Since then, her baby was delivered via emergency C-section. Sunday, Aurora died in the hospital, according to the family's GoFundMe page. “She’s one of the strongest persons I’ve ever known," said Juan at the time.

In the beginning of June, Duran says his wife, who was pregnant with their third child, started getting symptoms of coronavirus.

He says she was coughing non-stop and after having trouble breathing, they decided to take her to the hospital. On June 19, she was put on a ventilator.“She is a 35-year-old healthy woman with no pre-existing conditions,” Duran said. “We never thought this could happen to our.

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McDonald’s announces masks are mandatory for customers in the U.S., but not in Canada

McDonald’s restaurants in the U.S. will soon require customers to wear a mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19, locations in Canada have not followed suit.Rather, McDonald’s Canada said patrons are being encouraged to don a face mask at its locations.

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B.C. sees slight dip in new COVID-19 cases, but 1 death

COVID-19 cases reported on Friday.Health officials reported 27 new cases, after a week in which new diagnoses topped 30 nearly every day. Okanagan region leads B.C.

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Health officials warn of potential COVID-19 exposure at Manitoba gaming centre

COVID-19 went to the Dakota Tipi Gaming Centre while symptomatic for three straight days last week.The province is warning that means there is a potential for exposure to the virus for anyone who was at the gaming centre on July 17, 18 and 19.

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Several Lachine pools close after lifeguard tests positive for COVID-19

Montreal Children’s Hospital stresses water safety after 2 children drown in backyard pools Borough resident Lidia Aloe arrived at the LaSalle pool Friday afternoon hoping for a swim. She said she had no idea of the closures.“Well, it’s disappointing because I came two weeks ago and I really enjoyed it,” she said.Another resident, Deejay Sherman, who said he usually brings his two kids to the Kirkland Park pool, is disappointed.“We were coming here daily and, you know, because of COVID it’s not crowded,” he said.

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Campaign led by Ontario doctors is helping connect patients with families digitally

COVID-19 pandemic.Since April, Frontline Connect Canada has been working with partners to provide free devices to patients in hospitals and care facilities, uniting family and friends using IOS and Android-driven devices. 7 more regions now in Stage 3 including some of GTA, Hamilton, Niagara areas “We’re a group of physicians and medical students, veterinarians, students, I.T.

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People under the age of 40 make up the majority of new Ontario COVID-19 cases

As much of Ontario enters into stage three of the province’s reopening plan, people under the age of 40 are making up the majority of new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario.

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Durham municipalities not rushing Phase 3 reopening

coronavirus pandemic reopening plan, which means several businesses that have been closed for months are now able to resume operations.When it comes to municipal services, however, each city or town is at their own discretion in terms of what will open and when.“Just because you can doesn’t mean you should,” said Shaun Collier, Ajax mayor.Collier said throughout the pandemic, Ajax has taken a more cautious approach than some of its neighbours and that’s not about to change.He said it takes time to get things back online and he’s concerned the province is moving too quickly.“The last thing I want to do is undo all the hard work that we’ve done and have to start over again at day one,” said Collier.

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Saskatchewan getting more transparent on spread of COVID-19: privacy commissioner

Saskatchewan’s privacy czar says the province is on the right track to transparency when it comes to the spread of COVID-19.“I believe that the decision-makers have been providing more information,” said Ron Kruzeniski, Saskatchewan’s information and privacy commissioner.“We’re getting to smaller geographic units and I think that trend of going in that direction is positive.” Saskatchewan privacy commissioner raises concerns over coronavirus measures Kruzeniski said the more information shared with the public about the spread, the better, as long as there’s no threat of disclosing personal health information.“More information builds trust in the community,” he said, noting people deserve to have a good sense of the ever-evolving

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Possible COVID-19 exposure at downtown Kelowna clothing store: Interior Health

Kelowna, B.C., is the latest to have been impacted by the recent coronavirus outbreak in the Okanagan.On Friday, Interior Health identified Fossello’s Quality Clothing store on Bernard Avenue where people may have been exposed to COVID-19.The health authority is asking individuals who visited the store on July 18 or on the morning of July 20, between 10 a.m. and noon, to self-isolate and monitor themselves for COVID-19.

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Canadian Grand Prix race in Montreal cancelled for 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic

The cancellation of the Canadian Grand Prix race in Montreal comes as a crushing blow to the city’s tourism industry struggling amid the COVID-19 health crisis. Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports.

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‘Dancing With the Stars’ eyes September start with COVID-19 protections in place

EXCLUSIVE: “Dancing With the Stars” is looking to waltz into production in September as ABC and BBC Studios work through the health and safety protocols that will allow the competition format to light up the dance floor this year.The show, which is based on the BBC format “Strictly Come Dancing,” is entering its 29th season with former “America’s Next Top Model” host Tyra Banks now hosting and exec producing.In recent years, the series has traditionally aired around the middle of September, so the hope is that it won’t be too delayed by COVID-19. The show has been lined up for an 8-10 p.m.

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Volusia school board member explains reopening options

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – The Volusia County School District answered questions from concerned parents on Friday about which learning option is the best for their family. Option one is a traditional classroom setting. Option two is Volusia Live, where students will follow scheduled classes that are streamed live. Option three is Enhanced Volusia Online Learning, in which students enroll in a fully virtual program where they can learn at their own pace from home.“Volusia Virtual typically has about a 140 full-time students every year.

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COVID-19 recovery can take a few weeks even for young adults

LOS ANGELES - Recovering from even mild coronavirus infections can take at least two to three weeks, according to U.S. research published Friday.Lingering symptoms can even affect otherwise healthy young adults.

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FDBPR to increase inspections of businesses amid COVID-19 pandemic

Gov. Ron DeSantis has directed the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation to increase inspections to make sure businesses are following COVID-19 guidelines.The Public Health Advisory said Floridians should wear masks in any setting where social distancing is not possible.The advisory lists the following exceptions: Anyone above the age of 65 or anyone who is high-risk should limit personal interactions outside of their home, according to the public health advisory.People should also refrain from attending gatherings of 50+.

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Colorado researchers develop COVID-19 test that requires no swab and can produce results in 45 minutes

BOULDER, Colo. - Researchers from the University of Colorado, Boulder, have developed a new rapid, portable, saliva-based COVID-19 test that they say is able to render results in 45 minutes, requiring no swabs.Scientists who developed the test believe it may be successfully utilized in community environments such as schools and factories, streamlining the coronavirus testing process that has seen many snags in the midst of concerning surges of the illness all over the U.S.“We are facing a serious testing shortage in this country right now as more people want to get tested and diagnostics labs are overwhelmed,” said Nicholas Meyerson, a postdoctoral associate in the Sawyer Lab at the BioFrontiers Institute at CU Boulder.

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NCAA heeds Division I's pleas for patience on fall sports

The NCAA's Division I football oversight committee made a similar plea for patience to the board in its own letter sent earlier this week.In its letter, the CCA said it was “concerned to learn the board is contemplating taking action soon to cancel all fall season NCAA championships” because of concerns related to COVID-19. “We discussed other complexities in addition to the health and safety impacts, to include team availability, travel limitations and various local and state restrictions,” Emmert said.

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Alberta surpasses 10,000 total COVID-19 cases after recording 111 new cases Friday, 2 more deaths

outbreak at Edmonton’s Good Samaritan Southgate Care Centre.The provincial COVID-19 death toll was at 178 as of Friday afternoon.

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Monty G comes home from rehab after long battle with COVID-19

PHILADELPHIA - The airbrushed shirts, the Eagles hat, Monty G is a Philly celebrity. He’s a huge cheerleader for all our sports teams, but today the cheers were for him as he came home from rehab after a long battle with COVID-19.“From a nursing home to ICU, had a trach in my neck to being in a coma for a month to being on a ventilator for a month.

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Monty G comes home from rehab after long recovery from COVID-19

PHILADELPHIA - The airbrushed shirts, the Eagles hat, Monty G is a Philly celebrity. He’s a huge cheerleader for all our sports teams, but today the cheers were for him as he came home from rehab after a long recovery from COVID-19.“From a nursing home to ICU, had a trach in my neck to being in a coma for a month to being on a ventilator for a month.

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Vancouver could allow alcohol in these 22 parks, but not until mid-August

Vancouver Park Board will meet once again on Monday to debate whether to allow the consumption of alcohol in select public parks.The idea has received renewed scrutiny since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, as public health officials recommended that people socialize outdoors to limit transmission of the virus.Park board commissioners were on the verge of approving a plan to allow alcohol, with restrictions, at 10 parks on July 6, but deferred it to study the idea of adding parks in every neighbourhood.

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Several Lachine pools close after lifeguard test positive for COVID-19

Environment Canada warns a heat wave is hitting Montreal and southern Quebec this weekend. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports on the terrible timing of pool closures in Lachine after a lifeguard contracted COVID-19.

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Canada’s top doctor warns young people to not give in to coronavirus fatigue

coronavirus.Tam delivered that pre-weekend warning — one week after her deputy Dr. Howard Njoo did the same — because of the worrying trend of rising infections among people aged 20 to 39.Tam says that age group accounted for the highest incidence rates for COVID-19 cases in the past two weeks.

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Montreal-based contact-tracing website aims to give a boost to service industry

Quebec’s service industry is still struggling to bounce back after being allowed to reopen amid the COVID-19 crisis. Bars and restaurants have been especially hard hit with limitations on the number of patrons they can serve.

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Saskatchewan experts say COVID-19 myths cause for concern

COVID-19 cases and the 16th death due to complications from the virus.Days earlier, protesters were in front of the provincial legislature clamouring against the use of masks — in a province where no government body has mandated their use — and spreading conspiracy theories about the novel coronavirus.“This is no more than the seasonal flu and we have been scared to death,” Martine Carlina said.Carlina was one of roughly a dozen gathered on Sunday in Regina, a small part of a larger movement taking place across the country — a movement whose message defies science and the cries for caution from public health officials.

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Coronavirus: COVID-19 drives surge of online shopping

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in thousands of people shying away from malls and in-person retailers due to concerns over limiting the spread of the coronavirus and as a result, online shopping companies are seeing a surge of business.

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West Island non-profits struggle amid coronavirus pandemic

Many businesses have suffered during the pandemic, and charities are no exception. Non-profit organizations rely on volunteers to keep running, but in many cases COVID-19 has cut the supply.

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Here Are the Biggest Albums That Came as Surprises During COVID-19

Billboard rounded up the biggest albums from the brightest stars that no one saw coming but everyone started listening to.Childish Gambino, 3.15.20A man by two names, Childish Gambino (real name Donald Glover) always keeps fans on their toes and keeps them waiting for his artistic genius to take form, whether it's in the form of a new Gambino album or a new season of Glover's FX series Atlanta. Well, we got one of them this year.A 57-minute period of new music sprinkled in with 2018's "Feels Like Summer" and 2019's "Algorhythm" and previously unheard collaborations with fellow Coachella 2019 headliner Ariana Grande ("Time") and 21 Savage ("12.38") streamed exclusively from his website DonaldGloverPresents.com.

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CDC urges in-person learning for schools

The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today that a child is 6 to 13 times more likely to die from influenza than from COVID-19, and that school closures that began in the spring led to significant public health problems for the nation's children, including worsening mental health and increasing hunger.

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Global COVID-19 total pushes past 15.5 million

The global COVID-19 total passed 15.5 million cases today, with no let-up in brisk activity in the main hot spots, including India, which reported another daily record high.

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Toronto COVID-19 survivor shares story of survival and recovery

As the number of COVID-19 cases among younger adults grows in Ontario, a warning tonight by a 30-year-old Toronto survivor of the virus. Caryn Lieberman reports.

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Alberta doctors say inconsistent public health messaging may be to blame for uptick in COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 fatigue and failure to follow public health measures.For weeks, Albertans have been urged to follow public health guidance, such as physical distancing and frequent handwashing.But, at the same time, hockey players will be coming to Edmonton in droves for NHL playoffs, students are going back to school in the fall and gathering limits have increased.All this is happening as cases rise in the province — there have been more than 100 new cases in Alberta almost every day since last Thursday. There are concerns public health is being sacrificed to reopen the economy.Dr.

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Brevard teachers union ‘not confident’ schools are ready to reopen safely

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – After two rounds of special negotiations due to COVID-19, the Brevard Federation of Teachers said Brevard Public Schools is not committed to safely going back to school."We are not confident that these schools are ready to reopen safety," union president Anthony Colucci said.Colucci said the school district Thursday continued to reject most of the union's proposals on mandating masks, guaranteeing safe distancing and having enough cleaning supplies.Friday, Colucci said he visited a school that had none.In Brevard Public Schools reopening plan, supplies like hand sanitizer are supposed to be in every classroom."We're looking for something in writing saying that these cleaning supplies are going to be there," Colucci

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Coronavirus: Cineplex request to boost Ontario theatre capacity ‘on the table,’ Doug Ford says

Doug Ford says health officials are considering Cineplex‘s proposal to increase the number of people allowed inside multiplex theatres.The province’s Stage 3 reopening guidelines cap a movie theatre’s occupancy at 50 guests per building, regardless of how many screens it operates.But Ford says he agrees with Cineplex’s suggestion that it doesn’t make financial sense to reopen a theatre with about a dozen auditoriums, only to “put two or three people in each cinema.” Cineplex urges Ontario government to make changes to theatre occupancy limits Cineplex has asked the province to reconsider the current rule, saying it would lose money by reopening locations in the province.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus

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Masks made mandatory in indoor public places in Nova Scotia

The announcement comes at a time when the province has had very few COVID-19 cases and the government admits it won’t be enforcing the new rules. Jeremy Keefe reports.

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LAPD officer, whose wife is pregnant with twins, dies after 'long, courageous battle' with COVID-19

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles Police Department officer died Friday due to the coronavirus, becoming the agency's first sworn officer to fall victim to COVID-19.The department confirmed that the officer died Friday morning from "complications of COVID-19."In a memo sent out to LAPD personnel obtained by FOX 11, Chief Michael Moore identified the officer as Police Officer II Valentin Martinez, known to his friends as Val, of LAPD's Mission Station. Moore said that Martinez had a long, courageous battle with the virus.According to a statement released by the LAPD, Martinez is survived by his domestic partner, who is 20 weeks pregnant with their twins, his mother, and siblings. Get breaking news alerts in the FOX 11 News app. Download

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2 men try to burn an elderly woman alive in Brooklyn

NEW YORK - Police in New York are trying to find two men who attacked an elderly woman and tried to set her on fire.The NYPD says it happened at about 6:45 p.m. on July 14, on 16th Ave.

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Westdale Theatre, Playhouse Cinema welcome back movie-goers as Hamilton enters Stage 3

coronavirus pandemic, movie theatres are allowed to open their doors once again as Hamilton enters Stage 3 of the province’s reopening plan.However, due to a 50-person capacity limit for all indoor public buildings, only smaller independent theatres are getting their projectors back up and running, for the time being.That includes The Westdale Theatre and Playhouse Cinema, two independent single-screen movie houses in Hamilton that were required to shut down viewings and find new ways of operating during the pandemic.Dan Fournier, general manager of the Westdale, said the pandemic hit about a month after the theatre celebrated its first anniversary of reopening under new ownership.“On March 18, everything came to a crashing halt,” said

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Coronavirus: 34th days straight of no new cases for Peterborough Public Health

coronavirus on Friday.Of the health unit’s 95 coronavirus cases, 93 have been resolved with two deaths reported due to COVID-19 complications. That means there are no active cases.

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Catalonia closes nightclubs as Covid-19 cases spread

The Catalan government has ordered the closure of all nightclubs, discos and event halls across the region of north-eastern Spain following a surge in cases of coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: West Island non-profits struggle amid pandemic

Janet Ellerbeck, who’s in charge of both stores, says she’s lost about half of her volunteers as a result of the pandemic.“I don’t have the normal girls who used to work their shifts,” she said. “Some of them have husbands who aren’t well, so they’re scared they’re going to get their husbands sick.”NOVA Hudson is a charitable, non-profit organization that receives no federal or provincial funding.It relies on donations to run its stores, and all of the proceeds go to provide nursing care to patients in the community.Ellerbeck says the pandemic has done a number on the stores.

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‘It’s price-gouging’: Ontario Premier Doug Ford slams visitor parking prices in Barrie, Orillia

Non-resident waterfront parking increases in Barrie, Ont. In Barrie, residents require a pass if they want to park at certain waterfront areas, while non-residents are charged $10 per hour, with a daily maximum of $50.

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Bishop Moore high pauses football workouts after student tests positive for COVID-19

ORLANDO, Fla. – Football workouts at Bishop Moore Catholic High School have been paused until at least August after a student tested positive for COVID-19, according to a message from the interim principal.Dr. Erika Wikstrom wrote in an email that football workouts between Tuesday, when the student was last on campus, and Aug.

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Donations pour in after single mom’s lost food stamp plight

MELBOURNE, Fla. – When Nicole Finn blamed the Department of Economic Opportunity for a mistake that cut her weekly food stamps to $16, the News 6 community responded with a wave of generosity.According to News 6 Make Ends Meet’s partner Addition Financial, 30 viewers offered donations from a few dollars to $500 and in fact, one donation came from a family in Houston, Texas.Linh Dang, chief development officer for Addition Financial, said the previous record for the number of viewers who donated to a featured family in need was “five or six.”“They have this warm heart,” Dang said.

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Caring for a loved one with dementia during COVID-19 extra challenging, says expert

COVID-19 pandemic, one group that may be struggling to understand the crisis most is seniors with dementia.An expert on aging, gerontology, and seniors says it’s difficult to broach the subject with a loved one who isn’t aware the pandemic is even happening.“If mom does not realize there’s a pandemic, if mom doesn’t remember all the different changes that are happening right now… you’ve got to work around it,” Jennifer FitzPatrick told 680 CJOB.“I don’t think you want to address it over and over and over again.“Remember back in March, when we heard ‘pandemic’ and there was so much panic?”“Your loved one is probably going through that every time you remind them.”FitzPatrick, who runs the Jenerations healthcare education group, and is also a

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COVID-19 Scan for Jul 24, 2020

A study yesterday in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health found no evidence of COVID-19 transmission between 120 babies born to mothers with COVID-19, even after 2 weeks of breastfeeding with appropriate hygiene precautions.The findings led the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

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No new cases of coronavirus in New Brunswick on Friday

coronavirus on Friday.In total, the province has confirmed 170 cases and 165 recoveries, with three active cases remaining.

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Yukon reports 1 new coronavirus case as resident tests positive outside territory

Yukon resident has tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the territory’s total infection rate to 14 people. Coronavirus travel restrictions between Yukon, B.C.

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Okanagan region leads B.C. in number of new COVID-19 cases

Okanagan is usually top of mind for vacations, wine and fun in the sun.As it turns out, the region is also proving to be the province’s current hot spot for coronavirus cases.The latest statistics from the BC Centre of Disease Control show that 107 cases were reported in the Okanagan between July 10-23. ‘Don’t come here to make new friends’: Kelowna, B.C., mayor on spike in COVID-19 cases The only other areas that came close were in the Lower Mainland, with the Fraser South region (Ladner, Delta, White Rock, Surrey, Langley) having the most at 58 cases.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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