A third of childcare managers say their facility could face closure in the coming months due to an inability to recruit qualified workers, a new survey has found.

The research also revealed that 61% of managers think their facility may have to reduce capacity due to staff shortages. The findings are contained in the Early Years Staffing Survey Report for 2021, produced by the New Deal for Early Years coalition.

Around 700 of the more than 3,000 people who took part in the research were managers. Of those, 97% said they feel the impact of low pay and staff leaving the sector will negatively impact on the provision of services. "The majority of these indicated that poor pay in the sector was the 'biggest obstacle' they faced when recruiting

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COVID-19 for entry into all 17 of its facilities across the province starting Sept. 22.The move comes after the Ontario government recently announced new health protocols.The OHL’s vaccination policy, which was originally set to be put in place as of Oct.

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Pfizer says Covid-19 vaccine efficacy erodes over time

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PUP numbers fall by over 25,500 as students return to college

The number of people in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) has fallen to 114,600 this week, a drop of 25,526.

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Jimmy Kimmel Mocks Nicki Minaj Over That COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Swollen Testicles’ Tweet, Rapper Responds

Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at Nicki Minaj and her tweet about her cousin’s friend and the COVID-19 vaccine that’s been doing the rounds online during his show Tuesday.

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Richard Madeley slams ‘idiot’ Nicki Minaj after her bizarre row with Chris Whitty over Covid vaccines

RICHARD Madeley branded US rapper Nicki Minaj an "idiot" after her bizarre spat with Professor Chris Whitty. Nicki, who has 22million Twitter followers, claimed on the social media site that a Covid vaccine left her cousin's friend impotent.

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North Korea reportedly fires projectile toward eastern sea, South Korean officials say

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea's military said, two days after the North claimed to have tested a new missile in its first weapons test in six months.South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the North Korean projectile flew toward the waters of the Korean Peninsula's east coast on Wednesday. It gave no further details, and it wasn't clear what the projectile was.North Korea said Monday it tested a newly developed cruise missile twice over the weekend.

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GMB's Richard Madeley brands Nicki Minaj an 'idiot' after Covid jab rant

Good Morning Britain anchor Richard Madeley has slammed American rapper, Nicki Minaj, following her recent claims surrounding the Covid-19 vaccines.The rapper has found herself at the centre of a feud between Boris Johnson and Professor Chris Whitty following her bizarre claims.However, Richard was less than impressed after Nicki whose real name is Onika took to Twitter, claiming a relative became impotent after receiving the coronavirus vaccination.Following her posts, England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said during a Downing Street press conference last night: "I regret to say, I think they know that they are peddling untruths but they still do it, in my view, they should be ashamed."Nicki, 38, posted a series of tweets

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Jody Wilson-Raybould says new book is not her ‘moment of revenge’ against Trudeau

Liberal justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould says the release of a new book that details her final controversial days in the Trudeau government ahead of next week’s federal election was not timed to exact revenge on the prime minister.Wilson-Raybould, who served as Canada’s first Indigenous justice minister and attorney general, made the comments in an exclusive interview with Global News’ Dawna Friesen on Tuesday.She resigned from Trudeau’s cabinet in early 2019 following a clash over how a potential criminal case against Quebec engineering giant SNC-Lavalin should be handled.

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B.C. Nurses’ Union opposes vaccine mandate for healthcare workers

The B.C. Nurses’ Union is warning of a staffing crisis as the new vaccine mandate for all healthcare workers goes into force. Richard Zussman reports.

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Trudeau defends retort to heckler who targeted wife: ‘He went after my family’

Justin Trudeau is standing behind comments he made to a protestor who directed a misogynistic slur at Trudeau’s wife, saying “he went after my family.”As Trudeau prepared to sit down with Global BC’s Neetu Garcha outside the broadcaster’s Burnaby, B.C., station, protesters blasted music and hurled obscenities across the parking lot. The situation grew heated when a protester hollered at the Liberal leader about his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.

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The difficulty in recruiting and retaining B.C. health care workers

Global’s Keith Baldrey talks about recruitment and retention of health care workers, especially in B.C.’s north.

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COVID-19: Police called in after disputes over mask use heat up in Winkler

Winkler police say officers have been called to over the use of masks in the southern Manitoban community in recent weeks. Winkler mayor says punitive approach to vaccine opponents isn’t working The woman told police she was confronted by two men after she started taking photos of people not wearing masks inside a store Aug.

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Regina city council to look over proof of COVID-19 vaccination report Wednesday

Regina city hall when a COVID-19 update will be presented.The update will include a report from City Manager Chris Holden, which discusses decisions the delay in the city’s proof of COVID-19 vaccination requirement for city facilities.Wednesday’s delegations will feature residents concerned about the proposed proof of vaccination system in order to enter city facilities and COVID-19 restrictions, among other topics.While the meeting will be happening at Henry Baker Hall, the city says the hall will remain temporarily closed to the public in order to limit the spread of COVID-19.

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Canada election: Trudeau responds following his comments made towards heckler

Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau responded to questions on Tuesday regarding his comments toward a heckler suggesting he go protest at a hospital, telling reporters the heckler “said hateful, misogynistic” comments about his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau. “I signed up for this.

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Saskatchewan sets another daily record for COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 cases continue to spike in Saskatchewan.For the second straight day, a new daily record for cases in the province was set.The province reported 506 new cases on Tuesday, the fourth day in the past five that it has reported over 400 new cases. Declared COVID-19 outbreaks in Saskatchewan Just under one-third of the new cases are in people under the age of 19.Officials said 88.5 per cent of the new cases are in people not fully vaccinated.The seven-day rolling average for new cases also hit a new high on Tuesday.The province said the seven-day average was 406 — 33.7 new cases per 100,000 population.Hospitalizations continued to climb, with officials reporting 225 people in hospital, 43 of whom are in intensive care.

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Pediatric COVID-19 cases ‘exponentially’ increased over summer, AAP says

said in a statement. RELATED: More than 1 in 4 new COVID-19 cases are now in children, report saysSince the start of the pandemic, nearly 5.3 million children had tested positive for the coronavirus as of Sept. 9, according to the AAP.Less than 2% of COVID-19 hospitalizations in 24 states, plus New York City, are children, according to the AAP.

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Bought chicken over last decade? You could be eligible for settlement payment

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Innocent man who spent 15 years on Death Row over murder charge dies of Covid

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who spent a decade and a half on death row after being wrongly convicted for his step-cousin's rape and murder has died of Covid.Damon Thibodeaux died of Covid-related complications on August 31.He spent the near-decade since his exoneration and release in 2012 campaigning for the rights of falsely accused inmates.Thibodeaux spent the entire 15-year jail sentence in solitary confinement.Social justice charity the Innocence Project released the news and added Damon was a "kind and gentle" person.They tweeted: "The Innocence Project mourns the loss of Damon Thibodeaux, an incredibly kind and gentle person, who spent 16 years wrongly imprisoned in Louisiana."He was the 142nd person

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Rolling Stones miss Charlie Watts’ funeral over COVID-19 restrictions

fuss-free character of the rocker, who died aged 80 on Aug. 24, just weeks after pulling out of the Stones’ US tour, The Sun said.It was so low-key it even went on without his bandmates, singer Mick Jagger, 78, and guitarists Keith Richards, 77, and Ronnie Wood, 74, who were in Boston rehearsing for their upcoming tour, the outlet said.The rockers were unable to fly home to their native England for the send-off because of COVID restrictions, the UK paper said, without specifying exactly why it kept them away.Instead, the iconic band plans to pay tribute to Watts in the way they know best — in concert, during the band’s “No Filter” tour, which starts in St.

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US Postal Service hiring 40,000 seasonal workers for 2021 holidays

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service is hiring more than 40,000 seasonal workers in preparation for the 2021 holiday season as the agency and other shipping companies anticipate another record year. Seasonal opportunities include city and rural mail carriers, mail handlers and drivers.

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The close calls: Here are the ridings that could have a photo finish on election night

election outcome as Liberals and Conservatives sit neck and neck with one another.At times like this, every seat counts — and some of those seats can be decided by just a handful of votes.“The truth is, election campaigns in Canada are not decided by who wins the popular vote. They’re decided by who wins seats,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos.“So swing ridings, ridings that are really up for grabs and competitive, are the most important thing to understand.”Less than 500 votes decided the outcome of multiple ridings in 2019, securing a minority government for the Liberals.

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Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley under fire over Covid comments on LIVE TV

Good Morning Britain host Richard Madeley has been hit by complaints after making the remark "we must learn to live with Covid " on TV. Richard was accused by viewers of being 'privileged' after he took the stance on the show.

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Expert cautions against over-reliance on Covid boosters

Vaccine boosters should not be used to "paper over the cracks in whatever situation we're in", a virologist has warned.

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Vladimir Putin to self-isolate over Covid cases in inner circle

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Family appeal over Irishman suffering with cancer in Australia

The family of a Co Meath man with Stage 4 brain cancer have appealed to the Australian ambassador to Ireland to help them get into Australia to see him.

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BC to make vaccines mandatory for health workers

Starting in October all BC health care workers will have to be vaccinated as a condition of employment. Aaron McArthur reports.

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Trudeau to protesters: ‘Isn’t there a hospital you should be going to bother right now?’

Justin Trudeau on Monday appeared to taunt angry protesters who attempted to drown out a planned interview in British Columbia, by asking them if there was “a hospital you should be going to bother right now?”Trudeau was preparing to sit down with Global BC’s Neetu Garcha outside the broadcaster’s Burnaby, B.C., station as he continues his election campaign, but protesters blared loud music and shouted obscenities from across the parking lot.At one point, while the song “We’re Not Gonna Take It” played through loudspeakers on a cart, one protester called Trudeau a communist and made derogatory comments about Trudeau’s wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.“Isn’t there a hospital you should be going to bother right now?” Trudeau responded, pulling

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Canada election: Trudeau says he would would make it crime to block hospitals, intimidate health-care workers

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau on Monday appeared to take aim at protests set to take place at hospitals across Canada against COVID-19 restrictions, saying if re-elected the party would make it a criminal offence to obstruct access to various health-care buildings such as hospitals, vaccine clinics and abortion clinics. He also said they would make it a crime to intimidate or threaten health-care workers or people seeking health-care treatments.

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Canada election: Trudeau tells off protester, asks ‘isn’t there a hospital you should be going to bother?’

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau told off a protester on Monday ahead of an interview with Global BC, when the person began to shout various expletives and other words, prompting Trudeau to ask “isn’t there a hospital you should be going to bother?” The comment appeared in reference to protests taking place outside hospitals in opposition to COVID-19 measures.

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COVID outbreak forces Bethlehem elementary school to temporarily close

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Local parents are left scrambling after a spike in COVID cases in several classes puts the entire school virtual for a week. An extra day of summer vacation kicking the soccer ball around isn't exactly what Gianna Loquasto expected just two weeks after 5th grade started. But COVID had other plans."Disappointed is really the word certainly.

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B.C. announces expansion of vaccine mandate for health care workers

Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has more on Monday’s announcement from B.C. health officials concerning the vaccination of health care workers and the subject of third doses of vaccine.

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Liberals pledge to outlaw blocking access to health-care facilities

As protesters against pandemic restrictions and vaccine passports rally outside Canadian hospitals, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is vowing that, if he’s re-elected, he will make it illegal to block access to health-care sites.

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Nicki Minaj breaks silence over Met Gala absence and 'snubs' covid jab requirement

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterNicki Minaj reveals she isn't attending the Met Gala 2021 event because of the covid vaccine requirement for guests.The singer took to Twitter to explain her absence to fans, saying: "If I vaccinated it won't [be] for the Met".The Met Gala saw the best and biggest celebrities walk the red carpet and showcase their incredible gowns in the most iconic fashion event of the year.The theme of the event, which was postponed from May due to the pandemic, is In America: A Lexicon of Fashion, to celebrate American fashion and independence.Nicki wrote on social media: "They want you to get vaccinated for the Met. if I get vaccinated it won’t for the Met.

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City of Regina delays date for requiring vaccination at facilities by 2 months

the city announced the September 20 target in late August, they cited provincial government plans to debut a new proof of vaccination system involving a smartphone-ready QR code that week.But a report headed to city council Wednesday show’s the city manager’s office has revised the targeted start date to November 15 to “procure and implement the needed devices to ensure a positive experience for the public when accessing City facilities”.“Technical details related to both the QR code and the scanning app have yet to be released by the Government of Saskatchewan,” the city manager’s report reads.“The City will require a reasonable amount of time after receiving the technical details to ensure we have completed the appropriate due diligence.”

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Third COVID shot needed for severely immunocompromised people, B.C. officials say

COVID-19 vaccine.This group of people is considered severely immunocompromised, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Monday.“As a result of their medical condition, people who are immune-compromised have a reduced capacity to respond effectively to any vaccine,” she said.“To these people, a third dose is needed to get that protection that the rest of us get from the regular dose schedule.”There are 15,000 people eligible to receive a third dose.

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Saskatchewan sets new daily record for COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 cases was set in Saskatchewan.The province reported 449 new cases on Monday, the highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. The previous daily high was 441 on Nov.

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Days after schools open, COVID-19 outbreaks force many across Canada to close

COVID-19 outbreaks have closed schools across Canada – prompting concerns about how the rest of the school year will proceed.“We do know, obviously, that there is a lot of spread going on to schools, and that’s a concern,” said Dr. Stephen Freedman, a professor of pediatrics and emergency medicine at the University of Calgary, who also works at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.“We’re only at the beginning of September and it is going to get much more challenging as the number of cases rise,” he said.On Sunday, Prince Edward Island’s chief health officer, Dr.

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COVID cases drop a bit in US as country torn over vaccines, masks

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