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Three Canadian provinces are recording more cases than usual of a potentially fatal bacterial infection, prompting Toronto to issue a warning for people travelling to or from Saudi Arabia, and compelling Manitoba and Quebec to change their vaccination policies.Since January, Toronto has reported 14 cases of invasive meningococcal disease, a rare infection that can lead to meningitis, blood infections and other severe complications. Toronto normally sees six cases of IMD per year.All 14 patients were admitted to hospital, and two died, including a child, according to Vinita Dubey, Toronto...