COVID-19 measures and reopened its borders to fully vaccinated individuals earlier this year.New figures released Friday by Statistics Canada for the month of October, showed 263,400 non-resident arrivals at Canadian airports, representing more than a 14-fold increase compared to the same time last year.

COVID-19 travel insurance: costs, coverage and the fine print Among those foreigners who flew in to Canada last month, 114,200 came from the United States and 149,200 from other countries.Starting Aug.

9, Canada eased its travel restrictions — in place since March 2020 — allowing fully vaccinated Americans into the country for non-essential purposes, without having to quarantine upon arrival.On Sept.

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Philly woman who wrote song about gun violence may lose eye after being shot

PHILADELPHIA - A woman who wrote a song about gun violence became a victim and may lose her eye after being shot."He thinks the dinosaur bit it. That’s his comfort," said 22-year-old Diamond Wilson. She says it’s the only way her two young sons Kai'Mod and Nur'Mod can understand the scars and bandages on her face.

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Jennifer Ellison shares health update after being rushed to hospital

the Brookside star shared an image of what appeared to be a cannula in her hand, as she lay in a hospital bed. Jennifer, 38, c aptioned the post: "Back again!" with crying face emojis.

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Thanksgiving travel has begun in the Northeast and many by car, despite high gas prices

NEWARK, Del. - Thanksgiving travel in the Northeast and across the country is underway and it’s only going to get worse as Thursday gets closer. AAA is predicting near pre-pandemic travel volume for the holiday weekend.There is tons of heavy metal moving down I-95, a lot of it driven by folks like Peter.

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Flint home explosion: 2 dead after 3-year-old girl's remains believed to have been found, family says

FLINT, Mich. - A 3-year-old girl who was missing for more than 12 hours after a devastating home explosion in Flint is believed to have been found at the scene. Athena Simerson is the grandmother of the little girl. She told FOX 2's Jessica Dupnack that police notified the family that a body was found and it was presumed to be the girl.

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Proof of COVID-19 vaccine will be required for all US land border crossers

WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden will require essential, nonresident travelers crossing U.S. land borders, such as truck drivers, government and emergency response officials, to be fully vaccinated beginning on Jan.

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Bodycam shows moments after pregnant librarian is killed in alleged road rage incident

ORANGE CITY, Fla. - New body camera video shows the intense moments after a Volusia County librarian was killed in an alleged road rage incident over the weekend. However, investigators have identified the victim as the aggressor.Sara Nicole Morales, 35, was shot outside her house after deputies said she drove home to get a gun following some sort of altercation with a motorcyclist. The new video show deputies telling the man who reportedly pulled the trigger to stay on the ground.

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Quebec ombudswoman calls for review of long-term care model after COVID-19 deaths

Quebec’s top doctor questioned over lack of preparation at inquest into COVID long-term care deaths She concludes government officials took a “hospital-centric” approach to preparing for the pandemic and neglected the danger posed to long-term care homes despite the fragility of their residents.The report paints a picture of a health system that was thrown into chaos, resulting in improvised decisions, confusion around staffing, and a failure to properly apply directives.Almost 4,000 people died in long-term care homes between February and June 2020, accounting for nearly 70 per cent of the deaths reported in Quebec during the first wave.Rinfret’s 27 recommendations include adopting of a risk assessment and management policy in long-term

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Trudeau throne speech lays out vision for COVID-19 rebuild with ‘economy of the future’

Nineteen months into the economic ravages of theCOVID-19 pandemic, Prime MinisterJustin Trudeau is laying out a vision for rebuilding the country towards the “economy of the future.”

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Jet2 cancels flights to Christmas holiday destination after Covid lockdown

Jet2 has cancelled flights to Austria after the country entered lockdown due to an increase in Covid cases.

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Dozens turned away after receiving text for booster jab

The HSE has apologised after 41 people under the age of 60 were incorrectly called in for a booster jab.

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Quebec reports 699 COVID-19 infections, 5 more deaths as vaccination opens for kids 5 to 11

COVID-19 cases on Tuesday and five additional deaths linked to the virus, bringing the death toll since the start of the pandemic to 11,565.Of the new cases, 416 are among people who are not vaccinated or less than two weeks removed from a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Quebec adds 692 COVID-19 infections, 2 deaths with hospitalizations on the rise To date, Quebec has recorded 440,462 infections and 422,571 recoveries for a total of 6,326 active cases.The seven-day average for new daily cases is 728.Pandemic hospitalizations decreased by one over the last day, with 16 people admitted to hospital and 17 discharged, for a total of 203.

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Police apprehend alleged burglar after two chases in Newark

NEWARK, Del. - A foot chase ended with the apprehension of a burglar Monday, police say. The incident happened at approximately 11:15 a.m. when patrol officers were dispatched to the 4000 block of Rosetree Lane for the report of a burglary in progress. When officers arrived at the scene, they noticed what they say appeared to be forced entry into a residence and then they began a search of the area. At this time, one of the officers spotted a person who matched the description provided early by a witness.

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After West Bengal, Maharashtra doctors bat for Covid booster doses for frontline workers

booster Covid-19 dose for healthcare and frontline workers in view of a surge in infections in Europe, reported news agency PTI.

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Police investigating after man, 31, shot to death in West Oak Lane

PHILADELPHIA - A man has died as the result of a shooting in West Oak Lane on Monday. The incident happened at approximately 7:20 p.m. on the 7100 block of Ogontz Avenue.

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Scotland has 2,527 new Covid cases and 17 deaths in last 24 hours

The Scottish Government has confirmed there have been 2,527 new Covid cases in the latest 24 hour period.

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Anti-vaxxer dies after going to 'corona party' to purposely catch Covid-19

Covid-19 after he purposely tried to catch the disease at a party along with several others who are reportedly fighting for their lives.The 55-year-old died in Austria after he attended a ‘Covid Party’, set up for people to go and catch the disease, in northern Italy.Spreading the virus in such a way is classed as a criminal offence in Italy under an emergency law that will remain in place until December 31 this year, unless there is a need to extend it.As well as the man there are currently three more people, including a child, now in hospital in Italy from going to similar parties.Local reports say two of them are currently in intensive care.

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Whisky expert scared of losing smell to Covid won't leave the house

whisky expert has been living in self-imposed lockdown out of fear of losing his sense of smell if he caught Covid-19.Blair Bowman went into his own 'lockdown' a couple of weeks before it was imposed in March 2020.The expert, 31, previously travelled the world including Malaysia, Greece, Norway, Turkey and Spain, for the exciting role which included business dinners and lunches.But for nearly two years Blair and his partner have lived in a 'bubble' in their home in Edinburgh, only leaving their home for walks and trips to pick up grocery shopping via a click and collect service. One of the symptoms associated with coronavirus has been patients losing their senses of smell and taste.

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Police: Pregnant librarian killed in alleged road rage shooting was aggressor

ORANGE CITY, Fla. - A pregnant Volusia County librarian was killed in an alleged road rage incident in Orange City over the weekend. However, investigators have identified the victim as the aggressor.Sara Nicole Morales, 35, was shot outside her house after deputies said she drove home to get a gun following some sort of altercation with a motorcyclist. According to Orange City police officers, Morales was involved in an incident with the motorcyclist on N.

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GPs urge HSE to open walk-in PCR test centres as demand increases

The Health Service Executive has been urged to open up walk-in PCR test centres, following increased demands for the service.

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One in three musicians are still earning nothing after COVID restrictions were lifted

COVID-19 restrictions were lifted over the summer.According to UK charity Help Musicians, almost nine in 10 musicians were earning less than £1,000 per month, and 22 per cent were considering giving up music altogether in a survey conducted in August.The charity also said 83 per cent of professional musicians have been unable to find regular work.Help Musicians said it had seen a 60 per cent increase in people getting in contact for mental health support, with one in eight saying they were experiencing a mental health problem that was preventing them from returning to work.During the pandemic, the charity also distributed £18million to 19,000 struggling musicians.“We recognise that for some musicians, it will take a long time to rebuild and

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Gloucester City High School senior fatally struck by pickup truck on way to school

CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J. - Family and friends are remembering a teen struck and killed while walking to school in Gloucester City, New Jersey. A friend prayed and wept at the site where 17-year-old Christopher Kuhnel was hit by a pickup truck as he walked to school on Friday."It’s just truly heartbreaking.

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Derek Hough Gives Update on His Condition After Missing 'DWTS' Finale Due to COVID-19

Derek Hough is sharing an update on his health after he had to stay home from the Dancing With the Stars finale due to contracting a breakthrough case of COVID-19.

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Man in GoFundMe scam pleads guilty to federal charge

CAMDEN, N.J. - A New Jersey man who conspired with his girlfriend to concoct a feelgood story about a helpful homeless man and then used the lie to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations online pleaded guilty on Monday in federal court, officials said.Mark D'Amico pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Noel Hillman in Camden to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

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Edmonton Elks fire Presson, Sunderland and Elizondo after dismal football season

After one of their worst seasons in decades, the Edmonton Elks board has fired president and CEO Chris Presson, general manager Brock Sunderland and head coach Jaime Elizondo. Dan Grummett has more on the noon news.

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U.S. deer are catching COVID-19. What that means for our fight against the virus

COVID-19, some new studies suggest, with potential implications for the pandemic fight.And while the same hasn’t yet been found in Canadian deer, scientists say that finding the virus in wild animals could spell the end for any hopes of completely eliminating COVID-19 in humans.“Any disease that gets into multiple species, we can’t eradicate,” said Scott Weese, a veterinary infectious disease specialist with the Ontario Veterinary College and director of the Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses.Two recent U.S. studies have found evidence that COVID-19 is in the deer population.

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Pfizer says Covid shot 100% effective in adolescents after 4 months

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Vaccine 100% effective in teenagers after 4 months - Pfizer

Pfizer and BioNTech said their Covid-19 vaccine remained 100% effective in children 12 to 15 years old, four months after the second dose.

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Lucy Mecklenburgh reveals son Roman takes daily medication after health scare

Lucy Mecklenburgh shared the collection of medicines her son Roman has been taking since becoming sick with a virus earlier this year.The 30-year-old and her fiancé Ryan Thomas rushed their one-year-old son to hospital after he turned blue in his cot and couldn’t breathe properly. Lucy previously opened up about how Roman uses an inhaler multiple times throughout the day due to the virus and took to Instagram to give a more detailed look at the medication the toddler requires.

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EU weighs changes to covid certificates, travel rules during surge

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Mum meets new-born baby on FaceTime after giving birth while in a Covid-19 coma

A mum had no idea she had given birth to her baby boy while she was fighting for her life in a coma.

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Over 20 people struck in Waukesha, Wis. after car speeds through Christmas parade, police say

Waukesha Police Chief Daniel Thompson said on Sunday that more than 20 people were struck by a vehicle after an SUV drove through crowds of people who were either participating in a Christmas parade or watching the event earlier that day. Thompson said some of those struck were fatally injured.

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B.C. floods: Border communities’ residents bringing essential goods from U.S. to be exempt from PCR test requirement

Minister of Border Security Bill Blair said on Sunday that after discussions with B.C.’s Minister of Public Safety Mike Farnworth, he believes that accommodation can be made for border communities’ residents who travel to the U.S.

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Security guard arrested after not wearing mask on bus dies in Santa Rita Jail

OAKLAND, Calif. - A security guard from Oakland who died in Santa Rita Jail this week had originally been arrested for not wearing a mask on a bus this summer and then swearing at the bus driver.The story of what happened to Maurice Monk, a 45-year-old security guard who suffered from mental illness and who died alone in a cell on Monday, raises questions about the care he received while incarcerated and why he was in jail in the first place. The sheriff said Monk's death appears to have been from natural causes. He was one of two people to have died in Santa Rita that day.

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India-Singapore to resume flights from Nov 29; Check vaccination, Covid tests, other guidelines

Singapore soon by just presenting two negative COVID-19 tests - one within 48 hours of departure and another on arrival in Singapore.

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Korn’s Jonathan Davis opens up about COVID-19 battle: “I was scared shitless”

Korn frontman Jonathan Davis has opened up about the after-effects of contracting COVID-19 back in August.The singer tested positive for the virus on August 14, two weeks after Korn embarked on their latest US tour. Davis’ contraction meant the band had to cancel six of their scheduled shows. Davis returned to the stage to complete the tour after recovering, however did so by performing seated from a throne and using oxygen onstage.In a new interview with HardDrive Online, Davis spoke to how he struggled with the after-effects of COVID-19, and how he had to push himself to make it to the end of the tour.“I was scared shitless,” he said of receiving a positive result.

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UK recognises Covaxin as valid Covid-19 vaccine for travel from today

From 22 November travellers fully vaccinated with a #COVID19 vaccine recognised by @WHO for Emergency Use Listing, including Covaxin, will not have to self-isolate; so joining those fully vaccinated with Covishield.https://t.co/UyJsryBd0O https://t.co/mZhaqRgB35

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After waiting years for kidney transplant, Sask. woman fears further delays due to health service slowdowns

25-year-old Eden Janzen has already been waiting years for a kidney transplant. She worries Saskatchewan’s COVID-19-related health service slowdowns mean her treatment will be even further delayed.

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Changes to saliva testing requirements

The Ministry has updated the position on the use of saliva for diagnostic testing for COVID-19. This means saliva testing for surveillance purposes for some groups of workers can be reduced from twice weekly to once a week, and there is no need for a follow-up nasopharyngeal swab to confirm a positive saliva test result.

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Haiti kidnapping: 2 missionaries freed weeks after abduction, organization says

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Two of 17 abducted members of a missionary group have been freed in Haiti and are safe, "in good spirits and being cared for," their Ohio-based church organization announced Sunday.Christian Aid Ministries issued a statement saying it could not give the names of those released, why they were freed or other information."While we rejoice at this release, our hearts are with the 15 people who are still being held," the group said.RELATED: Bay Area humanitarian groups warn of dangers in Haiti after kidnappingsThe missionaries were kidnapped by the 400 Mawozo gang on Oct. 16.

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Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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