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WATCH: India's COVID-19 cases continue to rise, Canada seals deal with Novavax for vaccine, Canucks play GoldenKnights tomorrow

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 31 Aug, 2020 11:19 PM

WATCH- India sees its biggest surge in COVID-19 cases.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces deal with Novavax, Inc. and Johnson & Johnson, Care Inspires Care to secure millions of potential COVID-19 vaccines, public health experts criticize Health Canada's decision not to approve at home testing.

The Vancouver Canucks are back on the ice tomorrow after a dismal performance against the Vegasgoldenknights over the weekend as NHL playoffs continue. #covid19 #novavax #canucks #vaccine #coronaVirus

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