is at a “crossroads” and Canadians need to work together to prevent further transmission of the coronavirus as we head into a fall that may be much worse than the spring.“It’s all too likely we won’t be gathering for Thanksgiving, but we still have a shot at Christmas,” he said.“Together, we have the power to get the second wave under control.

I know we can do it, because we’ve already done it once before.” Manitoba sees 37 new coronavirus cases Thursday, 19th death officially confirmed Manitoba’s chief public health official, Dr.

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