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Most labs in Canada not fully able to detect Delta COVID-19 variant, experts warn

06.06 - 05:57

Health experts: More testing, second doses needed for Canada to stay ahead of Delta COVID-19 variant

05.06 - 03:41

Health officials to discuss high Limerick Covid rates

04.06 - 09:19

Doug Ford says Ontario could enter COVID-19 reopening plan before June 14, but only if doctors sign off

02.06 - 22:03

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Covid on rise in Ayrshire again as just 61 towns and villages have 'suppressed' cases

30.05 - 19:33

Air Show Atlantic cancels this year’s event, blames uncertainty around COVID-19

29.05 - 23:23

Experts discuss legalities around COVID-19 fines

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19.05.2021 - 03:35

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As the province continues to try to crackdown on those violating public health orders under Saskatchewan’s emergency planning laws with steeper tickets, Taz Dhaliwal speaks with experts about the legalities surrounding COVID-19 fines.

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Eric Sorensen - B.C. unveils four-phase restart plan as vaccinations rise and infections drop - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

26.05.2021 / 03:29

B.C. unveils four-phase restart plan as vaccinations rise and infections drop

As British Columbia makes progress in the fight against COVID-19, the province has revealed its gradual plan to reopen. Eric Sorensen reports on the four-phase strategy to return to normalcy, and how it compares to other provinces’ plans.

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COVID-19 outbreak grows at Mount Everest base camp - globalnews.ca - Nepal - city Kathmandu

26.05.2021 / 03:29

COVID-19 outbreak grows at Mount Everest base camp

At least 100 people have contracted COVID-19 at the Mount Everest base camp.

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Bonnie Henry - 2nd COVID-19 vaccine doses to be sooner than expected, but not ‘too soon’: B.C.’s top doctor - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 03:29

2nd COVID-19 vaccine doses to be sooner than expected, but not ‘too soon’: B.C.’s top doctor

COVID-19 vaccine will be contacted for their second dose starting later this week, according to B.C.’s top doctor.Those who received their first dose in March and April, as well as clinically vulnerable people, will receive second dose information in the coming days, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said during a press briefing to detail B.C.’s restart plan.“We are moving up the second dose for everybody, but particularly for people who are older, people who have immune-compromising conditions, people who are on our clinically extremely vulnerable list,” Henry said.“That is happening later this week as we’re able to get more vaccine in and getting people moved up on those lists.” COVID-19: B.C.

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Crystal Goomansingh - Olympics officials try to shore up more support ahead of Tokyo Games - globalnews.ca - Japan - city Tokyo

26.05.2021 / 03:29

Olympics officials try to shore up more support ahead of Tokyo Games

Despite growing backlash, Olympics officials insist the Tokyo Summer Games are still on track for July, as Japan deals with a worsening COVID-19 crisis. Crystal Goomansingh reports.

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Manitoba receives help to battle worsening COVID-19 crisis - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 03:29

Manitoba receives help to battle worsening COVID-19 crisis

The federal government is sending health workers and other help to Manitoba, as an ongoing surge of COVID-19 cases puts the province’s health system on the verge of collapse.

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prince Albert - Okanagan church fined for contravening B.C.’s public health order: Kelowna RCMP - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 03:29

Okanagan church fined for contravening B.C.’s public health order: Kelowna RCMP

Central Okanagan church has been fined $2,300, police say, for allegedly hosting an indoor gathering last week.According to Kelowna RCMP, the gathering took place on Wednesday evening, contrary to B.C.’s public health order.“Police attended, conducted an independent investigation and determined that a number of people were on site,” said Kelowna RCMP, stating they received a report about the gathering just before 7:40 p.m. COVID-19: Fine against Prince Albert, Sask.

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Jagmeet Singh - Derek Sloan - Bloc Quebecois - MPs adopt Bloc motion saying it would be irresponsible to hold election amid COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 03:29

MPs adopt Bloc motion saying it would be irresponsible to hold election amid COVID-19

House of Commons has adopted a Bloc Quebecois motion that says it would be irresponsible to hold a federal election during the COVID-19 pandemic.There were 327 MPs from all parties voting in favour of the motion, which says it is the government’s responsibility to do everything possible to avoid calling voters to the polls before the end of the pandemic.Ontario Independent MP Derek Sloan was the only one who voted against it.

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Covid-19: 'Need to get to bottom' of virus origins, says White House adviser - livemint.com - India

26.05.2021 / 03:25

Covid-19: 'Need to get to bottom' of virus origins, says White House adviser

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta records 387 new COVID-19 cases from about 4K tests on Tuesday - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 02:15

Alberta records 387 new COVID-19 cases from about 4K tests on Tuesday

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw updates the COVID-19 situation in the province on Tuesday.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta sees increase in COVID-19 vaccine no-shows over long weekend - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 02:15

Alberta sees increase in COVID-19 vaccine no-shows over long weekend

Dr. Deena Hinshaw is asking Albertans to cancel their COVID-19 vaccine appointments if they cannot make it after an increase in no-shows over May long weekend.

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Brian Pallister - COVID-19: Ottawa preparing to deploy health workers, military and Red Cross to help in Manitoba - globalnews.ca - city London - county Ontario - county Windsor - Ottawa

26.05.2021 / 02:15

COVID-19: Ottawa preparing to deploy health workers, military and Red Cross to help in Manitoba

COVID-19 hot spot of North America can be blamed in part on people not getting vaccinated and not getting tested when they’re sick.Brian Pallister is the latest premier to turn to Ottawa for help as his province’s health care system buckles under the weight of the pandemic’s third wave.

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B.C. reports 289 new COVID-19 cases, one death as province outlines restart plan - globalnews.ca - county Island - region Health

26.05.2021 / 02:15

B.C. reports 289 new COVID-19 cases, one death as province outlines restart plan

COVID-19 cases and one death on Tuesday, as the province unveiled its four-step plan to ease restrictions as more people are vaccinated against the disease.Tuesday marks the second day in a row the province has recorded fewer than 300 new cases.Of the new cases, 70 were in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, 176 were in the Fraser Health region, three were in Island Health, 35 were in Interior Health, and four were in Northern Health.The number of people in hospital with the disease rose by nine to 301 while the number of patients in intensive care declined by three to 93.The one death brings the province’s COVID-19-related death toll to 1,680.

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Deena Hinshaw - COVID-19 vaccine demand remains high in Alberta: Hinshaw - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 02:15

COVID-19 vaccine demand remains high in Alberta: Hinshaw

Dr. Deena Hinshaw says demand for the COVID-19 vaccine in Alberta remains high. She encouraged those who have not received their first dose to book as soon as possible.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta Covid - Alberta COVID-19 restrictions ‘are making a difference,’ Hinshaw says - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 02:15

Alberta COVID-19 restrictions ‘are making a difference,’ Hinshaw says

Dr. Deena Hinshaw says that three weeks after new COVID-19 restrictions were announced in the province, the numbers are showing they are making a difference.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta waiting for results of COVID-19 vaccine mixing study to determine future of 2nd dose - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 02:15

Alberta waiting for results of COVID-19 vaccine mixing study to determine future of 2nd dose

Dr. Deena Hinshaw says they are waiting for the results of a U.K. study on mixing COVID-19 vaccines before they provide recommendations on second doses for those who received the AstraZeneca vaccine.

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AAA predicts more than 37 million Americans to travel Memorial Day, experts lay out worst times - fox29.com

26.05.2021 / 02:01

AAA predicts more than 37 million Americans to travel Memorial Day, experts lay out worst times

ORLANDO, Fla. - AAA Travel is predicting more than 37 million Americans will hit the road and take to the skies for the Memorial Day weekend, an anticipated rebound after the COVID-19 lockdown shuttered travel and vacation plans last year.That would be a 60% increase from 2020 when only 23 million Americans traveled for the holiday, the lowest number on record according to the association. AAA expects the rebound after the U.S.

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Moderna says COVID-19 vaccine highly effective in adolescents - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 01:39

Moderna says COVID-19 vaccine highly effective in adolescents

Moderna has released some of the findings from its clinical trial looking into vaccine use in people 12 and over. Shallima Maharaj reports.

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COVID-19: The challenge of booking a 2nd AstraZeneca dose in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

26.05.2021 / 01:29

COVID-19: The challenge of booking a 2nd AstraZeneca dose in Ontario

Fifty-five-thousand doses of AstraZeneca vaccine are about to expire. The Ontario government has released them to pharmacies and other vaccine providers. But as Seán O’Shea reports, getting an appointment to receive one could be a long shot.

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Doug Ford - Erica Vella - Chris ‘Sky’ Saccoccia charged after allegedly threatening to kill Doug Ford, other elected officials - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 01:29

Chris ‘Sky’ Saccoccia charged after allegedly threatening to kill Doug Ford, other elected officials

Chris ‘Sky’ Saccoccia is facing numerous charges after he allegedly threatened to killed Premier Doug Ford and other elected officials, according to court documents. Erica Vella reports.

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Scott Moe - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe sends stern message to those against COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 01:25

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe sends stern message to those against COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 vaccine.“You should know and you should be fully aware of the risks that are associated with your decision,” Moe said.“Even though we are reopening in Saskatchewan, COVID is not disappearing, COVID will not be gone. Those who have chosen to not get vaccinated, you will continue to be at risk not only contracting COVID, but at risk of much more severe outcomes.” COVID-19: Outdoor sports added to Step 1 of Saskatchewan’s reopening roadmap Noted in its daily COVID-19 update, Saskatchewan has administered 665,193 vaccines to date, 606,936 of which are first doses.

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Tania Visintin - Vancouver partygoers fined more than $11,000 for violating COVID-19 health orders - globalnews.ca - Britain

26.05.2021 / 00:59

Vancouver partygoers fined more than $11,000 for violating COVID-19 health orders

‘This could be manslaughter’: Legal experts warn about hosting parties during COVID-19 “We have made it very clear that we will not tolerate incidents where people deliberately contravene the public health orders set out by the province,” VPD Const. Tania Visintin said.“When someone blatantly ignores the law and puts others at risk of contracting COVID-19, we will use our legal avenues to hold them accountable.” COVID-19: B.C.

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10 things you need to know about B.C.’s COVID-19 restart plan - globalnews.ca - Britain

26.05.2021 / 00:59

10 things you need to know about B.C.’s COVID-19 restart plan

launched a restart plan laying out a post-COVID-19 pandemic life.Here are 10 big things to look forward to:Effective Tuesday, a social gathering indoors can take place with one other household or up to five visitors. Outdoor personal gatherings of up to 10 people are also allowed.By June 15, outdoor personal gatherings will go up to 50 people, though indoor ones will remain at up to five visitors.Playdates for kids will be allowed.The goal is to return to normal for indoor or outdoor personal gatherings by July 1 and an encouragement to have sleepovers.

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Very ill COVID-19 patients still had robust antibody response: London, Ont. researchers - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 00:59

Very ill COVID-19 patients still had robust antibody response: London, Ont. researchers

COVID-19 is robust in both those who are only mildly ill and those who are critically ill.Researchers are hoping to learn more about exactly how the antibodies work with a goal of improving patient outcomes by helping to pinpoint who would require certain treatments. Coronavirus — meet the Ontario researchers responsible for 3 world-firsts The small study involved 56 people in four groups of 14: critically ill patients at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) with COVID-19, critically ill patients who tested negative for COVID-19, people who were mildly ill with COVID-19 and did not require hospitalization, and healthy controls.

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John Horgan - COVID-19: B.C. lays out restart plan including a return to normal by September - globalnews.ca - Britain

26.05.2021 / 00:59

COVID-19: B.C. lays out restart plan including a return to normal by September

Wearing a mask in B.C. indoor public spaces could be optional by July 1 The restart plan will follow approximate timelines based on vaccination rates continuing to rise across the province and COVID-19 cases continuing to decline.“British Columbians have sacrificed so much over the last 15 months to help keep people and our communities safe,” Premier John Horgan said.“We have made tremendous strides with our vaccination program, and we are now in a position where we can move forward with a plan to slowly bring us back together.

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COVID-19: 146 new cases, 2 additional deaths confirmed over May long weekend - globalnews.ca - county Bradford

26.05.2021 / 00:59

COVID-19: 146 new cases, 2 additional deaths confirmed over May long weekend

COVID-19 cases and two additional deaths since Friday, bringing the local total to 11,726, including 245 deaths.Local public health also reported 113 new cases of a coronavirus variant on Tuesday, bringing that total to 4,431, 422 of which are active.

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50% of U.S. adults have received both COVID-19 vaccine doses, CDC says - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 00:59

50% of U.S. adults have received both COVID-19 vaccine doses, CDC says

Americans have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Tuesday, while half the citizens above the age of 18 in the country have been fully vaccinated, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The agency said 164,378,258 people, or 49.5 per cent of the total U.S.

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Scott Moe - Saskatchewan premier urges all citizens to get vaccinated for COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 00:59

Saskatchewan premier urges all citizens to get vaccinated for COVID-19

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe criticized people who have been avoiding the COVID-19 vaccine intentionally and advocating others do the same, saying it was being done under “some misguided notion of defending your personal freedoms” but that they were the ones “standing in the way” of having restrictions lifted.

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KFL&A Public Health announces no new cases for the first time in three months - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 00:59

KFL&A Public Health announces no new cases for the first time in three months

COVID-19 cases Tuesday. This is the first time since March 1 that zero cases were added in a single day.

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Tim Roszell - New Brunswick’s reopening contingent on fewer COVID-19 cases - globalnews.ca

26.05.2021 / 00:59

New Brunswick’s reopening contingent on fewer COVID-19 cases

Vaccination numbers continue to climb as New Brunswick pushes toward an eventual loosening of COVID-19 restrictions. But as Tim Roszell reports, the province’s top doctor says it’s not time to declare victory.

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COVID-19: 11 cases in London-Middlesex as region’s newest mass vaccination clinic opens - globalnews.ca - city London

26.05.2021 / 00:59

COVID-19: 11 cases in London-Middlesex as region’s newest mass vaccination clinic opens

Eleven new COVID-19 cases were reported in London-Middlesex on Tuesday marking the region’s lowest single-day case count since mid-March.The update comes as the region’s newest mass vaccination clinic opened its doors at Earl Nichols Recreation Centre.The latest numbers bring the region’s pandemic case total to 12,031, of which 11,345 cases have resolved. At least 217 virus-related deaths have been reported, including 17 so far this month, most recently on Friday.The health unit says at least 469 cases are currently active in the region.At least 1,542 cases have been reported this month.

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News Scan for May 25, 2021 - cidrap.umn.edu - county Ada

26.05.2021 / 00:11

News Scan for May 25, 2021

Monthly dentist surveys showed a cumulative infection rate of 2.6%, according to a study yesterday in the Journal of the American Dental Association (ADA). The researchers say these rates are lower than those in other health workers, such as physicians or emergency medical service professionals.While 2,196 participants responded at least once from June to Nove

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Mike Dewine - Andy Slavitt - White House encourages COVID-19 vaccine incentives - cidrap.umn.edu - state New York - state Ohio - state Maryland - state Oregon

26.05.2021 / 00:11

White House encourages COVID-19 vaccine incentives

Today Andy Slavitt, the White House senior advisor for COVID-19 response, said during a White House press briefing on the pandemic that he was inspired by Ohio's "Vax-A-Million" lottery, which will award $1 million to a person each week for 5 weeks, with winners drawn at random with proof of vaccination.

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Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia to speed up second doses of COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:55

Nova Scotia to speed up second doses of COVID-19 vaccine

Nearly half of Nova Scotians have now received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. As Alicia Draus reports, most Nova Scotians will likely get their second dose up to a month sooner than originally planned.

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Jamie Mauracher - ‘Added stress’: bladder cancer patient describes impact of battling illness amidst COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:55

‘Added stress’: bladder cancer patient describes impact of battling illness amidst COVID-19 pandemic

In the wake of the pandemic – hundreds of thousands of surgeries have been cancelled and delayed – causing another layer of stress and fear for patients.

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The latest coronavirus infection rates in Greater Manchester - Covid cases continue to rise in eight boroughs - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester

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25.05.2021 / 23:41

The latest coronavirus infection rates in Greater Manchester - Covid cases continue to rise in eight boroughs

Coronavirus infection rates have continued to rise steeply in most parts of Greater Manchester, according to the latest data from Public Health England (PHE).

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Waterloo Public Health reports just 66 new COVID-19 cases over previous 2 days - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:41

Waterloo Public Health reports just 66 new COVID-19 cases over previous 2 days

COVID-19 cases in close to three months on Tuesday.The agency actually reported 66 new positive tests for the coronavirus on May 25, but just 30 of those arrived on Monday as there was no reporting due to the holiday.The 30 cases are the lowest announced since March 30 when there were 26 new COVID-19 cases reported.This brings the total number of cases in the area to 15,709.

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WHA to hold pandemic treaty talks in November - cidrap.umn.edu - Japan - India

25.05.2021 / 23:41

WHA to hold pandemic treaty talks in November

Country delegates at the World Health Assembly (WHA) today came to a consensus on holding a special session in November to consider an international treaty on pandemic preparedness, with the goal of shoring up political commitment in the battle against infectious disease outbreaks.

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Dozens of Manitoba scofflaws turned away at Ontario border on long weekend: OPP - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:41

Dozens of Manitoba scofflaws turned away at Ontario border on long weekend: OPP

COVID-19 protocols, and were refused entry under Ontario’s Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act.

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Tim Roszell - New Brunswick classrooms feeling the heat due to fear of COVID-19 spread - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:41

New Brunswick classrooms feeling the heat due to fear of COVID-19 spread

Vaccination numbers continue to climb as New Brunswick pushes toward an eventual loosening of COVID-19 restrictions. But as Tim Roszell reports, the province’s top doctor says it’s not time to declare victory.

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Nova Scotians - Nova Scotians urged to get tested for COVID-19 as testing numbers drop - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:41

Nova Scotians urged to get tested for COVID-19 as testing numbers drop

While new positive cases in Nova Scotia are declining, the province’s chief medical officer of health said the number of COVID-19 tests being processed are also trending downward. Once again, Nova Scotians are being encouraged to make testing part of their COVID-19 defense strategy.

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Active COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan continues downward trend - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 23:41

Active COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan continues downward trend

COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan continues to trend downward, the province reported Tuesday.Health officials reported 111 new cases in their daily update, along with 197 recoveries.This dropped the number of active cases in the province to 1,451, down 42.3 per cent over the last 30 days.Active cases are total cases less recoveries and deaths. No new COVID-19 related deaths were reported by the province in its update.

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Alyssa Milano - Alyssa Milano Says She's Still Impacted by Long COVID Over a Year Later - justjared.com

25.05.2021 / 23:35

Alyssa Milano Says She's Still Impacted by Long COVID Over a Year Later

Alyssa Milano is still recovering.

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Americans can reenter US with expired passports through 2021, State Department says - fox29.com - Washington

25.05.2021 / 23:23

Americans can reenter US with expired passports through 2021, State Department says

WASHINGTON - The U.S. State Department is allowing Americans to reenter the country with expired passports through the end of the year in light of the COVID-19 pandemic."If you are overseas and your passport expired on or after January 1, 2020, you may be able to use your expired passport to return directly to the United States until December 31, 2021," the department posted on its website.

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Barbara Yaffe - Ontario reports 1st fatal case of rare blood clot after man received AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 22:41

Ontario reports 1st fatal case of rare blood clot after man received AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 vaccine.Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario’s associate chief medical officer of health, made the announcement during a news conference at Queen’s Park Tuesday afternoon.

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More than 2,000 people, 1,000 vehicles estimated to have attended Pickering car rally: police - globalnews.ca - city Kingston

25.05.2021 / 22:41

More than 2,000 people, 1,000 vehicles estimated to have attended Pickering car rally: police

Durham Regional Police say more than 2,000 people and 1,000 vehicles are estimated to have been at a car rally in Pickering on Sunday despite ongoing COVID-19 stay-home regulations.In a news release issued Tuesday, police said officers went to the area of Brock and Kingston roads at 2 p.m. in response to information of a planned rally.Police said vehicles started showing up and officers told attendees that the event was in violation of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA) and Reopening Ontario Act (ROA).

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Nova Scotia - Robert Strang - Nova Scotia moving up 2nd COVID-19 dose appointments starting in June - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 22:13

Nova Scotia moving up 2nd COVID-19 dose appointments starting in June

Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Robert Strang announced on Tuesday that the province will be moving up 2nd COVID-19 dose appointments by two to four weeks earlier than originally planned, starting in June.

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Brian Pallister - Over 70% of Manitoba’s current COVID-19 hospitalizations are unvaccinated people - globalnews.ca

25.05.2021 / 22:13

Over 70% of Manitoba’s current COVID-19 hospitalizations are unvaccinated people

As COVID-19 cases in Manitoba continue to surge, Premier Brian Pallister urged people on Tuesday to get a COVID-19 vaccine because over 70 per cent of those currently hospitalized with the illness are unvaccinated. “To be a good citizen, it would be helpful for you to go and get vaccinated.

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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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