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Saturday, November 21, 2009 1:52 PM

Published 07/04/2009 by Straits Times


Canada reports 4 more deaths

MONTREAL - CANADA has reported four new H1N1 flu deaths, bringing the country's toll to 31. Two of the latest fatalities were reported on Friday in Manitoba province, with the third confirmed in Ontario and the fourth in Quebec, which has recorded 14 H1N1 flu deaths so far, making it Canada's...

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