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ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The cyberattack that knocked down Newfoundland and Labrador's health system data centres Saturday is a national security issue and should be treated as such by Ottawa, security experts say.

WASHINGTON — Canada's industry minister says he and several U.S. officials, including Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, have agreed to meet at least four times a year as the two countries work on reinforcing their bilateral ties.

Saskatoon police say a moose narrowly skirted a trip to the principal's office after crashing through the window of a school classroom.

OTTAWA — Elections Canada has launched an investigation to see if errors cost Indigenous communities across Canada their right to vote. It is checking to see whether First Nations in Kenora, Ont.

OTTAWA — Pricey and "irrational" COVID-19 tests, along with "discriminatory" quarantine policies for kids, are making it difficult for families to travel even when all adults are fully vaccinated, according to members of the Canadian Travel and Touri

SHERBROOKE, Que. — Quebec's independent police watchdog says an officer from Sherbrooke, Que., is facing a sexual assault charge.

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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says a recall has been expanded for Jongilpoom brand enoki mushrooms due to possible Listeria contamination. The recall by Covic International Trading Inc. was initially issued on Sept. 28.

OTTAWA — Treasury Board President Mona Fortier says 95.3 per cent of federal public servants have indicated they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. She says another 2.

WHITEHORSE — Yukon's premier has announced a vaccine mandate for government employees, including front-line workers in the health-care system and teachers, but the territory has not yet determined any consequences for those who refuse to comply.