ORLANDO, Fla. – An employee at the Orlando Distribution Center for CVS tested positive for COVID-19, according to a news release.CVS officials said the areas the employee was in while at work were cleaned and disinfected.Coworkers exposed to the employee and the employee were placed under a 14-day quarantine and will be on paid leave, according to CVS.CVS said all areas of the building are now open again..

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Six more coronavirus cases identified on Haida Gwaii

COVID-19 cases linked to an ongoing outbreak on Haida Gwaii.Northern Health first declared a community outbreak involving 13 residents of the archipelago on July 24. The first case of the virus was made public on July 18.

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Edmonton council passes bylaw making masks mandatory in all indoor public spaces

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson speaks about the city council decision to make masks mandatory inside all public indoor spaces in Edmonton, saying he believes it will protect not just the city, but the province from another shutdown as COVID-19 cases begin to rise again in Alberta.

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N.B. political parties adjusting candidate selection in the wake of COVID-19

COVID-19 pandemic, New Brunswick political parties have to change the way they select candidates.In a contested nomination, party candidates typically look to fill a room with their supporters to lead the race when the votes are counted.With mass gatherings limited by public health officials, this won’t be possible in the upcoming election.The Progressive Conservatives have 15 nomination conventions coming up over the next several weeks, including in the ridings of a handful of cabinet ministers and Premier Blaine Higgs. All 15 conventions are planned to take place in person. Opposition parties want N.B.

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Surge of cases in Low German-speaking communities in southwestern Ontario: public health officials

coronavirus among Low German speakers in the region.Ontario reported 76 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Wednesday, the lowest increase within a 24-hour period since March 22, according to Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott.Wednesday’s provincial report indicated the majority of new cases came from southwestern Ontario, with 22 cases out of Windsor-Essex and 10 out of Chatham-Kent.Chatham-Kent Public Health issued a news release on Wednesday, stating that the “recent surge of COVID-19 cases has revealed that these cases are occurring within Low German speaking communities, across a broad band of southwestern Ontario.” It was not clear how many of the recent cases involve members of the Low German-speaking community.A municipal

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Montreal homeless advocates sound alarm as makeshift camps continue to appear around city

Montreal races to create more shelters for homeless people amid coronavirus crisis Jacques says he lost his apartment last February after seven years because his landlord wanted to hike his rent by $300.“Since then it’s been very difficult to find an apartment,” he explained.Housing advocates say other residents at the camp are in the same boat — a worrying sign of the times, they say, adding that the fact that they’re making an appearance at all is disquieting.Matthew Pearce, president and CEO of the Old Brewery Mission, thinks some of the primary reasons these camps are popping up is the pandemic. He explained that to observe proper distancing protocols, shelters like the Old Brewery had to reduce the number of beds.“We have normally

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Edmonton Expo Centre to close as drop-in day shelter July 31

COVID-19 pandemic will close at the end of the month.The City of Edmonton announced Wednesday that the shelter at the Expo Centre, which opened in March, will close at the end of the day July 31.

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B.C. reports 41 new COVID-19 cases, fewest patients in hospital since mid-March

COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, as the number of people hospitalized with the virus hit a low not seen since mid-March.Just six people were in hospital as of Wednesday, down three from the day before, and the fewest since March 16. Two of those patients were in critical care.

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COVID-19 media update, 30 July

The Minister of Health, Chris Hipkins, and the Director-General of Health, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, will provide an update to the media today at 1.00 pm.

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Writer David Hare turns his COVID-19 into a theater piece

LOS ANGELES – Oscar-nominated writer David Hare says he’s turned his COVID-19 illness into a stage monologue about enduring “this quite extraordinary disease.”“Beat the Devil” will open in London as soon as officials deem it safe for theaters to get back into business, Hare said Wednesday.

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Alberta records 133 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, 3 additional deaths

COVID-19 that have been confirmed in the province Wednesday as well as three additional deaths.Active cases across Alberta are now back up to 1,430 after dropping slightly to 1,397 on Tuesday. Of those active cases, 87 people are in hospital and 17 people are being treated in intensive care.The three new deaths that have been reported include three women, two in their 70s and one in her 90s, all in the Edmonton zone.

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Coronavirus: Sand sculptures at Toronto beach illustrate socially distant summer safety

Toronto beaches have seen overcrowding in recent weeks, posing increased concerns during COVID-19.

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3 more deaths reported at Edmonton care home amid COVID-19 outbreak; centre’s death toll now at 18

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]On Monday, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health announced that Alberta Health has asked Alberta Health Services to work with the operator of the centre to provide “oversight and leadership.”“We are taking this outbreak very seriously,” Dr.

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New study suggests social media feeds source of COVID-19 fake news

A McGill study has shown that people who rely on social media as their main source of news are likely to read false information and take the COVID-19 pandemic less seriously. Global’s Dan Spector has the story.

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Winnipeg minor hockey tournament organizers under fire after Saskatchewan teams travel to attend

minor hockey tournament is under fire after five Saskatchewan teams travelled to Manitoba to participate amid the coronavirus pandemic.Four teams from the Wheatland Wild organization — with kids from all over Saskatchewan — and Yorkton’s Parkland Maulers participated in the North American Hockey Classic triple-A tournament July 12 -19.The Wheatland teams did not compete under their real names, did not put players’ full names on programs, and asked parents not to post where they were on social media.

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Celebrating a virtual, physically distant Pride in Simcoe County amid COVID-19

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Makeshift camps for the homeless popping up around Montreal

Montreal’s housing crisis, compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, has created a perfect storm for increased homelessness. With limited space in shelters and many people still without a place to live following moving day, makeshift camps have popped up in the city’s East End.

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Boeing slashes production as COVID-19 batters airline customers

Boeing slowed production for commercial jets including its grounded 737 MAX and confirmed plans to discontinue the iconic 747 widebody amid dwindling demand from airline customers battered by the coronavirus pandemic.The planemaker, which has long battled with rival Airbus SAS for dominance in a global duopoly, lost $4.79 a share in the three months through June, nearly twice the $2.54 estimate from Wall Street analysts surveyed by Refinitiv.

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Elderly couple treated together in intensive care both overcome coronavirus

coronavirus after hospital intensive care staff moved their beds together so they could fight the virus side-by-side.

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Three inmates in state prisons in Marion County die of COVID-19

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – Three women at two Florida state prisons in Marion County died due to complications of the coronavirus, according to the Florida Department of Health.Two women died at Lowell Correctional Institution and one woman died at Florida Women’s Reception Center.

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With Florida in system’s path, Flagler County adjusts storm shelter plans due to COVID-19

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – With Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine -- which could soon become Tropical Storm Isaias -- on a path toward Florida, Flagler County officials are urging residents to prepare for possible dangerous weather in the coming days.According to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center, the system could reach tropical storm strength by Wednesday night.Officials with Flagler County’s Emergency Operation Center said Wednesday that residents’ storm plans will likely look different this year due to COVID-19 concerns.[UPDATES: System expected to become Isaias on path toward Florida]The NHC said after passing south of Puerto Rico Wednesday night, the system is expected to head near or over Hispaniola on Thursday before

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WATCH LIVE: All state-supported COVID-19 testing sites to close temporarily as storm approaches Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida Department of Health announced state-supported drive-thru and walk-up coronavirus testing sites will temporarily close at 5 p.m. on Thursday as Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine approaches the state.Florida is in the cone of the Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine.

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Scaled-back hajj begins as Mideast sees signs of COVID-19 stabilization

A dramatically scaled-back version of the hajj pilgrimage began in Saudi Arabia yesterday, and though cases in Middle Eastern countries are starting to stabilize, the reopening of international borders poses a threat of increased spread, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) regional office said today.

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As pandemic rages, PPE supply remains a problem

One of the more unsettling images from the early days of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States came from New York in late March. In a photo that quickly went viral on social media, nurses from Manhattan's Mount Sinai Hospital were seen wearing surgical masks, face shields, gloves, and trash bags over their scrubs.

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Coronavirus: Toronto, Peel to enter Stage 3 of reopening on Friday

Toronto and Peel Region will enter stage three of Ontario’s COVID-19 reopening plan. As Seán O’Shea reports, that means indoor restaurants, gyms, parks, and other facilities that have been closed may reopen.

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Andy Cohen Confirms ‘Real Housewives Of New York City’ Reunion Will Be Filmed In Person Amid COVID-19

The upcoming “Real Housewives Of New York City” reunion is heading back into the studio.

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JetBlue deploys ultraviolet cleaning robot for airplanes in fight against COVID-19

JetBlue is the first airline in the country to use ultraviolet light technology to combat the novel coronavirus on its aircraft.

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MLS is Back Tournament: Quarterfinals preview

FILE - Orlando City midfielder Cristian Higuita (7) controls the ball away from Los Angeles FC defender Tristan Blackmon (27) during the soccer match between LAFC and Orlando City on Sept. 7, 2019, at Exploria Stadium in Orlando, Fla.

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McDonald's closes restaurant after staff members test positive for coronavirus

McDonald's site has been forced to close after a number of its staff tested positive for coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: Social media users more likely to believe false information, McGill study suggests

coronavirus pandemic.More specifically, researchers looked at the prevalence of misinformation on social media compared to traditional Canadian news media and how exposure to false information influenced behaviour.The study, conducted by seven researchers at McGill University, suggests that the dissemination of false information is in fact more widespread on social media than traditional news media.Aengus Bridgman, a PhD Candidate at McGill University and the and the study’s co-author, said there are various explanations as to why that happens.“Historically, organizations, large-scale news organizations felt a deep sense of sort of civic responsibility that they were trying to inform the public good,” he said.While noting that it may not

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Coronavirus: No new cases for Peterborough, Haliburton Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health Unit

novel coronavirus in the Peterborough, according to the region’s health unit.Peterborough Public Health reports no active cases and last reported a new case on June 20.There remain 95 cases total, of which 93 have been resolved. Since the pandemic was declared in March, there have been two deaths related to COVID-19 complications.

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Winnipeg museums struggle to stay open amid COVID-19 downturn

recent study by the American Alliance of Museums — the organization that oversees museums of all sizes down south — suggests that a full third of U.S.

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N.B. restaurant builds new kind of sidewalk amid COVID-19

Owners of a New Brunswick restaurant hope an outdoor lounge-style space will help them welcome more customers and recover from the pandemic. Megan Yamoah has more.

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Coronavirus: Regina Food Bank experiences massive surge, serving over 14,000 monthly

Regina Food Bank is seeing more than double the number of people using its services due to COVID-19, serving over 14,000 people per month, compared to 5,000 for the same time period in 2019.The charity organization, which relies solely on community support to feed those in need, is also experiencing a significant drop in donations from the public. CEO John Bailey said its logistics have gone up exponentially from purchasing food to meet the demand.

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Cut the PST in half to aid in economic recovery amid COVID-19, says B.C. business group

COVID-19 pandemic.In a 31-page report released Wednesday, the BCBC says temporarily slashing the PST in half would encourage consumer spending and provide a “well-timed lift to retailers across the province.”Dawson City Mayor Dale Bumstead says a cut to the PST would help “keep spending local.”The report says slashing the tax would also support capital investment.

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Okanagan wineries donate $10,000 to United Way coronavirus relief fund

Four Okanagan wineries have raised and donated $10,000 which has been given to United Way’s COVID-19 Relief Fund.50th Parallel Estate, The Vibrant Vine, River Stone Estate Winery and the Oliver Twist Winery all contributed to the fund.The funds were raised through a program at local liquor stores, where $1 from every wine purchase was donated.“50th Parallel Estate owners Curtis and Sheri-Lee Krouzel were thrilled to be able to contribute over half of the total raised through sales of their award winning wines,” United Way staff said in a release.

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Fredericton restaurant debuts curbside shipping container patio

th mile.To stay afloat during the pandemic the owners of the restaurant sold meal kits and began offering curbside pick-up.“In addition to running the restaurant Peter is back being a line cook and I’m a waitress, so we are working in the restaurant! We have to,” said Jennie Wilson the owner of 11th mile.

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US tops 150,000 COVID deaths amid broad disease spread

Today the United States hit a grim milestone in its fight against COVID-19, as 150,000 Americans have now died from infection with the novel coronavirus.

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COVID-19 risk factors vary for nursing home staff, residents

A study published yesterday in the Journal of Infection has found that staff working at more than one London nursing home during the peak of the UK COVID-19 outbreak had a quadruple risk of infection.

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McDonald’s coronavirus outbreak fears as staff test positive and restaurant closes

Five McDonald's workers have tested positive for coronavirus.

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ACC schedule includes Notre Dame, 10 conference games

Notre Dame will play in the Atlantic Coast Conference this season as part of a plan to play 10 league games and start the week of Sept. 7, alterations brought on by the pandemic.The ACC’s university presidents approved a plan Wednesday for an 11-game schedule, including one nonconference game, and for pushing back the league championship game from Dec.

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Taller people face higher risk of catching COVID-19, survey says

FILE - People wear protective face masks on the Upper West Side as the city continues Phase 4 of re-opening following restrictions imposed to slow the spread of coronavirus on July 28, 2020 in New York City.

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Jennifer Aniston shares photo of friend hospitalized with COVID-19 to encourage fans to wear a mask

FILE - Actress Jennifer Aniston attends smartwater sparkling celebrates Jennifer Aniston and St Jude's Children's Hospital at W Hollywood on February 23, 2016 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images for smartwater)Jennifer Aniston shared the personal story of a friend dealing with COVID-19 in an effort to encourage people to wear masks and to take the pandemic seriously.The “Friends” actress on Sunday took to Instagram, where she shared a photo of a friend named Kevin who was laid up in the hospital.

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Lane Johnson tests positive for coronavirus, 2 other Eagles added to virus-related reserve

Lane Johnson #65 of the Philadelphia Eagles (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Eagles have placed three of their players on their reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced Wednesday.Right tackle Lane Johnson, linebacker Nathan Gerry, and tackle Jordan Mailata were added to the list.The designation means that those players have either tested positive for the virus or have to quarantine after coming into close contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus.Johnson released a statement on Twitter announcing he has tested positive for the virus."I have tested positive for COVID-19, but feel strong and ready to go," Johnson wrote.Advertisement"Over the past few months, I have tested negative after

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New research suggests COVID-19 can leave long-lasting heart damage

published July 27 by researchers at University Hospital Frankfurt, looked at cardiac MRIs of 100 recovered patients between the ages of 45 to 53. The images were compared to people who had never contracted the virus.Researchers found that 78 patients showed evidence of heart damage after they recovered — and 60 of those patients showed signs of inflammation in the heart muscle weeks after the patients’ recovery. An undated file image shows a normal human heart during a cardiac MRI.

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US coronavirus deaths surpass 150,000, according to Johns Hopkins

WASHINGTON - More than 150,000 people in the U.S. have died after contracting the novel coronavirus, according to the most recent data from Johns Hopkins University.As of July 29, there were neraly 4.4 million confirmed cases in the United States, accounting for more than a quarter of all confirmed cases worldwide, according to Johns Hopkins. The grim milestone comes at a time when many states are experiencing a resurgence of cases, particularly across the South and West.

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Unions, students raise concern over University of Toronto’s Fall 2020 in-person learning

Canada’s largest university is defending its decision to hold some of its fall course offerings in person this September, despite mounting pushback from faculty members and students.A petition launched by the union representing faculty members at the University of Toronto is calling on the school to “pause” plans for on-campus classes, arguing the move will not guarantee a safe return for students and staff.Academic workers, library staff, graduate assistants and administrative employees are among the more than 2,600 people who had signed the petition since it went live late last week.

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Canadian Transportation Agency responds to growing flier frustration over lack of refunds

Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has responded to growing anger from many fliers who believe it has given an “out” to airlines which don’t want to issue refunds for cancelled flights.Passenger rights groups along with numerous fliers have complained they are not getting refunds from airlines when it comes flights cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. In Canada, most airlines are offering travel vouchers instead, noting they are following the guidelines put forth by the CTA.

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COVID-19: Montreal’s Lachine swimming pools closed after lifeguard tests positive

COVID-19.The borough’s three pools and the children’s wading pool in LaSalle Park were closed on July 22 after the lifeguard was diagnosed with the virus. All lifeguards working at the aquatic facilities have been tested and have been asked to isolate until Aug.

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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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