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Albertans who received AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can make choice on 2nd dose

02.06 - 02:39

Alberta premier announces rollout for 2nd doses of COVID-19 vaccine

02.06 - 02:39

Saskatchewan’s AstraZeneca 2nd dose availability to begin June 7

02.06 - 02:01

Those who received AstraZeneca as 1st COVID-19 shot eligible for 2nd dose of mRNA vaccine: Manitoba health official

31.05 - 22:33

COVID-19: Manitobans who received AstraZeneca shot can get Pfizer, Moderna for 2nd dose

31.05 - 21:15

Manitobans who got 1st COVID-19 shot on or before April 3 now eligible for 2nd dose

28.05 - 21:37

COVID-19: B.C. holding remaining AstraZeneca shots for 2nd doses due to ‘limited availability’

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13.05.2021 - 03:07

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COVID-19 vaccine, health officials said Wednesday.Officials said appointments would still go ahead for people who had booked their first dose.

Ontario pausing use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine due to safety, supply concerns “Given the limited availability of the AstraZeneca vaccine supply, we are holding all remaining AstraZeneca vaccine for dose-two booster immunizations,” officials said in their daily COVID-19 written update.“We are also awaiting the findings of studies currently underway on interchangeability of COVID-19 vaccines, as well as guidance from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization.

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Brittany Greenslade - Manitoba becomes Canada’s COVID-19 hot spot - globalnews.ca - Canada

18.05.2021 / 02:41

Manitoba becomes Canada’s COVID-19 hot spot

Canada has a new COVID-19 hot spot and it’s in Manitoba. Brittany Greenslade looks at how long it could take before numbers start to go down.

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Carolyn Kury De-Castillo - COVID-19: Drive-in movies are allowed again in Alberta - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 02:41

COVID-19: Drive-in movies are allowed again in Alberta

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health announced on Monday that drive-in movies are no longer banned under the most recent COVID-19 restrictions.

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COVID-19: 11 nurses from across Canada deployed in Toronto-area hospitals - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario

18.05.2021 / 02:41

COVID-19: 11 nurses from across Canada deployed in Toronto-area hospitals

COVID-19.The nurses from Alberta, B.C., Quebec, Ontario and the Northwest Territories are stationed at three Toronto-area hospitals, working in critical care settings to provide relief to local health-care workers.

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Lili Reinhart - Lili Reinhart Admits To Feeling 'Really Defeated' By Depression In Candid Post On Mental Health - perezhilton.com

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18.05.2021 / 02:33

Lili Reinhart Admits To Feeling 'Really Defeated' By Depression In Candid Post On Mental Health

It’s a daily battle…

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Brevard County lung cancer survivor says she’s never smoked a day in her life - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Brevard

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18.05.2021 / 02:15

Brevard County lung cancer survivor says she’s never smoked a day in her life

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – “If you have lungs, you can get lung cancer, it’s as simple as that,” Debra Smith said.

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Bonnie Henry - B.C. reports 1,360 new COVID-19 cases over three days, along with 14 additional deaths - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

18.05.2021 / 02:11

B.C. reports 1,360 new COVID-19 cases over three days, along with 14 additional deaths

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reports 1,360 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, May 17, and 14 related death in British Columbia.

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Medical experts calling on Ontario to rethink when and how 2nd COVID-19 vaccines are given - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 01:51

Medical experts calling on Ontario to rethink when and how 2nd COVID-19 vaccines are given

When it comes to getting a second shot of a COVID-19 vaccine, many people are keeping their fingers crossed their delayed appointments will go ahead, or that they get it even sooner. As Katherine Ward reports, medical experts say with more supply on the way, Ontario should be rethinking how and when these doses are given.

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All adults in Ontario eligible for COVID-19 vaccine bookings Tuesday - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

18.05.2021 / 01:51

All adults in Ontario eligible for COVID-19 vaccine bookings Tuesday

As of Tuesday 8 a.m., Ontarians aged 18 and older become eligible to book vaccinations. Shallima Maharaj reports.

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COVID-19: MLHU vaccine supply still limited as eligibility expands to 18+ - globalnews.ca - city London - county Ontario - county Middlesex

18.05.2021 / 01:37

COVID-19: MLHU vaccine supply still limited as eligibility expands to 18+

COVID-19 vaccine eligibility marks a “day to celebrate” in London and Middlesex County, localized supply issues still linger, according to the region’s top doctor.Starting Tuesday, everyone 18 and up will be eligible to book a vaccine appointment with the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU), as well as with every other public health unit in Ontario.Originally, the province had scheduled the age group to be able to book on May 24. Ontario expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to everyone 18 and up, starting Tuesday Medical officer of health for the MLHU Dr.

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COVID-19: 14 New Brunswick MLAs potentially exposed, prompting first hybrid-virtual sitting - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 01:19

COVID-19: 14 New Brunswick MLAs potentially exposed, prompting first hybrid-virtual sitting

COVID-19 in the past week.Thirteen elected members have been advised by the province’s chief medical officer of health to get tested after the hotel they were staying at in Fredericton became a site of potential public exposure, with a fourteenth person implicated by eating at the adjoining restaurant.This has resulted in the legislature’s first hybrid-virtual regular sitting of the full assembly.JUST IN: Over a dozen of New Brunswick's 49 MLAs were at the Hilton Garden Inn in Fredericton last week during a period of potential COVID-19 exposure.Greens, Liberals and PC members, all advised to get tested during a conference call with Dr. Russell Sunday night.

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Matthew Bingley - Toronto officials urge continued COVID vigilance amid improving weather - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 01:19

Toronto officials urge continued COVID vigilance amid improving weather

Toronto’s top doctor says despite the improved weather and number of first vaccine doses administered, now isn’t the time to let our guard down. With dozens of tickets issued over the weekend, the city’s leadership says it’s trying to approach enforcement with common sense in mind.

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COVID-19: Plan in motion to vaccinate Hamilton youth aged 12 to 17 - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 01:19

COVID-19: Plan in motion to vaccinate Hamilton youth aged 12 to 17

Hamilton reports 91 new COVID-19 cases, public health updates city’s vaccination campaigns “The ideal timeline,” Richardson adds, “is for that first dose to happen during the month of June.” She says the timeline for the second dose is “meant to be the middle two weeks of August.”Dr. Richardson says Hamilton Public Health is looking to set up “family friendly clinics” within its mass vaccination sites during the weeks of June 14 and June 21 in order to support families being vaccinated.

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Joel Greenberg - 9,000 swing sets recalled due to possible faulty attachment - clickorlando.com

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18.05.2021 / 01:11

9,000 swing sets recalled due to possible faulty attachment

Around 9,000 swing sets have been recalled due to a possible faulty attachment, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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Phil Murphy - Pa, SEPTA raise capacity limits; NJ students head to school in the fall as travel advisory is lifted - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania - state New Jersey - state Delaware - county Montgomery

18.05.2021 / 00:57

Pa, SEPTA raise capacity limits; NJ students head to school in the fall as travel advisory is lifted

KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. - "Today, for the first time since the epidemic began, pandemic cases are down, in all 50 states," President Joe Biden stated Monday.The Delaware Valley is seeing the benefits of the milestone, as huge announcements were made from Governor Phil Murphy in New Jersey, while in Pennsylvania, capacity limits for indoor and outdoor events have relaxed.

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Shoppers Drug Mart selling rapid COVID-19 tests at stores in Ontario and Alberta - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

18.05.2021 / 00:37

Shoppers Drug Mart selling rapid COVID-19 tests at stores in Ontario and Alberta

COVID-19 tests at all stores in Ontario and Alberta.Loblaw Companies made the announcement in a news release Monday, and said the tests are also available at Loblaw pharmacies.The rapid antigen tests are available for those who are asymptomatic and haven’t been in contact with a confirmed case of the virus.

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Nova Scotia - COVID-19 vaccine rollout progresses but increased hospitalization still a concern - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 00:37

COVID-19 vaccine rollout progresses but increased hospitalization still a concern

Nova Scotia has dropped the age eligibility for vaccines to 30 and older and is expecting to open up vaccine appointments to all Nova Scotians 12 and older by next week. While the vaccine rollout progresses, health officials are promoting testing as a way to monitor COVID spread in our province as concerns for increased hospitalizations remains.

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New Brunwick MLAs may have been exposed to COVID-19 during last in-person legislative sitting - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 00:37

New Brunwick MLAs may have been exposed to COVID-19 during last in-person legislative sitting

New Brunswick’s legislature will use a hybrid-virtual system this week for the first time. This comes after more than a dozen MLAs were told they may have been exposed to COVID-19 while they were in Fredericton for the last in-person sitting.

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Adhanom Ghebreyesus - COVID-19: World has entered stage of ‘vaccine apartheid’, WHO head says - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 00:37

COVID-19: World has entered stage of ‘vaccine apartheid’, WHO head says

The world has reached a situation of “vaccine apartheid”, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Monday, and was no longer just at risk of that status. “The big problem is a lack of sharing.

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Grieving Calgary family urges cancer patients to ask questions on timing of COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 00:15

Grieving Calgary family urges cancer patients to ask questions on timing of COVID-19 vaccine

A family who lost their matriarch are sharing their grief, hoping others learn from their loss. They feel there’s a chance they lost precious time with their mom thanks to complications from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Chris Mackie - COVID-19: 1 death, 26 new cases in London-Middlesex; all adults vaccine-eligible Tuesday - globalnews.ca - city London - county Middlesex

18.05.2021 / 00:15

COVID-19: 1 death, 26 new cases in London-Middlesex; all adults vaccine-eligible Tuesday

One death and 26 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in London and Middlesex, local health officials said Monday, the same day the province unveiled it was expediting the expansion of vaccine eligibility to all adults 18 and older to Tuesday instead of May 27.The smaller increase is an undercount and is being attributed to an outage Sunday evening of the provincial reporting system, the health unit said.“The provincial program that tracks COVID cases and reports them from the labs to local public health, went down at about quarter to six yesterday in the afternoon,” Dr.

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Deena Hinshaw - ‘COVID-19 continues to impact healthy, young adults’: Dr. Deena Hinshaw - globalnews.ca

18.05.2021 / 00:11

‘COVID-19 continues to impact healthy, young adults’: Dr. Deena Hinshaw

Alberta’s Dr. Deena Hinshaw explains that COVID-19 continues to impact people of all ages, even healthy people.

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COVID-19: 141 new cases, 2 additional deaths confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka over weekend - globalnews.ca - county Bradford

18.05.2021 / 00:11

COVID-19: 141 new cases, 2 additional deaths confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka over weekend

COVID-19 cases and two additional deaths in the region since Friday, bringing the total local number up to 11,415, including 241 deaths.Local public health also reported 123 new cases of a coronavirus variant on Monday, bringing the total up to 4,173, 759 of which are active.

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Joe Biden - Henrietta Fore - UN agencies make urgent appeal for COVAX vaccine doses - cidrap.umn.edu - India - Britain

18.05.2021 / 00:05

UN agencies make urgent appeal for COVAX vaccine doses

Ahead of the G7 summit next month in the United Kingdom, UNICEF today put out an urgent call for leaders to pool their excess COVID-19 vaccine capacity to make up for a 125-million-dose gap in the COVAX program.

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Retailers, states grapple with shifting COVID-19 mask mandates - cidrap.umn.edu

18.05.2021 / 00:05

Retailers, states grapple with shifting COVID-19 mask mandates

Major retailers across the country, including Target, Starbucks, and Walmart, are changing their in-store mask requirements following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's) announcement last week that fully vaccinated Americans are now safe to resume almost all activities without wearing a mask.

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Andrew Cuomo - Gov. Cuomo set to earn $5 million from pandemic leadership book - fox29.com - New York - city New York - state New York - Albany, state New York

17.05.2021 / 23:55

Gov. Cuomo set to earn $5 million from pandemic leadership book

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is the author of "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic" (Crown Publishing Group).

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Jason Kenney - Alberta Icu - Kenney says Alberta ICU capacity over 40% normal capacity due to COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:43

Kenney says Alberta ICU capacity over 40% normal capacity due to COVID-19

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney updates the severity of the COVID-19 situation and its effects on the health-care system.

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Jason Kenney - Alberta could cross 50% first-dose vaccination threshold soon - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:43

Alberta could cross 50% first-dose vaccination threshold soon

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says the province could soon surpass the 50 per cent threshold for eligible Albertans receiving the first-dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

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Verna Yiu - AHS CEO says health-care system under ‘significant stress’ due to COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:43

AHS CEO says health-care system under ‘significant stress’ due to COVID-19

Dr. Verna Yiu, president and CEO of Alberta Health Services explains why the health-care system is under significant stress due to COVID-19.

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Riverfest Elora cancelled for 2nd straight year because of COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:35

Riverfest Elora cancelled for 2nd straight year because of COVID-19

Riverfest Elora has been cancelled for the second year in a row because of COVID-19.Organizers of the annual music festival in Bissell Park announced on Monday that the 12th instalment will be pushed back again to August 2022.

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David Williams - Ontario expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to adults 18+ starting Tuesday - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Ontario expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to adults 18+ starting Tuesday

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Barbara Yaffe - Ontario reports total of 14 blood-clotting cases due to AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Ontario reports total of 14 blood-clotting cases due to AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

On Monday, Ontario’s associate chief medical officer of health Dr. Barbara Yaffe reported the province faced a total of 14 total cases of blood clotting due to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, 10 of which are vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT).

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Pokemon card sales spiked amid COVID-19. Now, stores are taking them off the shelves - globalnews.ca - state Wisconsin - city Minneapolis

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Pokemon card sales spiked amid COVID-19. Now, stores are taking them off the shelves

Pokemon cards has soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to limited supplies and a scorching hot market that is driving some people in North America to erratic and violent behaviour.McDonald’s recently issued a statement urging restaurants to set a “reasonable limit” on Happy Meals sold per customer, after a promotion that included free packs of Pokemon cards resulted in fans going to “extreme lengths” to get them — in some instances, buying out dozens of happy meals and re-selling the cards online for hundreds of dollars.And in Brookfield, Wis., police reported four men attacked another man over the cards on May 7.Shortly after, Minneapolis-based retailer Target announced it was suspending all in-store sales of Pokemon and sports

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan government lifts travel advisory for Regina and area - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

COVID-19: Saskatchewan government lifts travel advisory for Regina and area

Saskatchewan government.The province issued the advisory on March 30 due to a rise in COVID-19 cases in the area, particularly variants of concern.Under the advisory, all travel into and out of the region was not recommended unless absolutely necessary. Regina restaurants get ready for in-person dining to resume on Monday The government said Monday that it is lifting the advisory effective immediately.All Regina restaurants and licensed establishments were allowed to resume indoor dining on Monday.Seating is limited to four people per table with three metres distancing between tables.

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Nova Scotia - Iain Rankin - COVID-19: Nova Scotia reporting 91 new coronavirus cases - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

COVID-19: Nova Scotia reporting 91 new coronavirus cases

Nova Scotia is reporting 91 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, and 187 recoveries according to Premier Iain Rankin.

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Joe Biden - Biden announces U.S. to send authorized vaccines abroad for the first time ever - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Biden announces U.S. to send authorized vaccines abroad for the first time ever

U.S. President Joe Biden announced on Monday that he will send at least 20 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to other countries by the end of June, marking the first time the United States is sharing vaccines authorized for domestic use.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports 2 new deaths, active cases back below 2K - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports 2 new deaths, active cases back below 2K

COVID-19 cases have decreased and now sit at 1,965. This is the lowest number reported since April 1, when there were 1,949 active cases in the province.In the daily update, the death toll rose by two.

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Forget throat swabs: Dutch company claims its breathalyzer can help sniff out COVID-19 - sciencemag.org - Netherlands - city Amsterdam

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Forget throat swabs: Dutch company claims its breathalyzer can help sniff out COVID-19

Jop de VriezeScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Heising-Simons Foundation.People seeking to get tested for COVID-19 by Amsterdam’s Public Health Service (GGD) in February were pioneers: They were the first in the world to be tested using a “breathalyzer” that can sniff out the disease based on a mix of chemical components exhaled by the patient.The approach promises to be faster and less unpleasant than a nose or throat swab, and cheaper. But soon after its premiere, 25 people who tested negative turned out to have COVID-19 after all, and Amsterdam halted its use.

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Analysis of Saskatoon’s wastewater points to decline in COVID-19 cases - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Analysis of Saskatoon’s wastewater points to decline in COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 cases in Saskatoon could be coming in the next seven to 10 days, according to the latest update from the wastewater surveillance project.Numbers released Monday by the University of Saskatchewan team said there was a 31 per cent decrease in the viral RNA load in the city’s wastewater between May 6 and May 12 compared to the previous week.However, the team cautions this might not correspond to a similar drop in cases.

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Barbara Yaffe - Ontario to shorten COVID-19 vaccine dose interval starting with health-care workers - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:31

Ontario to shorten COVID-19 vaccine dose interval starting with health-care workers

When asked about the time frame for administering second COVID-19 vaccine doses to Ontarians, associate chief medical officer of health Dr. Barbara Yaffe said Monday the province will eventually see shorter intervals between mRNA vaccine doses, particularly for frontline health-care workers and for people in certain high-risk groups.

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Hamilton reports 91 new COVID-19 cases, public health updates city’s vaccination campaigns - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 23:09

Hamilton reports 91 new COVID-19 cases, public health updates city’s vaccination campaigns

COVID-19 vaccinations in the city has been surpassing the 4,000 mark in recent days, and that only a pair of high-risk postal codes are falling below the city’s average of doses administered.On Monday, a board of health briefing on the pandemic revealed the city’s vaccination efforts have reached about 34.1 per cent of the entire population (590,179) as of early last week.Areas with the highest coverage rates include the L9H postal code in Dundas, L9G and L9K in Ancaster and L9C on the west Mountain – all of which have seen over 40 per cent of their populations receive at least one dose.

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Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - COVID-19: British Columbia health officials to give Monday update - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

17.05.2021 / 22:51

COVID-19: British Columbia health officials to give Monday update

COVID-19 update on Monday afternoon.Health Minister Adrian Dix and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry will provide three days’ worth of data at 3 p.m.

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John Tory - More than 60 per cent of eligible Torontonians have received 1st dose of COVID-19 vaccine: Tory - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 22:51

More than 60 per cent of eligible Torontonians have received 1st dose of COVID-19 vaccine: Tory

Toronto Mayor John Tory announced on Monday that more than 60 per cent of the city’s eligible residents have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, calling it a “significant threshold.”

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Thousands vaccinated in Waterloo Region over weekend but area still trails province - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo

17.05.2021 / 22:51

Thousands vaccinated in Waterloo Region over weekend but area still trails province

COVID-19 vaccinations have occurred over the past three days in the area, according to Waterloo Region’s vaccine distribution task force.The agency says there have now been 252,790 vaccinations in Waterloo Region since the first one was given in the area on Dec. 22, 2020, which is 11,790 more than what was reported on Friday.

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Brent Roussin - Roussin attributes delay in Manitoba’s COVID-19 third wave to travel restrictions - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 22:51

Roussin attributes delay in Manitoba’s COVID-19 third wave to travel restrictions

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Medical experts calling on Ontario to rethink when and how 2nd COVID-19 vaccine doses are given - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 22:51

Medical experts calling on Ontario to rethink when and how 2nd COVID-19 vaccine doses are given

COVID-19 vaccine, many people are keeping their fingers crossed their delayed appointments will proceed as expected, or that they get it even sooner.Starting in March, many seniors who received a first dose were caught with cancelled second shot appointments and re-booked for 16 weeks later — a practice that has become common given supply challenges.Jack and Mim Pinkus experienced this first hand. Days before their chance to be fully immunized, the Pinkus’ received a confirmation email the appointment was happening, but still wanted to make sure everything was in order.

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Lanette Siragusa - Manitoba expects to break record for ICU demand as COVID-19 numbers rise - globalnews.ca

17.05.2021 / 22:51

Manitoba expects to break record for ICU demand as COVID-19 numbers rise

COVID-19 numbers.Health officials report 120 patients, including non-COVID cases, in intensive care beds across the province. Manitoba reports 430 new COVID-19 cases, 1 additional death That is nine patients shy of the record set last December during the second wave of the pandemic.Lanette Siragusa, the province’s chief nursing officer, said she can’t say how high the numbers will get.

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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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