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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.6:35 p.m. COVID-19 case numbers continue to climb in British Columbia with 908 new cases reported today, The Canadian Press reports.Some 140 of those are variants of concern and the province is also reporting three new deaths, according to CP. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Health officials say, while vaccines are increasing protection, the province is facing a sustained increase in clusters of new cases and outbreaks, including those caused by variants of concern.They say B.C. has slowly turned the dial on some restrictions, but there are some activities that simply arent safe, including socializing indoors. ARTIC
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stanley thermoskannen he Canadian Press reports.The province says there are 7,077 active cases, with 284 people in hospital with the illness, according to CP. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Of those in hospital, 59 are in intensive care. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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