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It will apply only to people already eligible to travel to Canada, including citizens, permanent residents, and people registered under the Indian Act.

The federal proposal would also curtail the use of most flavouring ingredients, including all sugars and sweeteners, in vaping products.

Committee members also called for an independent office that would investigate and report on the military, and to have the RCMP investigate sexual misconduct allegations where there are concerns about possible interference from the chain of command.

It took Canada more than four months to get an initial dose to the first 12 million Canadians. The second 12 million got their first dose in just 43 days.

Canada's chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says the variant is a concern because one dose of vaccine isn't as effective against it.

The company that owns the mine said Friday it's considering the 680-page report to better understand its conclusion.

"No more bans on indoor social gatherings. No more limits for gyms, sports, and fitness activities. No more capacity limits at restaurants, in retail or for places of worship. No more advisories against non-essential travel."

Health Minister Tyler Shandro says people who received their first dose in May are now eligible to book their second doses.

The panel advised federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson to turn the mine down. It has also denied the project's permit applications under provincial laws.

OTTAWA — Travel restrictions at the Canada-U.S. border will remain in place for at least another month.