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'Leave India', US asks its citizen as Covid-19 cases flood hospitals

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Ontario hospitals most understaffed, underfunded in Canada

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Ontario hospitals get help from N.L. health workers

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Real-world studies find COVID vaccines cut infection, hospitalization

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COVID-19: Some Ontario pharmacies could administer Pfizer vaccine as part of pilot project

26.04 - 20:17

Health-care workers in Ontario hospitals given ability provide care outside regular scope of practice

26.04 - 02:03

COVID-19: Ontario hospitals suspending non-emergency surgeries

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10.04.2021 - 02:29

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Ontario hospitals are operating beyond maximum capacity as patients with COVID-19 in intensive care units hit the highest level seen so far in the pandemic.

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Increased COVID-19 variant risk in Saskatchewan areas due to gatherings: SHA - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:19

Increased COVID-19 variant risk in Saskatchewan areas due to gatherings: SHA

COVID-19 variants in multiple communities of the province, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).The public alert that went out on Wednesday mentioned Rosetown (central west zone), Kindersley (central west zone), Maple Creek (south west zone), Swift Current (south west zone), Davidson (central west zone) and Moose Jaw (south central zone) as well as surrounding areas.

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Mississauga gym opens, flouts COVID-19 emergency orders - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:19

Mississauga gym opens, flouts COVID-19 emergency orders

Gyms and fitness facilities are ordered to stay closed during the current state of emergency. But some businesses are reopening, including one in Mississauga.

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Bonnie Henry - Keith Baldrey - B.C. reports 1,168 new COVID-19 cases, six additional deaths - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:19

B.C. reports 1,168 new COVID-19 cases, six additional deaths

B.C. health officials release a written statement with the daily COVID-19 numbers for Wednesday, April 14. Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has the details and a preview of Dr. Bonnie Henry’s modeling presentation on Thursday.

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COVID-19 vaccine background media panel, 15 April 2021 - health.govt.nz - city Bloomfield, county Ashley - county Ashley - county Manukau

15.04.2021 / 02:15

COVID-19 vaccine background media panel, 15 April 2021

Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, will lead a background briefing for media organisations to update and provide more detail on the COVID-19 vaccine roll-out plan. This will include information about the delivery plan, the online booking tool, and updated public sentiment research.

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Border trial of app to detect COVID-19 early - health.govt.nz

15.04.2021 / 02:15

Border trial of app to detect COVID-19 early

A trial is underway to see if an app connected to wearable smart devices can detect COVID-19 in border workers before they experience symptoms, says Shayne Hunter, Deputy Director-General of Data and Digital, Ministry of Health.

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Global News - COVID-19: Booking mix-up tells Penticton residents to get vaccinated in Kelowna - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:11

COVID-19: Booking mix-up tells Penticton residents to get vaccinated in Kelowna

COVID-19 vaccine in Kelowna, B.C., an hour’s drive away.Residents who contacted Global News said they were surprised they were unable to get an appointment at the local clinic, which is being held at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre. AstraZeneca vaccine in high demand in Kelowna: Pharmasave Dr.

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Elizabeth Zogalis - Why some West Island Covid-19 vaccination clinics aren’t as busy as they could be - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:11

Why some West Island Covid-19 vaccination clinics aren’t as busy as they could be

Some West Island COVID-19 vaccination clinics are very quiet despite having recently opened up to essential workers and those with chronic illnesses. As Global’s Elizabeth Zogalis reports, there are a few reasons why.

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B.C. reports another 1,168 COVID-19 cases, record number in hospital - globalnews.ca - Canada

15.04.2021 / 02:11

B.C. reports another 1,168 COVID-19 cases, record number in hospital

COVID-19 hit a new high Wednesday, as the province reported another 1,168 new cases and six additional deaths.There were 397 people in hospital, up 20 from Tuesday and well over the previous record of 381 set in early January. COVID-19: B.C.

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Volunteers band together online to help Canadians book COVID-19 vaccine appointments - globalnews.ca - Canada

15.04.2021 / 02:11

Volunteers band together online to help Canadians book COVID-19 vaccine appointments

A group of volunteers has come together online to help Canadians with booking COVID-19 vaccine appointments. Vaccine Hunters Canada is hoping to bridge the gap of information and to make sure no spaces or doses go to waste.

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Majority of Quebecers say province too quick to ease public health guidelines: survey - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 02:11

Majority of Quebecers say province too quick to ease public health guidelines: survey

Despite recent protests, a new survey indicates most Quebecers and particularly Montrealers, are in favour of strict COVID-19 regulations. This as infections continue to rise.

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US advisers recommend J&J COVID vaccine stay on pause - cidrap.umn.edu - Usa

15.04.2021 / 01:39

US advisers recommend J&J COVID vaccine stay on pause

Today during an emergency meeting, the independent group of vaccine experts, ACIP (the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices), called for the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) COVID-19 vaccine to stay "on pause" as the group gathers more data on the potential link between the one-dose vaccine and life-threatening blood clots.

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Doug Ford - A million vaccines in freezers: Ontario defends ‘buffer’ as thousands of appointments cancelled - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

15.04.2021 / 01:35

A million vaccines in freezers: Ontario defends ‘buffer’ as thousands of appointments cancelled

getting vaccinated against COVID-19. She woke up Wednesday morning, excited to feel safer in her job working in education with kids with special needs, who can’t wear masks.Then, Khan saw a headline while watching the morning news: 10,000 vaccine appointments had been cancelled — including her mother’s.

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Matthew Bingley - Overcrowding Toronto buses raise COVID-19 variant concerns among transit users, drivers - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Overcrowding Toronto buses raise COVID-19 variant concerns among transit users, drivers

People on their way to work in Toronto are finding themselves on crowded buses at a time when they’re told to stay apart. This situation is happening despite the TTC adding dozens of new drivers and buses to try to keep up with distancing demands.

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Health Canada - Alberta records 1,412 new COVID-19 cases, 8 additional deaths - globalnews.ca - Canada

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Alberta records 1,412 new COVID-19 cases, 8 additional deaths

COVID-19 Wednesday, along with eight additional deaths from the disease. AstraZeneca vaccine still safe despite ‘stronger link’ to blood clots, Health Canada says Also Wednesday, 778 variants of concern were identified in the province.

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Senate votes to open debate on COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act amid rise in anti-Asian violence in US - fox29.com - New York - Usa

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Senate votes to open debate on COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act amid rise in anti-Asian violence in US

People march to protest against anti-Asian hate crimes in New York, the United States, April 4, 2021. A big "Stop Asian Hate" rally and march was held here on Sunday.

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Toronto hospitals close clinics due to COVID-19 vaccine supply shortage - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Toronto hospitals close clinics due to COVID-19 vaccine supply shortage

More vaccination clinics in the Toronto area are being closed and appointments cancelled due to a shortage of supply. In hard-hit Scarborough, two clinics were shut down with very little notice.

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Jim Kellner - Why all COVID-19 vaccine side effects matter, not just the serious ones - globalnews.ca - county Canadian

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Why all COVID-19 vaccine side effects matter, not just the serious ones

COVID-19 vaccines is as important as recording the rare serious ones.“That’s really important to be able to put (side effects) in context and say: ‘How does what we’re seeing differ from what we’d be seeing in the population anyway on that given week?'” Dr. Jim Kellner told Global News.The Calgary pediatric infectious diseases specialist is a co-investigator in the Canadian National Vaccine Safety Network’s (CANVAS) COVID-19 vaccine study.

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Jack Jedwab - Majority of Quebecers say province too quick to ease COVID-19 restrictions: survey - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 01:35

Majority of Quebecers say province too quick to ease COVID-19 restrictions: survey

COVID-19 regulations.The Leger study done for the Association for Canadian Studies (ACS) shows 66 per cent of Quebecers think restrictions have been lifted too quickly. The same survey shows while the sentiment is similar across the country, it is highest in Quebec.“We found that the majority of Canadians did not want restrictions to be lifted too quickly and they felt that their governments were lifting restrictions too quickly over the past few weeks,” Jack Jedwab, president and CEO of ACS told Global News.

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Morton facing SFA hammering as unapproved agent showcase friendly brings Covid rule breach - dailyrecord.co.uk

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15.04.2021 / 01:07

Morton facing SFA hammering as unapproved agent showcase friendly brings Covid rule breach

SFA after breaching Covid rules to play in a bounce match for trialists.The Championship club will be hauled to Hampden for a disciplinary tribunal into the unapproved friendly match which is believed to have taken place on the south side of Glasgow in March. The Greenock club are almost certain to have the book thrown at them for failing to ask for the SFA’s permission to play in the game which was arranged by an agency in a bid to showcase its stable of freelance players.

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Hamilton Covid - Samir Sinha - Hamilton reports over 200 new COVID-19 cases, older residents still suffering worst outcomes - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 00:55

Hamilton reports over 200 new COVID-19 cases, older residents still suffering worst outcomes

COVID-19 infections skewing to younger age brackets in the last few months, it’s still the older demographics who are suffering the worst outcomes of the ongoing pandemic.Dr. Samir Sinha at the Sinai Health System and the University Health Network in Toronto says younger people under the age of 30 are less likely to get seriously ill from the virus and typically certain to avoid death, but that has not been the case with those over 60.

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Red Deer - Alberta Covid - Alberta Coronavirus - Alberta COVID-19 wastewater surveillance study wrapping up next month - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 00:55

Alberta COVID-19 wastewater surveillance study wrapping up next month

COVID-19 in Alberta’s wastewater will soon be coming to an end.Since last year, researchers from Alberta Health Services and Alberta Precision Laboratories have been studying samples taken from wastewater treatment plants around the province for the presence of COVID-19.Dr.

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Global COVID-19 cases, deaths continue steady rise - cidrap.umn.edu - Iran - Japan - India - Iraq - Argentina - Bangladesh - Turkey - state Maharashtra

15.04.2021 / 00:46

Global COVID-19 cases, deaths continue steady rise

As COVID cases rose for the seventh week in a row last week, the biggest jumps were in South Asia and the Middle East, the World Health Organization (WHO) said yesterday in its weekly snapshot of the pandemic.

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Jose Altuve - 5 Astros land on injured list because of COVID-19 protocols - clickorlando.com - city Detroit - city Houston

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15.04.2021 / 00:43

5 Astros land on injured list because of COVID-19 protocols

HOUSTON – The Houston Astros have placed second baseman Jose Altuve, third baseman Alex Bregman, designated hitter Yordan Álvarez, catcher Martín Maldonado and infielder Robel Garcia on the injured list because of COVID-19 health and safety protocols.

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Neil Lennon - Police probe whether ex-Celtic boss Neil Lennon broke covid rules - dailyrecord.co.uk - Britain - Scotland - county Carlisle

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15.04.2021 / 00:33

Police probe whether ex-Celtic boss Neil Lennon broke covid rules

Neil Lennon at an English hotel. A video clip has been circulated on social media apparently showing the former Celtic manager in Halston Hotel in Carlisle on Tuesday night.

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3rd Barrie Transit driver tests positive for COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Covid-19

15.04.2021 / 00:13

3rd Barrie Transit driver tests positive for COVID-19

COVID-19, city officials confirmed Wednesday.According to the city, the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit is continuing to advise that there’s no workplace outbreak within Barrie Transit at this time. 2 Barrie Transit drivers test positive for COVID-19 The latest bus operator confirmed to have contracted the virus is following public health directions and isolating, the city says.All buses are thoroughly cleaned after service each day and receive mid-day sanitization.“Barrie Transit continues to do everything we can to ensure a safe environment for our riders and employees,” Brent Forsyth, Barrie’s transit and parking strategy director, said in a statement.

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Brent Moloughney - Ottawa COVID-19 hospitalizations pushing health system to limits: Dr. Moloughney - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

15.04.2021 / 00:13

Ottawa COVID-19 hospitalizations pushing health system to limits: Dr. Moloughney

COVID-19 in Ottawa, cautioning residents that unless the latest wave of the virus is curbed quickly, hospitalizations in the city will quickly overwhelm the local health-care system.Dr. Brent Moloughney, Ottawa’s deputy medical officer of health, told councillors and members of the media in a technical briefing Wednesday afternoon that the COVID-19 situation in the capital is at its worst point since the pandemic began locally some 13 months ago.“Both in terms of case numbers and the proportion of people testing positive, we’ve never seen anything like this before,” he said.Ottawa Public Health reported 329 new COVID-19 cases and three new deaths related to the virus on Wednesday.

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Mark Giunta - $26M for upgrades for Peterborough area public, Catholic schools to protect against COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

15.04.2021 / 00:13

$26M for upgrades for Peterborough area public, Catholic schools to protect against COVID-19

Mark Giunta reports.

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2 new studies find UK B.1.1.7 coronavirus variant more transmissible, but not linked to COVID-19 severity - fox29.com - Britain - Los Angeles

15.04.2021 / 00:10

2 new studies find UK B.1.1.7 coronavirus variant more transmissible, but not linked to COVID-19 severity

LOS ANGELES - Two new studies on the B.1.1.7 coronavirus variant that first emerged out of the U.K. found that while the mutation is more transmissible, it did not appear to cause more severe COVID-19 illness. One study published on Monday in the medical journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases sampled 496 COVID-19 patients.

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COVID-19 Scan for Apr 14, 2021 - cidrap.umn.edu - state Kansas

14.04.2021 / 23:45

COVID-19 Scan for Apr 14, 2021

Keeping middle seats vacant on air flights has the potential to cut transmission of virus particles by 57% when multiple passengers are infected and by 23% when a single passenger is infected, according to an aerosol dispersion study that included earlier data that modeled plane airflow.Researchers from the National Institute for Occupational Safety

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Pandemic making NFL draft's small school gems harder to find - clickorlando.com

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14.04.2021 / 23:37

Pandemic making NFL draft's small school gems harder to find

Those diamonds in the rough selected in the late rounds of NFL drafts or signed as undrafted free agents are more like hidden gems this year.

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Brooklyn Center - Daunte Wright - Daunte Wright: Doting dad, basket player, slain by police - clickorlando.com - city Minneapolis

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14.04.2021 / 23:37

Daunte Wright: Doting dad, basket player, slain by police

Daunte Wright became a father while he was still a teenager, and seemed to relish the role of a doting young dad, his family and friends said.

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At last, relief from Covid is here – and it’s wearing a beautiful ballgown - msn.com

14.04.2021 / 23:35

At last, relief from Covid is here – and it’s wearing a beautiful ballgown

fashion and everything it represents, I’m going to give it to you straight: this column is not for you. This column is an appreciation of fashion in extremis; of the type of clothes that billow down chests as if they’ve been carved from clean marble, that froth and flounce like they’ve been torn from between the pages of a Grimms’ fairy tale, that glitter like a disco ball in a teenager’s bedroom.

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Marco Mendicino - Ottawa speeding up permanent residency for 90K essential workers, students - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Ottawa speeding up permanent residency for 90K essential workers, students

essential workers and international graduates who have the skills needed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino announced the new policy on Wednesday, saying it will apply for 50,000 essential workers and 40,000 international graduates already in Canada.“Canada’s path to prosperity lies through immigration because newcomers … will come and roll up their sleeves and contribute and give back in our health care sector and in many other vital areas of the economy,” he said at a news conference.Mendicino said health care and other eligible essential workers must have at least one year of Canadian work experience to apply, while international graduates must have completed an eligible Canadian post-secondary program

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Justin Trudeau - Michelle Rempel Garner - Trudeau defends his government’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout following comparison to U.S. - globalnews.ca - Usa

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Trudeau defends his government’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout following comparison to U.S.

Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during Wednesday’s House of Commons question period session if continual lockdowns and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout’s speed would “cut it.” Trudeau defended his government’s vaccine rollout and added 20 per cent of Canadians have received at least one inoculation, after being compared to the United States.

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Waterloo Region reports 114 new COVID-19 cases, new variant detected - globalnews.ca - South Africa

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Waterloo Region reports 114 new COVID-19 cases, new variant detected

COVID-19 on Wednesday, raising its total case count to 12,939 during the pandemic.The region has also confirmed its first case of the B.1.351 variant first detected in South Africa. Pharmacies plead with provinces for access to other COVID-19 vaccines Active cases increased by 48 from the previous day to 639 and another fatal case has been confirmed, raising the death toll to 246.Among the active cases, there are 31 being treated in a hospital, with 13 in intensive care.Another 65 people have been cleared of the virus, lifting the total number of resolved cases to 12,038.Two new COVID-19 outbreaks have been declared — at St.

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Joss Reimer - Single dose of COVID-19 vaccine doesn’t guarantee 100 per cent safety, doctor outlines - globalnews.ca

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Single dose of COVID-19 vaccine doesn’t guarantee 100 per cent safety, doctor outlines

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Dr. Joss Reimer with Manitoba Regional Health Authority (MRHA) outlined how a single dose of COVID-19 vaccine does not guarantee 100% immunity against COVID-19.

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Alberta Coronavirus - 2nd Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine clinic open in Calgary - globalnews.ca

14.04.2021 / 23:23

2nd Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine clinic open in Calgary

COVID-19 vaccine shots are expected to be given out to Indigenous people living in and around Calgary this week, as part of a second immunization clinic tailored to that population in the city.Roughly 160 people a day are expected to get their vaccines at the clinic, which opened Wednesday at the Best Western Premier hotel in northeast Calgary.The clinic is the second of its kind to run in the city. The first, set up last month at the Circle of Wisdom, saw about 20 Indigenous people living in the urban Calgary area each day for the couple of weeks it was open.

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Total COVID-19 infections exceed 37K as Saskatchewan deaths near 460 - globalnews.ca

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Total COVID-19 infections exceed 37K as Saskatchewan deaths near 460

COVID-19 infections.According to the provincial government on Wednesday, there were 193 new infections and the seven-day average of daily cases remained at 271. COVID-19 immunization eligibility changes throughout Saskatchewan The province added one new coronavirus-related death for a total of 458, according to a press release.

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Manitoba eyes shift to larger centres for temporary COVID-19 vaccine clinics - globalnews.ca - Canada

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Manitoba eyes shift to larger centres for temporary COVID-19 vaccine clinics

COVID-19 vaccination strategy slightly to get shots in arms more quickly.Temporary pop-up clinics that have so far focused on getting the Moderna vaccine out to many small rural communities will be used next week at fewer but larger centres.

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Quebec changes outdoor mask rule aimed at controlling COVID-19 spread - globalnews.ca - Canada

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Quebec changes outdoor mask rule aimed at controlling COVID-19 spread

COVID-19 has changed. Should our outdoor behaviour shift too? Prior to the changes made Wednesday, masks were required any time two or more people from different households are together outdoors in designated red and orange zones — except if they are seated at least two metres apart or during water sports.Legault also clarified that couples who don’t live together are also not required to wear a mask when they see one another.“Same thing when two people walk together, but at a good distance,” he said.Police officers will “exercise their judgment” when it comes to issuing tickets, according to Legault.On Tuesday, the province’s director of public health admitted the rule was inconsistent for couples who don’t live together.

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Kingston residents are petitioning to reopen Breakwater Park - globalnews.ca - city Kingston

14.04.2021 / 23:23

Kingston residents are petitioning to reopen Breakwater Park

COVID-19.The popular waterfront park is used by many, especially those from Kingston General Hospital, but it was fenced off last Friday due to hundreds of students gathering.John Casing, who runs local community events, set up a petition to reopen the park as it is a peaceful place for those who are looking to clear their heads during or after a busy shift. Casing says he has even seen some patients and their families walk around the park for some fresh air.

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Doug Downey - School boards in Simcoe County, Muskoka receive $27M to protect against COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Simcoe

14.04.2021 / 23:23

School boards in Simcoe County, Muskoka receive $27M to protect against COVID-19

COVID-19.The funding for local school boards will support building retrofits and upgrades, possibly including HVAC renovations to improve air quality, water bottle refilling stations to improve access to safe drinking water and space reconfigurations, such as new walls or doors, to enhance physical distancing. COVID-19: Adults 50+ in South Simcoe ‘hot spot’ included in Phase 2 of Ontario vaccine plan “The infrastructure investment makes more upgrades possible, to support and protect both staff and students in our school communities,” Barrie–Springwater–Oro-Medonte MPP Doug Downey said in a statement.“This funding means our children and teachers will be able to return to safer and healthier schools.

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Hundreds benefit from Tameside's first pop-up Covid vaccination clinic - manchestereveningnews.co.uk

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14.04.2021 / 23:17

Hundreds benefit from Tameside's first pop-up Covid vaccination clinic

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Researchers launch study on whether Apple Watch, iPhones can detect illnesses like COVID-19 - fox29.com - city Seattle - Washington - city Washington

14.04.2021 / 23:15

Researchers launch study on whether Apple Watch, iPhones can detect illnesses like COVID-19

SEATTLE - Apple is teaming up with researchers at the Seattle Flu Study and the University of Washington to test if everyday devices, such as an Apple Watch or an iPhone, can be used to predict illnesses like COVID-19.The Seattle Flu Study is an infectious disease surveillance program started by the Brotman Baty Institute and researchers at The University of Washington School of Medicine (UW Medicine), the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s, to track the spread of bacterial and viral respiratory infections in the Seattle area.The study, which was announced in September of 2020, has officially started enrolling participants to "learn if physiological measurements from Apple Watch, like heart rate or blood oxygen,

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Protesters storm Columbus PD headquarters after Black man shot dead by police at hospital - fox29.com - state Ohio - Columbus, state Ohio

14.04.2021 / 23:15

Protesters storm Columbus PD headquarters after Black man shot dead by police at hospital

COLUMBUS, Ohio - A crowd breached the locked doors of the Columbus Police Department’s headquarters Tuesday night, there to protest the deadly police shooting of a Black man named Miles Jackson at a hospital earlier this week.Authorities posted on social media that protesters forced their way through locked doors at police headquarters. The video they shared showed one protester hitting an officer with a club as police tried to stop the crowd from getting further into the building. Police say the suspected protester is 20-year-old Hunter Mattin, who was arrested and faces an aggravated battery charge.

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COVID-19: Doctors worry ‘social malnutrition’ is affecting kids as teen emergency visits rise - globalnews.ca - Canada

14.04.2021 / 23:05

COVID-19: Doctors worry ‘social malnutrition’ is affecting kids as teen emergency visits rise

‘Kids are not all right’: Mental health among Ontario children deteriorating during COVID-19 He adds that boredom and experimentation are other reasons teens may intentionally ingest things like prescription drugs, bleach or other household products.Mental health struggles have increased across different age groups, OMA doctors said Wednesday in a webinar with media. And they’re concerned about long-term impacts that could stretch years after lockdown measures end.Dr.

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Coronavirus Ontario - Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout hampered by shipment delays, provincial government insists - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

14.04.2021 / 23:05

Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout hampered by shipment delays, provincial government insists

COVID-19 vaccine rollout is still impacted by shipment delays amid news of clinics being shut down due to lack of supply.In a statement provided to Global News Wednesday afternoon by the Ontario Ministry of Health, an official said the province has been particularly affected due to delays with the Moderna vaccine.“While we know the federal government is working hard to ensure the country’s vaccine rollout is a success, the greatest challenge to Ontario’s vaccine rollout remains a stable and reliable supply of vaccines,” a statement from spokesperson Adriana Dutkiewicz said.

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More COVID state shutdowns unlikely, despite CDC suggestion - clickorlando.com - state Covid

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14.04.2021 / 22:53

More COVID state shutdowns unlikely, despite CDC suggestion

When one of the nation's top health officials this week suggested states dealing with a spring spike of coronavirus cases should “shut things down,” the remark landed with a thud.

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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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