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How California dealt with COVID-19 oxygen supply issues

As the COVID-19 pandemic hit California, its healthcare facilities started having oxygen supply problems: Too many people were needing ventilatory support too quickly.

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Living with the virus: Quebec health minister pens open letter amid rising COVID-19 cases

More variants of the virus are likely, he said, creating a pandemic that could persist for months or years.“Instead of looking for the date when all this will end, we will have to learn to live with the virus,” Dubé said. “We will have to accept a certain number of cases and a certain number of hospitalizations if we want to return to a normal life.”Daily COVID-19 cases continued to rise Friday in Quebec, with health officials reporting 750 new infections.

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No covid jabs for 12-15 year olds despite case numbers rising in Scotland since schools reopening

Scotland faces another rising tide of covid infections after the school summer holidays.

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Rising COVID numbers in the Northern Health region bring new restrictions

B.C. health officials are extending new public health orders to the Northern Health region of the province as COVID-19 cases there continue to grow.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers are '100-percent vaccinated' against COVID-19, head coach Bruce Arians says: report

Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers huddles his offense against the Houston Texans during a NFL preseason game at NRG Stadium on August 28, 2021 in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images) TAMPA, Fla. - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are "100-percent vaccinated as an organization" against COVID-19, head coach Bruce Arians said Thursday, according to ESPN.Arians said that means all players and staff have been vaccinated against the virus.

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3 fatalities reported in Montgomery County, death toll rises after Ida’s remnants hit region

NORRISTOWN, Pa. - The remnants of Hurricane Ida inundated large swaths of the northeastern U.S. with historic and unanticipated fury Wednesday night, killing at least 16 people in flooding in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania as basement apartments suddenly filled with water, rivers and creeks swelled to record levels and roadways turned into car-swallowing canals.Eight people died when they became trapped in flooded basements, New York City police said.

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NWS to survey damage for more possible tornadoes in Pennsylvania, New Jersey

PHILADELPHIA - The National Weather Service will be surveying damage in a number of areas in Pennsylvania and New Jersey Thursday for possible tornadoes.NWS crews will be heading out to Mullica Hill, New Jersey where a confirmed tornado ripped through a number of homes and caused other destruction. They’ll also be surveying parts of Salem County up through Camden County. Confirmed "large and extremely dangerous" tornadoes were located over Willow Grove, Washington Crossing in Pennsylvania and Woodbury, New Jersey.

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Saskatchewan students head back to school for 2nd time during pandemic

Kids and teachers are heading back to class in the midst of a global pandemic, but this time, with some experience with the restrictions and regulations.

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Kate Garraway says Derek sleeps for '20 hours a day' in 'devastating' long Covid update

Kate Garraway provided a "devastating" update on husband Derek Draper's on-going suffering with long Covid on Good Morning Britain.In March last year, medical specialists placed Derek into an induced coma and later established he'd developed holes in vital organs as he battled the deadly virus.After being hospitalised for more than a year, Kate and her family were relieved to receive the news that he would finally be coming home - but Derek had a long recovery ahead.Speaking to Dr Hilary Jones, Kate updated on Derek situation, explaining that he suffers from extreme fatigue and sleeps for 20 hours a day.She said: "People who have had it mildly are starting to argue that it's the same as flu, because flu can be devastating to people as

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Quebec hair salon requires customers to be vaccinated, even if business doesn’t require passport

COVID-19 to access some non-essential services.While gyms, restaurants and movie theatres are on the government’s list of places requiring proof of vaccination, hair salons and other businesses offering personal and beauty care are not.That came as a shock to Montreal-area hairdresser Lysa Wierzbicki. She’s been in the business for almost 10 years and runs her own salon.“The proximity with which we work with our clients is just ridiculously close,” she said.

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One alcoholic drink raises risk of irregular heartbeat, study suggests

LOS ANGELES - A single alcoholic drink was associated with a two-fold increased risk of atrial fibrillation, or irregular heartbeat, researchers found.The findings, published in Annals of Internal Medicine, appear to contradict the perception that alcohol can be "cardioprotective," according to the University of California San Francisco. The study was funded by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and involved 100 participants, most of whom were white males, and 56 had at least one atrial fibrillation episode. "Contrary to a common belief that atrial fibrillation is associated with heavy alcohol consumption, it appears that even one alcohol drink may be enough to increase the risk," Dr.

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Students and teachers head back to school during pandemic

Kids and teachers are heading back to the classrooms for the second time in the midst of a global pandemic with some experience in restrictions and regulations.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan students head back to school for second time during pandemic

COVID-19.Kids and teachers are heading back to the classrooms for the second time in the midst of a global pandemic with some experience in restrictions and regulations.Even with COVID-19 cases on the rise in Saskatchewan, the first day still brought its regular excitement according to the Saskatoon Public Schools Communications Manager, Veronica Baker.

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North Carolina high school shooting: 1 dead, suspect in custody

FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C. - Authorities in Winston-Salem, North Carolina said one student was killed in a shooting at Mt. Tabor High School Wednesday.

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Selena Gomez introduces a refreshing dessert dedicated to expanding access to mental health services

Selena Gomez is making sure her sweetness goes beyond her personality. The singer, actress, and businesswoman just introduced The Selena Sundae to the Serendipity3 restaurant’s menu.

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Covid certificates could be introduced as Renfrewshire death toll rises

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensIn total 194 Renfrewshire residents have died of Covid-19 this year so far.The news comes as the Scottish Government confirms it is considering the introduction of vaccine passports for entry to nightclubs, stadiums and mass events.If approved by the Scottish Parliament it would mean passports would be required for entry to Paisley’s nightclubs and St Mirren’s SMiSA stadium.

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Stacey Solomon considers home birth to 'lessen Covid risk' as she reveals bump has 'dropped'

Stacey Solomon has given an insight into her birth plan as she is set to welcome her fourth child and first girl with fiancé Joe Swash. The 31 year old, who is currently redecorating her utility room is a gorgeous green shade, has been updating her 4.6million Instagram followers on her upcoming birth as she prepares to welcome her daughter.

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India jobless rate rises in August as Covid hits hiring activity

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Edmonton family stranded in Morocco amid rising COVID-19 cases

An Edmonton family is stranded in Morocco, waiting for news on how and when they’ll get home. Their flight was suddenly suspended after a spike in COVID-19 cases. Sarah Komadina has more.

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Helping students deal with uncertainty as they head back to school amid COVID-19 pandemic

As students prepare to head back to school, Global Calgary’s Linda Olsen speaks to Stephen Walker with the Calgary Counselling Centre to discuss the anxiety that comes with the uncertainty during another school year during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Calgary parents, school boards prepare for back to school amid rising COVID-19 cases

Most Calgary students head back to class Wednesday, as both major school boards share more about their COVID-19 measures. Adam MacVicar reports.

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COVID-19: Excitement, anxiety as Montreal kids head back to school

At St. Monica, a cheer went up from parents as the rows of masked children were led into the building.Jayda’s mother, Chelsea Watts-Smith, decided to homeschool her last year out of fears the constant school closures would be too disruptive.

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US hate crimes rise to highest level in 12 years, FBI data shows

WASHINGTON - Hate crimes reported in the United States rose to the highest level in 12 years, with a notable increase in such crimes motivated by race, ethnicity and ancestry, and by gender identity, data from the FBI's annual hate crime statistics report shows. A total of 7,759 hate crimes were reported in 2020, a 6.1% increase from the year prior and the highest level reported since 2008. Hate crimes increased against both Black people and members of the Asian-American Pacific Islander community, the report shows. The release of the FBI’s hate crime statistics data comes after a tumultuous year, which included a global pandemic that brought illness, death, lockdowns, and a devastated economy.

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‘Our behaviour has to change’: Dr. Craig Jenne on rising COVID-19 numbers in Alberta

Infectious disease expert Dr. Craig Jenne says that he believes adding mask mandates back into public health measures is necessary as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise in Alberta.

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Head of Justice Centre who admitted to having Manitoba judge followed welcomed back

Head of Justice Centre taking leave after hiring investigator to trail Manitoba judge Carpay was placed on a leave of absence in July.“Surveilling public officials is not what we do. We condemn what was done without reservation,” the Centre’s board said.Carpay’s admission that he hired someone to watch a judge overseeing a case in Manitoba was widely condemned and prompted formal complaints of misconduct.Chief Justice Glenn Joyal held a special hearing after learning a private investigator had been hired to find embarrassing information about him breaking public health regulations.Joyal has yet to rule on the case involving seven Manitoba churches, represented by the Justice Centre, who are challenging public health orders.

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Covid third wave in India? Cases rising in some states indicates the same: ICMR

coronavirus may reach its peak around October, news agency ANI tweeted.

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Philadelphia students excited to head back to the classroom as parents express concern

PHILADELPHIA - For so many districts, Monday was the first day of school. Philadelphia students are back in the classroom Tuesday, beginning a school year full of excitement and anxiety."I’m excited to see friends again, because it’s been a long time," sixth grader Hawa Bangra stated.Fifth grader Zaliyah Simpson exclaimed, "I’m excited to have a teacher in person."Students beyond happy to be heading back to school in the Philadelphia school district.

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University of Regina students head back to campus for first day of fall 2021 semester

University of Regina (U of R) are once again filled with students, following months of pandemic learning.The U of R fall semester began Monday with about 20 per cent of classes resuming in-person, while the rest remain online.“You’re going to see a lot of people floating in and out, and it’s good because we’re starting to normalize operations,” said U of R president Jeff Keshen.

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Wildfire near Penticton, B.C. balloons to 100 hectares, marches towards luxury development

wildfire, burning southwest of Penticton, B.C., crested the ridge and crept down the mountainside on Sunday night, threatening a luxury hillside residential development.The wildfire, first discovered on Aug. 28, was described by locals as looking like a volcano had erupted as bright orange flames illuminated the night sky.

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Upper Darby School District students head back to the classroom

UPPER DARBY, Pa. - Students in the Upper Darby School District headed back to the classroom Monday with safety precautions in place. Hundreds of front-facing desks between the cafeteria and in a back gym at Beverly Hills Middle School were ready for students.

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Canada election: Anger over pandemic campaign rises as some feel unsafe voting in person, poll shows

Anger over an election being called during the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is not going away among Canadians, according to a new poll conducted by Ipsos exclusively for Global News, and has in fact risen as the campaign continues with 58 per cent of those surveyed agreeing that the country should not be in the middle of a campaign right now.

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WHO’s EU head backs COVID-19 boosters — but only for the vulnerable

World Health Organization‘s European branch says he agrees with the top U.S. infectious diseases expert that a third dose of coronavirus vaccines can help protect the people most vulnerable, and it shouldn’t be seen as a “luxury booster.”Dr.

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Anger over pandemic election rises as some Canadians feel unsafe voting in person: poll

election being called amid the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is not going away, a new poll suggests — in fact, it has risen as the campaign has gone on.The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found 58 per cent of those surveyed agree the country should not be holding an election right now, up two points over the past two weeks.“This is a persistent issue … the feeling that having this election at this time is inappropriate,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs.“It’s not like it was mandated. The government wasn’t defeated.

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Number of patients in hospital with Covid-19 rises

There has been an increase in the number of patients being treated in hospital for Covid-19.

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Alabama health official says there’s ‘no room’ for rising COVID-19 death toll

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A top Alabama health official said the state cannot physically keep up with the rising COVID-19 death toll.For the first time since the start of the pandemic, the state activated two of its four refrigerated trailers in Mobile and Baldwin counties."These are typically held in case of a mass casualty event for example, when a large number of bodies appear at one time. This is actually a situation that is happening in Alabama hospitals now," Dr.

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Adult film star Ron Jeremy indicted on more than 30 counts of sexual assault

LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 26: Adult film star Ron Jeremy appears for arraignment on rape and sexual assault charges at Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center on June 26, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.

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Teacher took off mask for read-aloud and infected half the class with COVID-19, CDC report says

the report states.Classroom layout and seating chart for 24 students in index patient’s class, by SARS-CoV-2 testing date, result or status, and symptoms — Marin County, California, May–June 2021. Image: CDC RELATED: COVID-19 cases jump at Arkansas schools in 2nd week of classesAlso on May 22, students in another classroom who differed in age by three years and were also ineligible for vaccination started showing symptoms. Fourteen of 18 students in this separate grade received testing, with six testing positive according to the CDC.One student in this grade was learned to have had a sleepover on May 21 with two classmates.

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Investigators rule out some causes as to what killed California family hiking near Yosemite

MARIPOSA, Calif. - Investigators are ruling out what may have killed a family who was found dead in the Sierra National Forest but have still not determined what caused their death. The bodies of Ellen Chung, John Gerrish and their 1-year-old daughter, as well as their family dog, were all found last week in the Devil's Gulch area of the Merced River, south of Yosemite.The Mariposa County Sheriff's office has now ruled out exposure to chemicals from a mine along the trail, as well as the use of a gun or other weapon, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.They have not yet ruled out toxic algae from a nearby river.Authorities are still waiting for toxicology reports and cell phone data, though the remote area where the bodies were found had

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Robert F. Kennedy’s assassin Sirhan Sirhan wins parole

Sirhan Sirhan in 2008 (left photo: Bureau of Prisons/Getty Images) and in 1968 (Right photo: Keystone/Getty Images) SAN DIEGO - Sirhan Sirhan, the man convicted in the 1968 shooting death of Robert F. Kennedy, has won parole.At a hearing Friday, Kennedy’s sons told a California parole board they supported Sirhan’s release.

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Hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients rising again in Alberta

As cases of COVID-19 increase again in Alberta, infectious disease expert Dr. Craig Jenne says Alberta is going to need a change to slow the curve.

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SoCal Marine identified as one of 13 US servicemembers killed in Kabul airport suicide bombing attack

LOS ANGELES - A Southern California native has been identified as one of the 13 U.S. servicemembers killed in a suicide bombing attack outside Kabul's airport in Afghanistan on Thursday.U.S.

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Unvaccinated teacher in US infected 12 students

An unvaccinated teacher at a primary school in California spread the coronavirus to at least 26 other people, including 12 students in their classroom.

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Weather Authority: Heat continues Friday with wet weekend ahead

PHILADELPHIA - As the heat wave continues to bake the Delaware Valley on Friday, forecasters expect scattered showers will help bring an end to the sweltering hot conditions over the weekend. A Heat Advisory issued by the National Weather Service for counties in Pennsylvania and New Jersey will last until 8 p.m. The weather service also extended a region-wide Flash Flood Watch that will run until Saturday night. A muggy morning will give way to even more oppressive conditions as temperatures will rise into the 90s around noontime.

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Lytton, B.C. left to rebuild after devastating fire amid climate crisis

British Columbia is in the midst of one of the worst fire seasons on record. There have been 1,500 fires so far this year, forcing thousands of people from their homes.

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Man shot in head by apparent acquaintance outside bar in North Philadelphia, police say

A 33-year-old man is in critical condition after police say he was followed out of a bar in North Philadelphia and shot in the head. NORTH PHILADELPHIA - A man is fighting for his life after police say he was followed out of a bar in North Philadelphia early Friday morning and shot in the head.Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the intersection of 32nd and Allegheny streets just after 12:30 a.m.

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‘Nothing good to say about the policy’: Experts slam Trudeau’s bank tax promise

COVID-19 recovery received failing grades from a number of experts.On Wednesday, Trudeau pledged to raise the corporate tax rate on large banks and insurance companies by three percentage points – to 18 per cent from 15 per cent – on earnings over $1 billion. A re-elected Liberal government would also establish a Canada Recovery Dividend meant to help fund the next four years of Canada’s recovery.

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