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Coronavirus: Doug Ford, Justin Trudeau push vigilance as COVID-19 cases rise

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COVID-19 case numbers have jumped to the highest level in Ontario in 10 weeks. Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a stark warning: If we are not vigilant, we will continue to see a rise.

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Doug Ford - Katherine Ward - Coronavirus: Ontario restricts social gatherings amid COVID-19 case surge - globalnews.ca

20.09.2020 / 00:27

Coronavirus: Ontario restricts social gatherings amid COVID-19 case surge

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Saturday that COVID-19 pandemic rules would be changing immediately with cases surging. Informal gathering will now be limited to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors. Katherine Ward reports.

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Doug Ford - Jason Kenney - François Legault - Brian Pallister - Erin Otoole - Yves François Blanchet - Alberta Premier Jason Kenney not self-isolating after premiers’ meeting with COVID-19 case connection - globalnews.ca

19.09.2020 / 20:11

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney not self-isolating after premiers’ meeting with COVID-19 case connection

Premier Jason Kenney will not be isolating after a meeting with Quebec’s premier, who is currently self-isolating after coming into contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19, this week.The positive case is Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole, who got the news late Friday, hours after Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet issued a statement that he, too, had tested positive.Kenney’s connection to O’Toole is due to the fact that he met with Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister and Quebec Premier Francois Legault on Friday.So far, none of the premiers at that meeting have symptoms, but Legault said late Friday that he had met with O’Toole earlier in the week and would be isolating and getting tested.

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Doug Ford - Doug Ford calls on Health Canada to focus on reviewing rapid COVID-19 antigen tests - globalnews.ca - Canada

19.09.2020 / 19:33

Doug Ford calls on Health Canada to focus on reviewing rapid COVID-19 antigen tests

COVID-19 antigen tests in the hope that one will be approved and used to alleviate the surging testing demand in the province.“That should be their number one priority,” Ford said.“I know Health Canada is doing a great job. They’re extremely, extremely busy but this should be the number one priority.”Ford made the remarks during a rare Saturday press conference in which he announced that new gathering restrictions would be expanded to the entire province amid a spike in coronavirus cases.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford says pharmacy testing intended for people not showing symptoms - globalnews.ca

19.09.2020 / 18:29

Coronavirus: Ford says pharmacy testing intended for people not showing symptoms

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Saturday that testing at pharmacies, which the province plans to launch next week, would be intended for people who aren’t showing symptoms of COVID-19.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario cracks down on social gathering sizes across entire province - globalnews.ca

19.09.2020 / 17:17

Coronavirus: Ontario cracks down on social gathering sizes across entire province

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Saturday announced his government would limit the size of social gatherings across the entire province, with more than 400 cases of COVID-19 reported for a second day.

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Doug Ford - Christine Elliott - Ontario reports more than 400 new coronavirus cases for 2nd day in a row - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - city Ottawa - county York - region Halton

19.09.2020 / 16:18

Ontario reports more than 400 new coronavirus cases for 2nd day in a row

coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 46,484.It’s the second day in a row the province has reported more than 400 cases, with 401 being reported on Friday.Of the new cases, 129 are from Toronto, 94 from Peel Region, 55 from Ottawa, 28 from York Region, and 18 from Halton Region. Ontario hospital workers’ union concerned with Doug Ford’s pharmacy testing plan “Seventy-one per cent of today’s cases are in people under the age of 40,” Health Minister Christine Elliott noted on Twitter.Elliott said the province completed nearly 39,000 additional tests, marking a provincial record.

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Doug Ford - Ontario hospital workers’ union concerned with Doug Ford’s pharmacy testing plan - globalnews.ca

19.09.2020 / 14:57

Ontario hospital workers’ union concerned with Doug Ford’s pharmacy testing plan

COVID-19 testing to pharmacies, as Premier Doug Ford pushed Friday to start the program later next week.Ontario is expected in the coming days to unveil a plan to grant community pharmacies the ability to test for COVID-19 as it grapples with hours-long waits at some of the province’s 148 assessment centres.Ford said last week he has been in discussions with groups that represents pharmacists and the major retailers that own Shoppers Drug Mart and Rexall.

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Justin Trudeau - N.B. restaurants, advocates call for extension of federal wage subsidy - globalnews.ca - Canada

18.09.2020 / 22:51

N.B. restaurants, advocates call for extension of federal wage subsidy

COVID-19.His business was completely closed in March for three weeks before reopening as a take-out-only service.Babineau was able to reopen to customers when provincial restrictions were relaxed during the summer, and says an expanded patio allowed him to bring in more customers.He says the CEWS program helped him get through.“It was definitely given to help us keep staffing levels as close to full as we were able to,” Babineau said.“It was needed.

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Justin Trudeau - Public Health - Health Canada - Canada’s Public Health Agency president resigns amid rising coronavirus cases - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario

18.09.2020 / 21:59

Canada’s Public Health Agency president resigns amid rising coronavirus cases

coronavirus without a leader, amid rising cases of the virus in some of Canada’s most populous provinces.In a letter to staff released by Health Canada, Namiesniowski said she needed “to take a break” and “step aside so someone else can step up” to lead the public health agency tasked with coordinating Canada’s response to COVID-19. Namiesniowski was appointed to the job in May 2019.Her resignation comes as caseloads of the virus have surged in Ontario, B.C.

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Justin Trudeau - Deena Hinshaw - Patty Hajdu - Still no timeline for when Alberta will have access to federal COVID-19 tracking app - globalnews.ca

18.09.2020 / 21:38

Still no timeline for when Alberta will have access to federal COVID-19 tracking app

Justin Trudeau confirmed residents in Saskatchewan and New Brunswick can now download and use the federal COVID-19 app, but there’s still no word on when COVID Alert will be available in Alberta. COVID Alert app now available in Saskatchewan While speaking to media Friday about the first likely in-school transmission of COVID-19 in Alberta, the province’s chief medical officer of health said they’re still working on it.“It was announced several weeks ago that Alberta has determined that we will eventually be using the federal app, however, there are still several details that still need to be worked out,” Dr.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Premier Ford calls on federal government to provide $70 billion funding for healthcare - globalnews.ca

18.09.2020 / 20:41

Coronavirus: Premier Ford calls on federal government to provide $70 billion funding for healthcare

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Friday that provinces across the country spend around $188 billion annually on healthcare while the federal government is contributing only $42 billion of that cost, calling in the feds to “step up to the plate” and increase their funding to $70 billion.

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Doug Ford - Social gathering restrictions will expand to other parts of Ontario, Doug Ford says - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

18.09.2020 / 20:09

Social gathering restrictions will expand to other parts of Ontario, Doug Ford says

Doug Ford says newly announced restrictions on social gatherings in three provincial virus hot spots will be expanded to other areas of Ontario.Ford says some mayors and regional medical officers of health have indicated they would also like to see the rules applied to their municipalities.Ford says he will be discussing the further tightening of the rules with his cabinet, but gave no further details about the plan.On Thursday, the premier announced that he was cracking down on people holding social gatherings in Toronto, Ottawa, and Peel, were virus cases have increased.

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Doug Ford - Strict limits on private gatherings requested as coronavirus cases rise in London, Ont. - globalnews.ca - city London

18.09.2020 / 18:57

Strict limits on private gatherings requested as coronavirus cases rise in London, Ont.

take an education-first approach, but tactics appear to be changing after spiralling community outbreaks of the novel coronavirus. Anger from London, Ont.

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Justin Trudeau - Conservative Party - COMMENTARY: Prime Minister Trudeau plays his hand in game of election poker - globalnews.ca

18.09.2020 / 14:31

COMMENTARY: Prime Minister Trudeau plays his hand in game of election poker

COVID-19 pandemic.“As we’ve been struggling with this pandemic, we’ve also seen, laid visible, many different weaknesses within Canadian society, gaps in our social safety net, people who are falling through the cracks,” Trudeau said.“More than ever, we need an economy that benefits all Canadians.” Most Canadians comfortable with an election amid coronavirus — what would it look like? It sets up a throne speech expected to contain lofty, ambitious and expensive goals like a possible new national drug plan, child-care programs and expanded social programs.Then it will be time for MPs to vote.

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Justin Trudeau - Surge in coronavirus cases forcing Trudeau to scale back on green ambitions: sources - globalnews.ca

18.09.2020 / 12:56

Surge in coronavirus cases forcing Trudeau to scale back on green ambitions: sources

COVID-19 cases is forcing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to scale back his plan to outline an ambitious green economic recovery package next week.In a speech seen as a possible campaign template in the case of an early election, Trudeau is set to pledge an expansion of unemployment benefits, federal money for child care, as well as some pro-environmental elements including a retrofit program to make buildings more energy-efficient, sources said. Premiers likely to ask for billions more in health care ahead of feds’ throne speech A month ago Trudeau handed the reins of the finance ministry to his deputy prime minister and trusted aide Chrystia Freeland as he promised “bold” solutions in a green strategy that would be outlined on Sept.

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Jason Kenney - Brian Pallister - Premiers likely to ask for billions more in health care ahead of feds’ throne speech - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa - county Ford

18.09.2020 / 12:31

Premiers likely to ask for billions more in health care ahead of feds’ throne speech

Justin Trudeau’s minority Liberal government could hinge.Quebec’s Francois Legault, Ontario’s Doug Ford, Alberta’s Jason Kenney and Manitoba’s Brian Pallister plan to hold a news conference in Ottawa to spell out what they hope to see in the speech.Billions more for health care is likely to top their list.

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Doug Ford - Sumon Chakrabarti - Should you get a COVID-19 test before a gathering? One doctor weighs in - globalnews.ca

17.09.2020 / 18:11

Should you get a COVID-19 test before a gathering? One doctor weighs in

coronavirus wave that may have begun, as some provinces are seeing an increase in the number of cases since June.Ontario Premier Doug Ford recently warned the province about certain parts of the province re-entering another lockdown phase. On Thursday, sources told Global News this could mean limiting social gatherings to 10 indoors and 25 outdoors in the province.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Ontario Premier lowering social gathering limit in COVID-19 hotspot regions - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - city Ottawa

17.09.2020 / 17:46

Ontario Premier lowering social gathering limit in COVID-19 hotspot regions

The current limit on private social gatherings is 50 people indoors and 100 outdoors but Premier Doug Ford is lowering those numbers in Peel Region, Toronto and Ottawa as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Ontario. He’s warning those who violate the new restrictions will face the highest fines in the country.

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Justin Trudeau - Scott Thompson - Scott Thompson: Just because an election is possible doesn’t mean we want one - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.09.2020 / 15:12

Scott Thompson: Just because an election is possible doesn’t mean we want one

Canada must implement ‘distance voting’ for MPs in wake of coronavirus, Trudeau says That could be because even in the short time since he prorogued government, COVID-19 cases in Canada have ticked upwards slowly, closing the sunny-ways window of opportunity to call an election while poll numbers are traditionally high for a leader during a crisis.With that window closing, Trudeau is playing with fire in triggering an election at this time, especially when Canadians are focused on back to school and a rise in new cases.However, it’s hard not to believe that was his intention even just a few weeks ago: distracting from the WE Charity scandal, thereby throwing opposition parties into a situation they were not ready for.If Trudeau doesn’t

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Doug Ford - Ontario tightens private gathering restrictions to 10 indoors, 25 outdoors in Toronto, Peel and Ottawa: sources - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

17.09.2020 / 14:57

Ontario tightens private gathering restrictions to 10 indoors, 25 outdoors in Toronto, Peel and Ottawa: sources

coronavirus cases and make up the bulk of Ontario’s daily COVID-19 case count.The new limits do not apply to businesses and are only targeting private gatherings.The previous limits were 50 people allowed indoors and 100 people allowed outdoors.However, the government said it is still discussing with the health table to finalize numbers for gatherings. The final details will be announced at Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference with Ontario’s chief medical officer of health Dr.

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Justin Trudeau - Loan program for Canada’s biggest companies ‘ineffective,’ experts say - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.09.2020 / 14:50

Loan program for Canada’s biggest companies ‘ineffective,’ experts say

coronavirus pandemic, none of the applications have been approved and no money has been allocated.The Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility (LEEFF) was announced by the Liberals on May 11, as part of the federal government’s emergency economic response to the COVID-19 outbreak.The loans, starting at $60 million, were to be made available to companies that employ large numbers of Canadians and have at least $300 million in annual revenue, to provide short-term assistance to help them weather the pandemic.

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Justin Trudeau - Erin Otoole - Yves-François Blanchet - Elizabeth May - Trudeau to speak with opposition leaders on upcoming throne speech - globalnews.ca - Canada

17.09.2020 / 11:45

Trudeau to speak with opposition leaders on upcoming throne speech

Justin Trudeau will begin consultations Thursday with opposition leaders about next week’s throne speech, which could theoretically bring down his minority Liberal government if no opposition party supports it.He is to speak by phone with Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet, who is in self-isolation along with most of his 31 MPs after an aide tested positive Monday for COVID-19.

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Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Trudeau says handling pandemic ‘job one,’ throne speech has several elements - globalnews.ca

17.09.2020 / 06:15

Coronavirus: Trudeau says handling pandemic ‘job one,’ throne speech has several elements

Asked about previous comments to Global News that the throne speech would including an “ambitious green agenda” and whether that’s changed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stressed that the COVID-19 pandemic is “job one.” He said the pandemic has also shown gaps for people, with some “falling through the cracks,” and while green tech will help to “build back better,” they need to ensure they focus on protecting Canadians from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Ontario government scrambles to deal with long coronavirus testing lineups - globalnews.ca

17.09.2020 / 00:25

Ontario government scrambles to deal with long coronavirus testing lineups

If you’re looking to get a coronavirus test right now, you might have to wait for hours in line. Premier Doug Ford says the government wasn’t caught off guard. Travis Dhanraj has more on how some are disputing Ford’s assertion.

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Justin Trudeau - Canada must implement ‘distance voting’ for MPs in wake of coronavirus, Trudeau says - globalnews.ca - Canada

16.09.2020 / 22:18

Canada must implement ‘distance voting’ for MPs in wake of coronavirus, Trudeau says

Justin Trudeau said the federal government will be moving ahead with a hybrid model for Parliament that will include “distance voting” in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic.If approved by the House Standing Committee, the new model could allow members of parliament to be both physically in the chamber and represented through video conference.“It would be extremely unfair for MPs in more remote sectors or particularly vulnerable sectors to not be able to speak up for their constituents,” Trudeau said Wednesday.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Premier Ford announces COVID-19 symptoms screening tool for students, teachers - globalnews.ca

16.09.2020 / 20:22

Coronavirus: Premier Ford announces COVID-19 symptoms screening tool for students, teachers

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Wednesday announced a new tool available at Ontario’s government website for students, teachers and support staff to use for screening COVID-19 symptoms.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford promises ‘severe, severe fines’ for new social gathering rules - globalnews.ca

16.09.2020 / 20:22

Coronavirus: Ford promises ‘severe, severe fines’ for new social gathering rules

While he didn’t announce new social gathering rules on Wednesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford did say that “severe, severe fines” would be handed out to those breaking them, and noted the fines would be the “highest in the country.”

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Ford government to reduce limit on social gatherings amid rise in coronavirus cases, sources say - globalnews.ca

16.09.2020 / 15:22

Ford government to reduce limit on social gatherings amid rise in coronavirus cases, sources say

coronaviurs cases in the province, senior government sources confirm to Global News.Sources said that a proposal will be brought before cabinet Wednesday.

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Justin Trudeau - Trudeau to wrap up cabinet retreat as coronavirus cases surge across Canada - globalnews.ca - Canada

16.09.2020 / 11:48

Trudeau to wrap up cabinet retreat as coronavirus cases surge across Canada

Justin Trudeau is to wrap up two and a half days of cabinet meetings Wednesday aimed at plotting a course through the COVID-19 health crisis.Bold talk of an audacious plan to rebuild the shattered economy gave way during the meetings to the more immediate challenge of confronting the potential for a second deadly wave of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19.Cases of COVID-19 have been on the rise across the country for the past several weeks.Consequently, ministers have been focused almost exclusively on how to protect the health of Canadians and avert the potential for another economy-ravaging, nation-wide shutdown like the one that threw millions of Canadians out of work last spring.The pandemic has already upended the government’s

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Doug Ford - Ontario’s premier reacts to long COVID-19 testing wait times - globalnews.ca

16.09.2020 / 00:41

Ontario’s premier reacts to long COVID-19 testing wait times

Premier Doug Ford has vowed there will be an announcement from his government in response to long COVID-19 testing wait times. Shallima Maharaj has the details.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario Premier Ford hints at announcement to reduce long lines at COVID-19 testing centres - globalnews.ca

15.09.2020 / 20:24

Coronavirus: Ontario Premier Ford hints at announcement to reduce long lines at COVID-19 testing centres

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Tuesday hinted that an announcement to reduce the long lines at COVID-19 testing centres could be coming soon, with pharmacies possibly acting as an alternative.

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Justin Trudeau - Rising coronavirus case numbers appear to ease threat of Canadian federal election - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Hall - Ottawa, county Hall

15.09.2020 / 20:22

Rising coronavirus case numbers appear to ease threat of Canadian federal election

coronavirus.Fears of a COVID-19 resurgence hung over the distinct Old City Hall building down the street from Rideau Hall in Ottawa on Tuesday as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his ministers met behind closed doors for a second straight day to plot a path through — and eventually beyond — the pandemic.Yet politics were also heavy in the air as talk moved to the return of Parliament with a throne speech on Sept. 23 that Trudeau had previously suggested would lay out a bold plan for rebuilding Canada’s economy.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Premier Ford announces deal to produce ventilators in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

15.09.2020 / 20:22

Coronavirus: Premier Ford announces deal to produce ventilators in Ontario

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Tuesday announced a deal with Linamar to produce 10,000 ventilators in Guelph, Ont. to add to the provincial stockpile in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford discusses possible shutdowns after COVID-19 cases rise in different regions - globalnews.ca

15.09.2020 / 20:22

Coronavirus: Ford discusses possible shutdowns after COVID-19 cases rise in different regions

Doug Ford on Tuesday was asked about rising COVID-19 cases in different regions, saying that announcements will be happening in the coming days to help curb the rise in cases.

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Doug Ford - Vic Fedeli - Premier Doug Ford to visit Guelph on Tuesday - globalnews.ca

15.09.2020 / 15:09

Premier Doug Ford to visit Guelph on Tuesday

Doug Ford is scheduled to spend Tuesday afternoon in Guelph touring a local manufacturing facility.Ford is expected to be joined by Vic Fedeli, minister of economic development, job creation and trade, at Linamar for a tour of its new innovation hub. More lockdowns possible if Ontario’s coronavirus cases continue to increase, Doug Ford says The premier is expected to make an announcement at 1 p.m.

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Doug Ford - Bill Kelly - Bill Kelly: We’re letting our guard down on COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

15.09.2020 / 15:09

Bill Kelly: We’re letting our guard down on COVID-19

COVID-19 in the last couple of days, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he’s considering strategic shutdowns in provincial hotspots.That’s bad news for struggling businesses who are trying to get back on their feet from the first shutdown, and the sad fact of the matter is, we’ve only got ourselves to blame.We in Ontario were feeling pretty good about ourselves for flattening the curve and reducing the incidence of new COVID-19 cases.

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Travis Dhanraj - Ontario reports 251 new coronavirus cases, almost half in Toronto and Peel Region - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

15.09.2020 / 13:55

Ontario reports 251 new coronavirus cases, almost half in Toronto and Peel Region

reporting 251 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Tuesday, according to a Ministry of Health spokesperson.The spokesperson told Global News 73 cases were recorded in Toronto and 42 in Peel Region, which is almost half of Tuesday’s case count.The provincial total now stands at 45,068.Tuesday’s case count is a significant decrease from Monday, which saw 313 cases.A full breakdown of numbers will be released by the ministry at 10:30 a.m.More to come.#BREAKING: Health Minister @celliottability's office tells @globalnews the latest #COVID19 numbers in Ontario251 new cases 73 in Toronto42 in PeelThe full breakdown will be released as usual around 10:30am #Onpoli— Travis Dhanraj (@Travisdhanraj) September 15, 2020 [ Sign up for our Health IQ

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Justin Trudeau - Trudeau, ministers to plan Canada’s post-coronavirus path in 2nd day of retreat - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

15.09.2020 / 11:33

Trudeau, ministers to plan Canada’s post-coronavirus path in 2nd day of retreat

Justin Trudeau and his ministers will hole up for a second day to plot the country’s path through — and eventually beyond — the COVID-19 pandemic.Talk of setting a bold new post-pandemic course for Canada at the cabinet retreat gave way Monday to grim warnings that the pandemic is far from over and that the country could be in for a second deadly wave this fall. Canada reports 817 new coronavirus cases, highest daily count since late May The retreat is being held in Ottawa as positive cases of COVID-19 are on the rise across the country after a bit of a lull over the summer.Ministers are supposed to focus in part on the throne speech scheduled for Sept.

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Justin Trudeau - Public Health - Adriana Lagrange - EPSB letter details how school division will allocate COVID-19 funding from feds - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

15.09.2020 / 02:59

EPSB letter details how school division will allocate COVID-19 funding from feds

Last month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his government would be giving Canada’s province’s and territories up to $2 billion in additional funding to help them ensure students can safely return to school.Earlier this month, Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange announced that she had directed her department to transfer the funds to school authorities as soon as the province receives it.She said Ottawa would be transferring some of the approximately $262 million promised to Alberta in September, while the rest will be sent “later in the school year.”In his letter Monday, Robertson said classrooms are the EPSB’s top priority.“About $20 million will flow directly to schools,” he wrote.

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Justin Trudeau - Abigail Bimman - Liberal cabinet retreat focuses on reducing rising COVID-19 cases - globalnews.ca - Canada

15.09.2020 / 02:37

Liberal cabinet retreat focuses on reducing rising COVID-19 cases

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with his ministers for a cabinet retreat – their first in-person meeting in six months – with the COVID-19 pandemic dominating the agenda. Abigail Bimman reports on how the Liberals aim to reduce rising cases in Canada, and tackle other political obstacles in the way.

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Travis Dhanraj - Fall session at Queen’s Park begins as COVID-19 cases spike - globalnews.ca

15.09.2020 / 00:55

Fall session at Queen’s Park begins as COVID-19 cases spike

As the fall session began at Queen’s Park, it came amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and how the government is going to get the virus under control. Travis Dhanraj reports.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: 2 new cases in Northumberland County; one new resolved case in Kawartha Lakes - globalnews.ca - county Northumberland

14.09.2020 / 21:41

Coronavirus: 2 new cases in Northumberland County; one new resolved case in Kawartha Lakes

coronavirus were reported in Northumberland County on Monday.The new cases bring the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit’s overall total to 231. Of that total, 208 are resolved — one more since Friday’s last update.

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Doug Ford - More lockdowns possible if Ontario’s coronavirus cases continue to increase, Doug Ford says - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

14.09.2020 / 19:47

More lockdowns possible if Ontario’s coronavirus cases continue to increase, Doug Ford says

Doug Ford says more regional lockdowns could be coming as the province reports a spike in COVID-19 cases for the fourth consecutive day.Ford says the recent increases in virus rates is of concern and the government could take additional action to close down hard-hit areas of Ontario.He says he believes a second wave is coming and the province will introduce a fall plan to address the virus in the coming days.The province reported 313 new cases of COVID-19 today, a level not seen in Ontario since early June.Ford urged people to continue to follow public health guidelines to slow the spread of the virus.

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Justin Trudeau - Canadians must remain vigilant against coronavirus to avoid another lockdown: Trudeau - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada - city Ottawa - city Columbia, Britain

14.09.2020 / 16:51

Canadians must remain vigilant against coronavirus to avoid another lockdown: Trudeau

coronavirus cases grow across the country, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is warning Canadians to remain vigilant or else risk a second lockdown.Trudeau expressed concerns about the rising numbers before launching a two-day cabinet retreat in Ottawa.“We are not out of the woods,” Trudeau said Monday.“The last thing anyone wants is to go into this fall in a lockdown similar to this spring. The way we can prevent that is by remaining vigilant.” Canada’s daily coronavirus cases rise 25% over one week Daily case counts have fluctuated across Canada in recent weeks, with some provinces seeing more significant upticks than others.

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Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Trudeau says Canada ‘not out of the woods’ amid rising case numbers - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

14.09.2020 / 15:35

Coronavirus: Trudeau says Canada ‘not out of the woods’ amid rising case numbers

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to reporters about the COVID-19 situation in the country ahead of the Liberal cabinet retreat in Ottawa on Monday, saying that Canada is “not out of the woods” amid rising case numbers.

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Bill Kelly - Bill Kelly: Is Canada ready for a basic income program? - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ontario

14.09.2020 / 15:35

Bill Kelly: Is Canada ready for a basic income program?

basic income program is on the table and being seriously considered as the Trudeau government puts the finishing touches on the upcoming speech from the throne.You may recall that the Wynne government instituted a basic income pilot project in a handful of Ontario cities, including Hamilton, and early indications seemed to indicate that the program was having a positive impact on low-income earners.

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Justin Trudeau - Trudeau says his government has been ‘engaging’ with opposition leaders throughout pandemic - globalnews.ca

14.09.2020 / 15:35

Trudeau says his government has been ‘engaging’ with opposition leaders throughout pandemic

Asked about reports from opposition leaders that Justin Trudeau has not engaged with them ahead of the upcoming Throne Speech, the prime minister argued that he has been “engaging on multiple levels” with opposition “throughout this COVID crisis.”

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Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Trudeau says COVID-19 has ‘exposed weaknesses’ in Canada - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Canadian

14.09.2020 / 15:35

Coronavirus: Trudeau says COVID-19 has ‘exposed weaknesses’ in Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday that the novel coronavirus pandemic has “exposed weaknesses” in Canada. He said vulnerable people in this country are “continuing to slip through the cracks.”

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COVID-19

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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