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More airline passengers are being warned of possible COVID-19 exposure in the wake of the pandemic.

There has been one additional death.

鈥淢any of the new cases are a result of community transmission聽from an increase in social interactions this summer."

More airline passengers are being warned of possible COVID-19 exposure in the wake of the pandemic.

B.C. is already in the longest state of emergency in provincial history.

The majority of violations took place when the聽employer did聽not provide聽workers with adequate information, training and supervision to ensure their health and safety.

Health Canada says that it will update this list if it becomes aware of other affected products, so you can easily identify ones they may have purchased and take appropriate action.

"We should NOT have to feel unsafe using an essential service."

The聽country's two largest airlines ended their on-board seat distancing policies on聽July 1, raising health concerns amid a pandemic that has devastated the travel industry.

There were a staggering 102 new cases identified over the weekend.