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Coronavirus: Winfield Easter Seals Camp moves online

The pool at the Winfield Easter Seals Camp won’t be filled with excited campers and the trampolines will remain still this summer as the fun is moved online. Virtual camp begins in July after a major redesign due to COVID-19.

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Lethbridge residents encouraged to ‘redisocver’ their own backyard this summer

The Galt Museum in Lethbridge reopened its doors to the public Tuesday morning, after being closed for more than two months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Safe sex call from Lanarkshire health board during coronavirus pandemic

NHS Lanarkshire is encouraging everyone to practice safer sex during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Alberta courts slowly reopening with social distancing, barriers

Law courts in Edmonton, Calgary, Red Deer and Lethbridge are slowly reopening, but they won’t operate the same way they did pre-pandemic.

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Police watchdog still coming, but Sask. government says timeline pushed back due to COVID-19

The Saskatchewan government is still working on establishing an independent oversight body to investigate serious incidents involving police officers, but it likely won’t be in place as early as officials initially hoped.

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Ontario state of emergency extended again, Doug Ford insists reopening is not ‘on hold’

Ontario’s state of emergency has been extended by 28 days, but Premier Doug Ford insists that does not mean the province’s reopening will necessarily be put “on hold” during that time.

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Greenhouses, outdoor gear shops in Edmonton thriving during the pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic started with many questions, including about business and the bottom line due to the shutdown. But in some sectors, the weeks since have given way to something unexpected.

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B.C. Liberals call on province to lift COVID-19 rules in areas with fewer cases

B.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson is asking the province to consider a “region-by-region” approach to reopening the province to speed up recovery in areas with few cases of COVID-19.

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A mysterious company’s coronavirus papers in top medical journals may be unraveling

A hydroxychloroquine study is being audited.

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COVID-19 media update, 3 June

The Ministry of Health will provide an update on the COVID-19 response at 1.00 pm today.

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Rutherglen pub boss believes his business will survive coronavirus impact - but fears other boozers will be hit hard

A Rutherglen publican is confident that coronavirus won’t cost him his business.

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Coronavirus: Mental health services braced for a 'surge' in cases as lockdown eases

Mental health services will see a "surge" in people seeking care as lockdown eases, a new report has predicted.

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Central Floridians take part in #BlackOutTuesday as George Floyd protests continue

ORLANDO, Fla. – Thousands of people all over the country, including in Central Florida, are taking part in what’s called #BlackOutTuesday.

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Dr. Lisa Barrett discusses new COVID-19 treatment study

Dr. Lisa Barrett joins Sarah Ritchie to discuss a new Nova Scotia Health Authority COVID-19 treatment study being conducted right here at home.

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Manitobans start to receive MPI rebate cheques

Manitoba Public Insurance customers have started to receive rebate cheques in the mail this week.

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Penticton, B.C., to proceed with trial run allowing alcohol at public parks, beaches

Penticton, B.C., is moving forward with a scaled-back version of a proposed pilot project that would allow people to drink alcohol at certain public parks and beaches.

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Canada’s daily coronavirus death toll surges from day prior as 705 new cases reported

The death toll from the novel coronavirus in Canada more than doubled from the day prior, with 69 lives reported taken on Tuesday.

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How COVID-19 changed Alberta fire bases

COVID-19 has changed many aspects of our lives. It has also created a new reality for those who fight wildfires in Alberta.

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Brantford-area hotels to house workers affected by COVID-19 outbreak at Norfolk Country farm

Brant County will be taking in over 100 migrant workers who were a part of a COVID-19 outbreak at a farm in Norfolk County.

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John Legend - Natalie Portman - Jane Fonda - America Ferrera - Brie Larson - Patrisse Cullors - John Legend, Common among celebs to sign open letter calling for police to be defunded - torontosun.com - Usa

John Legend, Common among celebs to sign open letter calling for police to be defunded

John Legend, Common, and Lizzo are among the stars who have signed an open letter urging local governments to “defund” police departments and give more to health care and education.

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Zoom Jan-Mar revenue rockets 169% on year, video chat firm doubles 2020 guidance

NEW DELHI: Video-chat service Zoom beat its own revenue guidance as well as analysts’ forecasts, reporting a 169% year-on-year growth in its March quarter (Q1) revenues to $328.2 million from $122 million in the year-ago period. Both estimates were pegged at around $200 million.

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Coronavirus: Parents struggling to find summer childcare as many day camps plan to stay closed

The Quebec government announced $11 million in extra funding for day camp operators on Tuesday, to help offset the costs of hiring extra staff and other COVID-19 related expenses. Some camps, however, say they still won’t be able to open, leaving some parents scrambling for alternatives.

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Alberta’s courtrooms slowly reopening to deal with backlog of cases

After being vacant since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Alberta courtrooms are slowly reopening to deal with a backlog of cases that have been piling up for over 10 weeks.

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Steelers RB Conner focusing on present, not uncertain future

PITTSBURGH – James Conner didn't treat the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic as an obstacle, but an opportunity.

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Cities across Central Florida cancel or reschedule Fourth of July fireworks shows amid COVID-19 pandemic

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Many cities in Central Florida have canceled or rescheduled Fourth of July fireworks shows amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Black-Owned Health and Wellness Businesses to Support Now and Always

As the country grapples with the tragic death of George Floyd and the ongoing protests in its wake, it can be overwhelming to try to figure out how to do your part. In addition to donating to causes that speak to you, educating yourself through reliable sources and simply making your voice heard, you can commit to discovering and supporting black-owned businesses.

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Kirstie Allsopp speaks out on partner and son's 'horrible' health woes: 'Didn’t feel real'

Kirstie Allsopp's partner Ben Andersen has tested positive for coronavirus.The Location, Location, Location presenter's eldest child has also been struck down with mumps during lockdown.The 48-year-old has now opened up about the "horrible experience" for the first time, saying she also experienced a COVID-19 symptom.The Channel 4 regular spoke out in a new interview with the July issue of Good Housekeeping, addressing her loved ones' health issues as well as whether women can "have it all".Discussing her other half's, who she has been with since 2004, test results, Kirstie said she has "never been more thankful that we’re all healthy".She commented: "It was a horrible experience; it didn’t feel real."Ben was tested because he felt really

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Hamilton, Ont., declares two COVID-19 outbreaks over, three remain

Hamilton, Ont., reported four more COVID-19 cases on Tuesday putting the city’s overall number of cases up to 697 since the pandemic began.

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Halifax International Airport Authority reducing staff by 25 per cent: CEO

The president and CEO of the Halifax International Airport Authority (HIAA) has let stakeholders know that the number of staff members will be reduced by 25 per cent.

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Black-Owned Businesses in Fashion and Beauty to Support Now and Forever

Following the death of George Floyd, a victim of police brutality, nationwide protests have brought the systemic issue to the forefront, increasing visibility on the news and social media. All across the country, people are seeking out how to support black communities.

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Saskatchewan dog owners face training challenges with obedience classes shut down

With many people working from home and having more time during the novel coronavirus pandemic closures, a lot of people have gained a new furry family member.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton’s escarpment stairs reopen this weekend

There’s good news for those who’ve been pining to use Hamilton’s various escarpment stairs.

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Training, exercises, disinfecting: How COVID-19 changed Alberta fire bases

Fire bases in the province look a bit different this year because of COVID-19.

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Coronavirus around the world: June 2, 2020

The biggest COVID-19 stories today:

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Coronavirus: Quebec announces funding for day camps while parents scramble for alternatives

Beth Beecher’s two sons wait all year for summer to come along, just so they can go to Montreal West’s day camp.

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Barrie city council approves Patios Everywhere program for restaurants amid coronavirus pandemic

Barrie city council approved the Patios Everywhere program, which will allow local restaurants to offer outdoor dining experiences while maintaining physical distancing, once the province of Ontario allows dine-in options to reopen as it continues to battle the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Alberta Health - Alberta Health Services - Alberta introduces drop-in COVID-19 testing in Edmonton, Calgary as 13 more cases confirmed Tuesday - globalnews.ca - city Richmond

Alberta introduces drop-in COVID-19 testing in Edmonton, Calgary as 13 more cases confirmed Tuesday

After asymptomatic COVID-19 testing opened to all Albertans over the weekend, Alberta Health Services announced drop-in testing in Edmonton and Calgary on Tuesday.

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Legault Government health sector recruitment begins

The state of Quebec’s long-term care homes was once again the focus of Premier François Legault’s daily COVID-19 press briefing. On Tuesday, the province actively began recruiting 10,000 people to train to work in the health care sector, mainly CHSLD’s.

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Jedward protest atop car as they join Black Lives Matter march

Pop star twins Jedward have been protesting atop a car in West Hollywood in support for Black Lives Matter.

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James Anderson cash injection to boost Championship return plans as clubs grow in confidence after financial fears

Championship clubs believe they could be spared from having to mothball next season by an emergency bail-out from Ann Budge’s secret Santa.

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Kind Cambuslang schoolgirl raises funds for struggling families - by selling her doll

A kind-hearted Cambuslang schoolgirl has sold her beloved Reborn Doll to raise funds for struggling families.

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News Scan for Jun 02, 2020

First-year medical residents in Shanghai—500 miles away from the Chinese COVID-19 epicenter of Wuhan—had a steep decline in mood, increased depression and anxiety, and twice the level of fear of workplace violence in the first month of the pandemic, according to a research letter published yesterday in JAMA Network Open.The study involved 385 medical residents beginning work at 12 hos

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Latin America carries rising burden of global COVID-19 cases

The head of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) said that about 250,000 of the world's 732,000 COVID-19 cases reported last week were from Latin America, which is concerning and underscores a need to double down on efforts to battle the virus, including ramping up testing.

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Nursing homes site of 40% of US COVID-19 deaths

A new analysis in USA Today suggests up to 40% of US deaths from COVID-19 have taken place in nursing homes or long-term care facilities, a staggering statistic that represents 40,600 residents. More than 2.4 million Americans live in long-term care facilities.

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Preparing for the second wave of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is reaching the end of its first wave of COVID-19.

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Weekend protest coverage boosts cable news viewership

NEW YORK – For many Americans, the unrest sweeping through several cities this past weekend was reason enough to stay home and watch it on television.

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Blood vessel attack could trigger coronavirus’ fatal ‘second phase’

A physician cares for a COVID-19 patient in an intensive care unit in São Paulo. A new hypothesis suggests injury to blood vessels may drive some patients’ deadly spiral into critical illness.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Saskatchewan to lift COVID-19 travel restrictions in northwest on June 8

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said Tuesday that the government would begin lifting travel restrictions related to the novel coronavirus pandemic in the northwest as of June 8, and that La Loche would move into Phases 1 and 2 of the province’s reopening plan.

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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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