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Better Business Bureau warns of online puppy scams ahead of holidays

03.12.2020 - 18:34

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[TRENDING: Worker injured in animal attack at Carole Baskin’s rescue, Avoid travel to Mexico, CDC says, Brightline Trains targeting 2022 for OIA station]Scammers ask for payments through apps such as Cashapp and Zelle and through gift cards.The Better Business Bureau recommends seeing the pet in person before paying any money.You can do it by video call, and scammers are unlikely to go along with it.Do a reverse-image search of the pet photo and search for a distinctive phrase in the pet description.Do some research and find out the fair price for the breed you want and consider adopting from a local animal shelter instead..

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Satya Nadella - Digital tech, AI transforming businesses in covid world: Satya Nadella - livemint.com - India

12.12.2020 / 10:23

Digital tech, AI transforming businesses in covid world: Satya Nadella

covid pandemic, the power of digital technology being adopted at scale for core resilience and business continuity is the biggest structural change, said Microsoft chief executive officer Satya Nadella on Saturday.Speaking at a fireside chat with Dr Sangita Reddy, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) president, at the industry lobby's 93rd annual convention, Nadella said, "Our built-in infrastructure and capability around digital tech is going to create resilience and transformation.""Manufacturing, health, education, government, and service sectors have been reshaped by insights gained from digital tools," Nadella said in the session titled AI & the New Digital World Ahead.Nadella said productivity levels despite

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Alberta - Lethbridge residents rush to get personal services ahead of new COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 06:49

Lethbridge residents rush to get personal services ahead of new COVID-19 restrictions

Alberta’s new COVID-19 measures ban in-person dining, outdoor gatherings; retail to remain open Across the city, Erica Lynn, the owner of 9Round Lethbridge, said clients have been coming in to get in whatever personal training they can squeeze in before the shutdown.Aside from lost revenue, she said gyms also stand to lose clients.“Because we were shut down for multiple months, it did prevent people from coming back, and the fact that the numbers are getting worse and people being scared (doesn’t help), and we can do as much social media, sending emails and checking in as we can, but you can only do so much,” Lynn said.She went on to explain that when it comes to keeping up with fitness regiments, she’s noticed people have had a hard time

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Free beer for health care workers - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 04:49

Free beer for health care workers

Winnipeggers who ended up in a long line of cars on Kenaston Boulevard during rush hour Thursday can rest assured it was for a good cause — free beer.

Deena Hinshaw - Julia Wong - Alberta records 18 more COVID-19 deaths, 1,738 new cases ahead of partial lockdown - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 04:49

Alberta records 18 more COVID-19 deaths, 1,738 new cases ahead of partial lockdown

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced 1,738 new cases of COVID-19 and an additional 18 deaths on Friday.

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Calgary businesses prepare for latest COVID-19 restrictions - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 04:39

Calgary businesses prepare for latest COVID-19 restrictions

With the latest round of COVID-19 restrictions in Alberta starting on Sunday, businesses are preparing to lay people off. While the province saw modest job growth in November, experts say the looming round of layoffs will see that growth diminish.

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Robert Wilkie - Vet groups call for Wilkie's dismissal after scathing audit - clickorlando.com - Usa - Iraq - Washington - Afghanistan

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12.12.2020 / 03:29

Vet groups call for Wilkie's dismissal after scathing audit

WASHINGTON – Three major veterans’ groups on Friday called for the immediate dismissal of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie following a scathing government audit that found he had acted unprofessionally if not unethically in the handling of a congressional aide’s allegation of sexual assault at a VA hospital.

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Nova Scotia - Public Health - Nova Scotia warns of potential COVID-19 exposure on flights, at locations in New Glasgow - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 03:15

Nova Scotia warns of potential COVID-19 exposure on flights, at locations in New Glasgow

coronavirus on West Jet flights and in New Glasgow.Public Health asks anyone at the following New Glasgow locations to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19:It is anticipated that anyone exposed to the virus at either of these locations on the date noted may develop symptoms until Dec. 20.

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Toronto small business owners encourage shoppers to ‘think outside the big-box’ - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 03:05

Toronto small business owners encourage shoppers to ‘think outside the big-box’

Small business has been especially hard hit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Shop owners say it is unfair that big-box stores are open while they remain closed, resorting to online sales and curbside pick-up.

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Cancelled Christmas parties come at a cost to Regina businesses - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 03:05

Cancelled Christmas parties come at a cost to Regina businesses

For local businesses that have been struggling financially for months, not being able to host and cater Christmas parties is a major revenue hit. Roberta Bell reports.

Amanda Jelowicki - Maimonides residents anxiously await COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 03:05

Maimonides residents anxiously await COVID-19 vaccine

Quebec is on the brink of starting its COVID-19 vaccination plan. Over a hundred seniors at the Maimonides long-term care home are waiting for the shot.

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Coronavirus: Free beer for health-care workers runs brewery dry, causes traffic jam in Winnipeg - globalnews.ca - Canada

12.12.2020 / 01:54

Coronavirus: Free beer for health-care workers runs brewery dry, causes traffic jam in Winnipeg

447 cases, 14 new deaths as Manitoba moves into new coronavirus public health orders The Trans Canada Brewing Co. had hoped to keep handing out on-the-house brews to those on the front-lines of the COVID-19 pandemic until Sunday, but company spokesperson Mike Raftis says they may have underestimated just how popular free beer would turn out to be.“We simply don’t have any more beer,” Raftis told 680 CJOB Friday morning.Raftis says Trans Canada ultimately gave away just over 25,000 cans of beer — roughly 10,0000 litres of suds — between 7:30 a.m.

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Marc Saltzman - Tech ideas for the holidays with Marc Saltzman - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 01:53

Tech ideas for the holidays with Marc Saltzman

While the holidays will likely look different this year, there will still be gift giving and tech toys are often at the top of the list.

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Coronavirus Ontario - Coronavirus: Toronto small business owners plead with shoppers to ‘think outside the big-box’ - globalnews.ca

12.12.2020 / 00:45

Coronavirus: Toronto small business owners plead with shoppers to ‘think outside the big-box’

small business owners stood outside holding signs, urging shoppers to “think outside the big-box.”“People can flock to the big-box stores and shop unfettered without social distancing, without enough security to keep people separate and contained from each other, whereas small businesses have always since the beginning taken that into the utmost consideration,” said Keiley Routledge, owner of Small Wonders Pets on Danforth Avenue.Chair of the Broadview-Danforth Business Improvement Area, Albert Stortchak, called for a level playing field with big-box stores.Stortchak, who owns an antique lighting shop, asked for small businesses to be allowed to have in-store shopping on an appointment-only basis.

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Coronavirus: Ayrshire school closed until after the Christmas holidays - dailyrecord.co.uk

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11.12.2020 / 22:23

Coronavirus: Ayrshire school closed until after the Christmas holidays

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA North Ayrshire school is to close until after the Christmas break due to the Coronavirus.North Ayrshire Council has taken the decision today to shut St Matthew’s Academy due to a 'further increase' in the number of positive Covid cases at the Saltcoats school.Pupils will start remote learning from Monday, December 14, until the end of term on December 23, following the decision to close the school.The council’s statement in full reads: “Pupils at St Matthew’s Academy, Saltcoats, will start remote learning from Monday, December 14, following a decision to close the school today.“Due to a further increase in the number of positive Covid-19

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Saskatchewan - Regina businesses can apply for grants in Phase 2 of city’s COVID-19 recovery program - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 21:35

Regina businesses can apply for grants in Phase 2 of city’s COVID-19 recovery program

COVID-19 public health crisis continues, Regina businesses will soon be able to apply for matching-grant funding as part of Phase 2 of the Regina Economic Recovery Grant (RERG) program.Businesses can apply for up to $25,000 when the application process opens on Tuesday.“The City of Regina recognizes and supports the many ways that local businesses are reshaping their services or products to comply with public health orders and stay competitive,” said Mayor Sandra Masters.

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COVID-19 pandemic: Small business owners protest in Toronto against targeted Ontario restrictions - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 20:47

COVID-19 pandemic: Small business owners protest in Toronto against targeted Ontario restrictions

Between record highs for COVID-19 cases and proximity to Christmas, several small business owners are protesting provincial orders that force them to stop indoor shopping in lockdown zones like Toronto and Peel Region. Caryn Lieberman reports.

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Veteran’s family receives free gifts and decorations ahead of Christmas - clickorlando.com - state Florida

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11.12.2020 / 19:59

Veteran’s family receives free gifts and decorations ahead of Christmas

Titusville, Fla. – It was a knock on the door Shireka Brantley and her family will never forget. A Christmas tree, decorations, and dozens of gifts were all placed outside her home for her children to see.“This is a huge surprise.

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Churches in Windsor, Ont. move services online as COVID-19 spreads - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex

11.12.2020 / 19:32

Churches in Windsor, Ont. move services online as COVID-19 spreads

COVID-19 infections rise in the city.Current restrictions in the region allow religious services to fill 30 per cent of a room’s capacity with physical distancing.But more than a dozen church leaders say in an open letter that they are suspending in-person worship and moving services online in light of increasing cases.“We love to gather and worship together on Sunday morning, but our faith is so much more than one day a week, and we consider it an honour to lay down our privileges for the sake of our neighbours and larger community,” said the letter, which was posted online Thursday afternoon. Windsor-Essex County Health Unit orders schools to close as coronavirus cases rise Rev.

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FBI warns public against falling for 'money mule' schemes - fox29.com - city Houston

11.12.2020 / 18:59

FBI warns public against falling for 'money mule' schemes

HOUSTON - The Federal Bureau of Investigation is launching a campaign to warn the public against falling for “money mule” schemes.According to the FBI, the crime involves witting and unwitting victims acting as money mules to move illegally-obtained money between different payment accounts—often in different countries—on behalf of others.The FBI’s Criminal Investigative Division believes the public is more susceptible to these schemes this year due to the surge in unemployment from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Mark Drakeford - NHS in Wales 'will not be able to cope' if coronavirus hospital admissions continue to rise, First Minister warns - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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11.12.2020 / 17:01

NHS in Wales 'will not be able to cope' if coronavirus hospital admissions continue to rise, First Minister warns

direct to your inbox The NHS in Wales will not be able to cope if coronavirus hospital admissions continue to rise at the rate they currently are at, First Minister Mark Drakeford has said.

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People urged to restrict movements ahead of Christmas - rte.ie - Ireland

11.12.2020 / 16:12

People urged to restrict movements ahead of Christmas

The Government is advising people to start restricting their movements now if they plan to spend Christmas with vulnerable family members.

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David Spiegelhalter - Coronavirus 'is killing 10,000 more people a month than normal' SAGE expert warns - mirror.co.uk - Britain

11.12.2020 / 15:46

Coronavirus 'is killing 10,000 more people a month than normal' SAGE expert warns

Coronavirus is killing 10,000 more people a month than normal and Christmas could only make things worse, a Government expert has warned.

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Joe Biden - Michael Osterholm - Americans get stern holiday COVID warning: 'No Christmas parties' - livemint.com - Usa

11.12.2020 / 14:30

Americans get stern holiday COVID warning: 'No Christmas parties'

Joe Biden delivered a stern holiday message to Americans on Thursday - "no Christmas parties" - and warned they face a COVID-19 siege for weeks to come despite the latest moves toward US government approval of a vaccine."The next three to six weeks at minimum ... are our COVID weeks," Dr.

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Ursula Von - Boris Johnson - Businesses plead for Brexit deal as trade talks remain stuck - clickorlando.com - Britain - Eu - city Brussels

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11.12.2020 / 14:13

Businesses plead for Brexit deal as trade talks remain stuck

LONDON – British trucking firms, supermarkets and other businesses on Friday implored the government to strike a last-minute trade deal with the European Union, as the two sides’ leaders told their citizens to brace for New Year upheaval in the U.K.-EU trading relationship.British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said there is a “strong possibility” that negotiations on a new economic relationship to take effect Jan. 1 will fail.

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China's auto sales rise in November, but down for the year - clickorlando.com - China - city Beijing

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11.12.2020 / 12:07

China's auto sales rise in November, but down for the year

BEIJING – China’s sales of SUVs, minivans and sedans rose by double digits in November as the country recovered from the coronavirus pandemic but were below pre-virus levels for the year, an industry group reported Friday.Sales in the industry’s biggest global market rose 11.6% over a year earlier to 2.3 million, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers. Total vehicle sales, including trucks and buses, rose 12.6% to 2.8 million, holding steady at October’s growth rate.From January to November, passenger vehicle sales were off 7.6% from the same period of 2019, at 17.8 million.

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India’s green energy deals getting better valuation than pre-pandemic level - livemint.com - India

11.12.2020 / 08:57

India’s green energy deals getting better valuation than pre-pandemic level

Mint spoke with.These investors with a lower cost of capital are bidding higher Ebitda multiples than what they were quoting before the pandemic. This assumes significance given that India is running the world’s largest clean energy programme.

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$4.8 billion meant to keep Floridians employed during pandemic went to businesses with ‘zero’ employees - clickorlando.com - Usa - state Florida

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11.12.2020 / 08:37

$4.8 billion meant to keep Floridians employed during pandemic went to businesses with ‘zero’ employees

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Pearl Harbor - U.S. could see more coronavirus deaths per day than 9/11, CDC director warns - globalnews.ca - Japan - Usa - Washington

11.12.2020 / 08:19

U.S. could see more coronavirus deaths per day than 9/11, CDC director warns

coronavirus per day than in the September 11 terrorist attacks for the next two to three months, a top health official warned Thursday about the dark winter likely ahead for the country hardest hit by the pandemic.“We are in the time frame now that, probably for the next 60 to 90 days, we’re going to have more deaths per day than we had at 9/11 or we had at Pearl Harbor,” U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Robert Redfield told an event hosted by the Council of Foreign Relations, according to accounts from CNN and the Washington Post.

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Deena Hinshaw - Julia Wong - Alberta records 1,566 new cases as Hinshaw asks for compassion over holidays - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 06:19

Alberta records 1,566 new cases as Hinshaw asks for compassion over holidays

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw began her daily COVID-19 update on Thursday by addressing reports of stigmatisation of ethnic or certain community groups and health-care workers.

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Edmonton restaurants better prepared for restrictions a second time around - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 05:09

Edmonton restaurants better prepared for restrictions a second time around

A pair of local restaurants say heading into the weekend’s new COVID-19 restrictions, they’re ready with take-out and delivery options. But due to the commission fees involved with their third party delivery provider, they’re hopeful many will pick up their own orders.

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Chris Chacon - Edmonton salons fully booked ahead of provincial closures - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 05:03

Edmonton salons fully booked ahead of provincial closures

Albertans needing a haircut, lash fill or brow touch-up may have to wait until the new year. Beauty salons are fully booked and trying to squeeze in clients at the last minute before new COVID-19 restrictions kick in. Chris Chacon reports.

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Calgary comedian hospitalized with COVID-19 says he didn’t take warnings seriously before falling ill - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 04:41

Calgary comedian hospitalized with COVID-19 says he didn’t take warnings seriously before falling ill

COVID-19 said he’s learned a valuable lesson, and admits he previously didn’t take the health restrictions as seriously as he should have.Stu Hughes was trying to make the 20th season of FunnyFest a memorable one, even with health restrictions limiting his venue options and ticket sales. AHS projections show more than 1,000 COVID-19 hospitalizations by Dec.

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Gil Tucker - COVID-19: Salons and spas among businesses facing ‘really, really tough’ struggle to survive Alberta shutdown - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 03:37

COVID-19: Salons and spas among businesses facing ‘really, really tough’ struggle to survive Alberta shutdown

The COVID-19 clock is ticking for a lot of Alberta businesses that provide personal services. Gil Tucker reports on how they’re scrambling as they struggle to survive another pandemic shutdown.

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Winnipeg organizations keeping traditions alive, spirits up over holidays - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 03:11

Winnipeg organizations keeping traditions alive, spirits up over holidays

coronavirus pandemic continues into the holiday season, many Winnipeg organizations are looking to keep traditions alive, offering them online for in-home enjoyment this year.The Royal Winnipeg Ballet is doing ‘The Nutcracker Suite,’ a downsized version of their annual performance.“Like everything that is being done in performing arts and business and everything, it’s different,” Royal Winnipeg Ballet artistic director and CEO Andre Lewis told Global News. “It will be different for the time being but we thought it was important to continue.”The artists are performing the Nutcracker in small groups.

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Saskatoon Salvation Army meeting higher demand ahead of holidays - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 02:45

Saskatoon Salvation Army meeting higher demand ahead of holidays

The Salvation Army is seeing a higher need in the community this holiday season.

Jason Tetro - From Christmas cards to cookies, how to limit COVID-19 spread during the holidays - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 01:35

From Christmas cards to cookies, how to limit COVID-19 spread during the holidays

COVID-19, it can feel like nothing about this holiday is going to be normal.But, according to Jason Tetro the host of the Super Awesome Science Show on Curiouscast, if you take some simple precautions, your gifts, cards and baking can be exchanged safely. Christmas a sign of hope amid coronavirus pandemic, Pope Francis says Possibly the most time-honoured tradition of the holiday season is the exchanging of gifts between loved ones.

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Father who died 6 years ago left son $10 to buy him his first beer when he turned 21 - fox29.com - state Massachusets - city Boston - state Idaho

11.12.2020 / 01:19

Father who died 6 years ago left son $10 to buy him his first beer when he turned 21

(Photos courtesy: Matt Goodman) TAUNTON, Mass. - Some experiences are priceless.Many people dream of having their first legal drink when they finally turn 21, but the moment was extra special for one young man in Massachusetts. While his father had died several years prior, that didn’t stop him from buying his son his first beer.RELATED: Idaho couple raises $2,400 tip for waitress, a single mom working three jobsWhen Matt Goodman was just 15 years old, his father died from cancer, Boston 25 reports.

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Facing a huge loss in donations, CASA launches online auction in support of children’s mental health - globalnews.ca

11.12.2020 / 01:13

Facing a huge loss in donations, CASA launches online auction in support of children’s mental health

Each year, CASA provides mental health support for 3,500 children and their families. This year many of their usual fundraisers were cancelled due to the pandemic, leading to a loss of around $1 million.

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Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - B.C.’s top doctor goes viral for ‘happy dance’ ahead of vaccine rollout - globalnews.ca

10.12.2020 / 22:43

B.C.’s top doctor goes viral for ‘happy dance’ ahead of vaccine rollout

COVID-19 vaccine rollout announcement on Wednesday.The moment was captured when provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry, Health Minister Adrian Dix, Premier John Horgan and vaccine coordinator Dr.

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Yves Giroux - Liberals’ coronavirus recovery plan risks missing the mark, budget watchdog warns - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

10.12.2020 / 19:32

Liberals’ coronavirus recovery plan risks missing the mark, budget watchdog warns

Liberal government’s new spending plan, saying if the purpose is to help the economy recover from COVID-19, it risks missing the mark.Parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux in a report this morning notes the Liberals plan to spend $70 billion to $100 billion over the next three years on stimulus measures to get the economy back on its feet.

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Ron Mackerlie - Hamilton councillors approve motions to support small business recovery - globalnews.ca - county Hamilton

10.12.2020 / 19:30

Hamilton councillors approve motions to support small business recovery

COVID-19 pandemic.The measures, approved by the general issues committee on Wednesday, are based on recommendations from the Mayor’s Task Force on Economic Recovery. City seeks to offer ‘guidance’, help business recovery in Hamilton after COVID-19 Task force chair Ron McKerlie presented their final report to councillors, saying there’s “unified hope that the city will champion the causes of Hamilton’s businesses and workers.”McKerlie adds that one consensus across all economic sectors is that some groups of people have been impacted more than others by the pandemic.He cited the example of students, often working in the restaurant, retail and hospitality sectors.

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Firefighters battle three-alarm blaze at auto parts warehouse in Lawndale - fox29.com - city Chicago

10.12.2020 / 19:29

Firefighters battle three-alarm blaze at auto parts warehouse in Lawndale

CHICAGO - No injuries have been reported in a Thursday morning fire at a warehouse in Lawndale on the West Side.Crews were battling the three-alarm fire about 9 a.m. at 4425 W.

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Public Health - Dr Health - Hsiu-Li Wang - Waterloo’s top doc has new instructions for businesses to slow COVID-19 spread - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo

10.12.2020 / 19:28

Waterloo’s top doc has new instructions for businesses to slow COVID-19 spread

Waterloo Region’s top doctor has issued new instructions to workplaces and businesses in the area in an attempt to limit the spread of COVID-19.“These measures seek to reduce transmission of COVID-19 in workplace and business settings. I recognize it is a challenging time for organizations, which have had to quickly adapt to new requirements and implement new measures,” Medical Officer of Health Dr.

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EU warns Bosnia to help migrants as entire families on move - clickorlando.com - Eu

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10.12.2020 / 18:15

EU warns Bosnia to help migrants as entire families on move

VELIKA KLADUSA – VELIKA KLADUSA, Bosnia-Entire migrant families are on the move in cold winter weather in Bosnia while trying to reach the West as the European Union urged the Balkan country to act to prevent a humanitarian crisis. The EU's Bosnia mission warned in a statement that current weather conditions are putting at risk the lives of more than 3,000 people who have been sleeping rough or staying in inadequate conditions in the country.

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Walmart, Sam’s selling home COVID-19 test kits online - clickorlando.com

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10.12.2020 / 17:17

Walmart, Sam’s selling home COVID-19 test kits online

Walmart.com or from Sam’s club.[TRENDING: SpaceX spacecraft flies, then explodes | Wear mask AFTER vaccine shot? | Intruders cut woman’s hair, leave]First, you have to take an online health assessment, which will give you a doctor’s order to take the test.The test kit will then be shipped to your home, where you’ll do your own nasal swab and then send it back.You’ll receive results via email about 24 to 48 hours after the lab receives your test kit.The at-home test is not approved by the FDA, but it does have an emergency use authorization.It’s not recommended to be used if you are experiencing difficulty breathing or have other severe symptoms of COVID-19.In that case, it’s important to seek emergency medical attention.

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David Beasley - World Food Program to receive Nobel Peace Prize in online event - fox29.com - Usa - city Rome - Norway - city Oslo

10.12.2020 / 16:25

World Food Program to receive Nobel Peace Prize in online event

ROME (AP) - The World Food Program will receive its Nobel Peace Prize Thursday, in an event very different from the traditional pomp-filled celebration in the Norwegian capital because of the coronavirus outbreak.In Oslo, the head of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Berit Reiss-Andersen, will give a webcast statement, after which David Beasley, the U.N. agency boss, will give an acceptance speech from Rome, where it is based.

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