How Canada became the centre of a measles outbreak in North America

Nadine Yousif

BBC News, Toronto

Canadian Press Catalina Friesen, a personal support worker and Low German-speaking liaison, stands in front of a bus outfitted as a mobile walk-in clinic, in St. Thomas, Ontario. She has a slight smile on her face and is wearing a dark blazer and a white T-shirtCanadian Press

Catalina Friesen serves with a mobile clinic in Ontario

Morgan Birch was puzzled when her four-month-old daughter, Kimie, suddenly fell ill with a fever and rash.

At first, the Alberta mother assumed it…

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