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Newsroom Ready: Overall COVID-19 numbers positive, despite higher deaths: Tam

Although national models underestimated the number of deaths from COVID-19 because they didn’t anticipate the harm in seniors’ residences, Dr. Theresa Tam says new calculations on the spread of the illness are encouraging. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that while the curve has been flattened in many provinces, Canadians are not out of the woods yet.

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