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Newsroom Ready: Restrictions to fight COVID-19 still tightening, Trudeau says

Although the federal and provincial governments are beginning to talk about how Canadian authorities might eventually start loosening the restrictions on work and movement they've imposed to keep COVID-19 from spreading, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says actually doing so is some time off. The federal government is still tightening rules on self-quarantines for people newly returning to Canada.

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Create Date: 4/14/2020 2:30:00 PM

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