A monument built to honor Frederick Douglass, a statue of Douglass stands on top of a stone base that contains several plaques of text, masonry buildings, city streets, and horse drawn carriages can be see in the background, Rochester, New York, 1900 ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — A statue of abolitionist Frederick Douglass was ripped from its base in Rochester on the anniversary of one of his most famous speeches, delivered in that city in 1852.Police said the statue of Douglass was taken on Sunday from Maplewood Park, a site along the Underground Railroad where Douglas and Harriet Tubman helped shuttle slaves to freedom.The statue was found at the brink of the Genesee River gorge about 50 feet from its pedestal, police said.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 11 July 2020

NICK COATSWORTH:Good Afternoon, everybody. Dr Nick Coatsworth with today's update on COVID-19 in Australia.

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'Cloud consumption picked up...': Intel's Prakash Mallya on Covid & automation

MD, Sales & Marketing of Intel India, Prakash ... moreMD, Sales & Marketing of Intel India, Prakash Mallya talks with Mint’s Associate Editor, Deborshi Chaki about Covid-19 pandemic and automation.

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie divorce proceedings have been 'slowed down because of COVID-19'

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce proceedings are allegedly being held up because of the coronavirus pandemic.Angelina, 45, filed for divorce nearly four years ago but the work of getting it finalized has reportedly been impeded by the impact of lockdowns.'Brad is seeing the kids but everything involved in their process of resolving legal matters between Angelina and Brad, including the courts, is slowed down because of COVID,' dished an Us Weeklyinsider. Side by side:Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce proceedings are allegedly being held up because of the coronavirus pandemic; pictured in 2015'With the pandemic, it has been hard for everyone, including them.

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US: Coronavirus deaths take a long-expected turn for the worse

NEW YORK : A long-expected upturn in US coronavirus deaths has begun, driven by fatalities in states in the South and West, according to data on the pandemic.The number of deaths per day from the virus had been falling for months, and even remained down as states like Florida and Texas saw explosions in cases and hospitalisations — and reported daily US infections broke records several times in recent days.Scientists warned it wouldn't last. A coronavirus death, when it occurs, typically comes several weeks after a person is first infected.

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Before a coronavirus vaccine comes. Short-term immunity shot project stalled

coronavirus before a vaccine arrives has faced resistance from the U.S. government and drugmakers, according to an investigation by the Los Angeles Times.Doctors and experts say an upper-arm shot using the antibody-rich blood plasma of Covid-19 survivors could inoculate people against the virus for months, but federal officials and companies have failed to act, the newspaper said.Federal officials have twice rejected requests to discuss the proposal and pharmaceutical companies have declined to design or manufacture the shots even as they acknowledge the likely efficacy of the plan, the Times reported.

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Inventor of Israel's Iron Dome working on finding a coronavirus 'game-changer'

'Game-changer'Gold said his motivation for designing Iron Dome was to "save lives" and "maintain the continuity of life in Israel".Even in times of crisis, with rockets raining down, he said he wanted people to "at least (be able) to go to work".The nature of the pandemic threat may be different, but Gold's motivations in combatting the virus are strikingly similar.Since developing Iron Dome, he has retired from the army and worked in the private sector before returning to the defence ministry as a civilian to lead its R&D directorate.In early March, during a meeting at Prime Minister's Benjamin Netanyahu's office, he realised the gravity of the coronavirus threat, he said.His department's coronavirus work has focused on three areas:

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Kelowna to roll out annual Pianos in Parks program this month

coronavirus protocols.The program sees pianos placed in high-profile locations, where the public can play them for free, from mid-July to early September.According to the City of Kelowna, the program, created in 2015, was designed “to animate and decorate public spaces through community interaction.” Pianos in Parks returns to Kelowna Normally, city staff place eight pianos around Kelowna.

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Coronavirus lockdowns in Iran could spark protests, president warns

Iran issues mandatory mask order after coronavirus death toll surges Rouhani urged that ceremonies be held with a limited number of participants.

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Coronavirus: London Ont., Home County music festival going virtual

Home County Music and Art Festival is going virtual this summer due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.What would’ve been its 47th year has now been changed to “Stay Home County 46.5 Festival” with two days of music to be streamed online.Tim Fraser, the artistic director of the festival, spoke with Jess Brady on 980 CFPL’s Afternoon Show on Friday.“We’ve got 12 artists — some local, regional and some are international.” 3 major London summer festivals postponed until July 2021 due to coronavirus pandemic “This was supposed to be the 47th version of the festival, but we’re going with 46 and a half,” Fraser chuckled.In previous years, the festival has taken place at Victoria Park with music as well as vendors.“A lot of people actually start

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Bullet train project: Piyush Goyal indicates 'tightening of belt' post-Covid

New Delhi: Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday indicated that the financial aspect of the ambitious bullet train project between Mumbai and Ahmedabad was being reviewed as the post-Covid world will entail "a lot of tightening of the belt".Speaking at the India Global Week, he, however, said the Railways was "committed to these projects" and "we are at the stage of finalising plans and costing" for them."Certainly Covid-19 has been a little bit of spanner in terms of the ambitions that we had around the bullet train project and we are relooking at all the projects in terms of the post-Covid world that will entail a lot of tightening of the belt, a lot of cost cutting and improving our efficiencies and aligning ourselves to how travel

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Goya Foods CEO isn't backing down after thanking President Trump

Goya Foods CEO and President Bob Unanue speaks prior to US President Donald Trump signing an Executive Order on the White House Hispanic Prosperity Initiative in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, DC, on July 9, 2020.

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Osceola Heritage Park offers more COVID-19 testing as demand increases

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Health officials in Osceola County said they are continuing to offer coronavirus testing because the demand for it is high.Cars lined up at Osceola Heritage Park on Saturday morning as people waited for free COVID-19 tested.But there were not as many vehicles as there were earlier in the week when at times the line wrapped around the park. Osceola County Health Department Assistant Administrator Bret Smith said people were lining up hours before testing began during the week. "We don't start until 9 o'clock.

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SpaceX standing down from Saturday's launch 'to allow more time for checkouts'

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - SpaceX says it is standing down from Saturday's launch of Starlink satellites. About an hour and a half before liftoff time, the space company tweeted: "Standing down from today's launch of the tenth Starlink mission to allow more time for checkouts; team is working to identify the next launch opportunity."A new target date will be announced once confirmed.This would've been SpaceX's 10th Starlink mission as part of the company's effort to deliver broadband internet service from low-Earth orbit. There are just under 600 satellites in orbit. SpaceX launched its first batch of 60 Starlink satellites on May 23, 2019. When the launch happens, the flight will include 57 Starlink satellites as well as two "rideshare"

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Rising COVID-19 cases make US cities 'seriously look' at shutting down again

WASHINGTON DC : Surging cases of coronavirus infections in the United States has pressurised governors across the country to reimpose stay-at-home orders as the only way to regain control of outbreaks that threaten to overwhelm hospitals and send the death count rocketing, The Washington Post reported.US cities raced to shut down their economies in March and many opened them just as quickly in May.

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Jurassic World: Dominion will not halt amid reports 'several of the crew test positive for COVID-19'

The blockbuster sequel in the long-running franchise Jurassic World franchise was initially halted in March, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Despite reportsofroadblocks after returning to set earlier this week, Universal Pictures denied that production was suspended 'due to positive COVID-19 tests' among the crew, according to Varietyon Friday.'Any reports indicating that Jurassic World: Dominion has halted production are categorically untrue,'a Universal spokesperson told the outlet.

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Trump commutes Roger Stone's sentence, days before prison term set to begin

WASHINGTON - The White House announced Friday that President Trump signed an Executive Grant of Clemency commuting the "unjust sentence" of Roger Stone, just days before the longtime political operative is slated to report to prison to serve more than three years for charges stemming from former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.Earlier Friday, an appeals court denied Stone's request to delay reporting for his sentence, saying he must report for prison on Tuesday."In sum, Stone is not legally eligible for further postponement of his reporting date under 18 U.S.C. § 3145(c), which is the only basis on which he seeks relief from this court.

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Coronavirus: Psychologists break down why some aggressively oppose mandatory mask rule

Psychologists says the belief that freedoms are being violated is one of the reasons some people push back against new mask rules. Kamil Karamali reports.

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Trump expected to commute Roger Stone sentence, days before prison term set to begin

WASHINGTON - President Trump is expected to announce that he will commute Roger Stone’s sentence, just days before the longtime political operative is slated to report to prison to serve more than three years for charges stemming from former Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, Fox News has learned.Sources told Fox News Friday that the president could announce a commutation of Stone’s sentence as early as Friday evening.The president, as recently as Friday morning, has said he was "looking at" offering Stone clemency, saying he was "very unfairly treated."Stone was set to report to prison on July 14 to serve 40 months.

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Metallica scholarships helping Valencia College students learn short-term job training skills

ORLANDO, Fla. – Iconic heavy metal band Metallica will be the "Hero of the Day" for more than two dozen Valencia College students who will receive a scholarship from the band to help pay for short-term training in skilled trades.Carolyn McMorran, the assistant vice president of professional continuing education, said Valencia College was one of 15 community colleges across the country to receive the funds through the "Metallica Scholars Initiative.""We were so honored to be given this opportunity," McMorran said. The $100,000 grant from the heavy metal band will be used to provide scholarships for 25 students who enroll in the welding, heavy equipment or mechatronics programs. "We felt if they're a heavy metal band we should pick heavy

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Coronavirus: Toronto hospital brings dialysis to seniors in long-term care, retirement homes

dialysis in the comfort of her bed at a retirement home in Toronto’s west end amid the COVID-19 pandemic.Typically, Benedict would have to leave her home, where she feels safe, to travel to Humber River Hospital three times a week for treatment.“It is difficult because it is out of your habits. You have to get up at a certain time.

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WHO: Aggressive action needed to turn COVID-19 around

The World Health Organization (WHO) said today that the global number of COVID-19 cases has more than doubled over the last 6 weeks, and there's a lot of work ahead.

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Guelph, Ont. long-term care worker tests positive for coronavirus

coronavirus.A COVID-19 outbreak has now been declared at the residence on Metcalfe Street as an outbreak is defined as one or more cases within a facility.This is Guelph’s first outbreak in over a month after one was declared over at Guelph Lake Commons on May 27.

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Rollins College plans to welcome students back in September with changes

WINTER PARK, Fla. – Rollins College, a private university in Winter Park, plans to begin conducting on-campus classes this fall after closing its campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.College officials posted an overview Friday of what students can expect when they return, including a reduced tuition for those who elect for virtual-only learning and new safety measures.According to a news release, the plans are still in development and may change because the situation with the coronavirus is fluid.Due to the travel restrictions, international students will not be able to return to Rollins for the fall semester and should reach out to the Office of International Student and Scholar Services to request virtual learning and obtain advice on the

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'Jurassic World: Dominion' Resumes Shooting Amid Pandemic

Jurassic World: Dominion is getting started again.

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GTA hospital brings hemodialysis to patients in long-term care, retirement homes

Going to hospital multiple times a week for dialysis can be difficult on patients at the best of times, amid a pandemic, the risk factor is even higher.

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Controversial program cuts part of regular review, says Red River College

Masks only part of comprehensive approach to fighting coronavirus: Winnipeg epidemiologist In a statement Thursday, Bob Moroz of the Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals (MAHCP) called the suspension of the advanced care paramedicine program a blow to rural health care.

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Covid-19 lockdown will have long-term impact on West Lothian bus services

The Covid lockdown will have long-term consequences for bus services in West Lothian as commercial operators look at survival plans.West Lothian Council had completed a review of bus services throughout the county as part of plans to redesign the contract tenders process and was about to launch that plan when the lockdown was announced.Now the public transport landscape has changed out of all recognition as the main commercial operators have slashed services in the face of an 85% drop in passenger use.The council’s public transport budget is almost £10m, with £2m allocated for local bus services.

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Giants catcher Buster Posey opts out of 2020 season

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JULY 4: San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey wears a mask while taking his position behind home base during the San Francisco Giants' summer training camp session at Oracle Park in San Francisco, Calif. Saturday, July 4, 2020 San Francisco Giants star catcher Buster Posey is the latest big-name player to skip this season because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.Posey announced his decision on Friday.

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Giants star catcher Posey out this year over virus concerns

SAN FRANCISCO – Giants star catcher Buster Posey became the latest big-name player to skip this season because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, announcing his decision Friday.The six-time All-Star said his family finalized the adoption of identical twin girls this week.

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Detectives uncover suspected £500,000 Covid-19 ‘bounce back loan’ scam - two men have been arrested

Two men have been arrested over an alleged scam to claim “bounce back loans” from the government’s scheme to help small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.The main suspect, who is in his late 40s, is believed to have recruited people to set up fake companies and bank accounts.Detectives have got orders to freeze 10 bank accounts containing a total of £553,305 after finding application forms for bounce back loans.The alleged fraud was uncovered following a routine drug search on a vehicle in Holland Park, west London, on Wednesday.Scotland Yard said the owner, a man in his early 20s, had travelled to meet a man to set up a bank account, for which he would be paid £300.He and the second suspect were later arrested on suspicion of

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B.C. unemployment rate down to 13% as economy rebounds slightly in June

COVID-19 pandemic. Canada adds 950K jobs in June, unemployment falls amid coronavirus pandemic But the province’s economy seems to be falling behind the national averages.StatCan says the national economy added 953,000 jobs in June, including 488,000 full-time and 465,000 part-time positions.The unemployment rate dropped to 12.3 per cent in June after a record high of 13.7 per cent in May.The full economic effects of COVID-19 are still very much unknown.

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Wimbledon to allocate prize money despite cancellation

WIMBLEDON – Wimbledon will pay out $12.5 million in prize money to 620 players despite the tournament's cancellation because of the coronavirus pandemic, the All England Club said Friday.After consulting with its insurance provider, club officials said 256 players who would have competed in the main draw will each receive 25,000 pounds ($31,000), while 224 players who would have competed in qualifying will each receive 12,500 pounds ($15,600).“Immediately following the cancellation of The Championships, we turned our attention to how we could assist those who help make Wimbledon happen," All England Club chief executive Richard Lewis said.In addition, 120 players who would have competed in doubles will each receive 6,250 pounds ($7,800); 16

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What could Disney crowds look like when the park reopens? We take a guess at the numbers

ORLANDO, Fla. – Walt Disney World is set to once again open its gates to the Magic Kingdom following a lengthy closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.But with most families staying inside and not traveling, how crowded will the theme parks really be when they reopen?We’ll take a guess at the figures -- but first, a little background:Shanghai Disneyland was the first park to begin a phased reopening on May 11.Typical capacity in the Shanghai park is 80,000 visitors a day, but the government cut that to about 30%, or 24,000 a day, said CEO Bob Chapek.During a roundtable discussion, Disney executive George Kalogridis said the company was considering reopening its U.S.

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2 'extremely critical' after being thrown from car in Bustleton crash

BUSTLETON - Police say two people are in extremely critical condition following a crash in Philadelphia's Bustleton neighborhood.The crash occurred just before 2 a.m. Friday at the intersection of Bustleton Avenue and Solly Avenue.Police say a silver Honda was traveling north on Bustleton Avenue when they collided with a silver Infinity that was heading west on Solly Avenue.Two occupants inside the Inifinity were thrown from their vehicle upon impact.

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UK turns down option to join EU Coronavirus vaccine program

UNITED KINGDOM : The UK has decided not to join the EU’s coronavirus vaccine program, according to a person familiar with the matter.Britain had been considering opting in to the program, in which the EU is spending more than 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) to finance research into a vaccine. The EU aims to secure supplies of hundreds of millions of doses.The Daily Telegraph reported ministers expressed concern about “costly delays" in the program due to distribution talks, citing government officials it didn’t identify.This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.Click here to read the Mint ePaperLivemint.com is now on Telegram.

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Lawmakers vote closes down Philippines' largest TV network

MANILA – Philippine lawmakers voted Friday to reject the license renewal of the country’s largest TV network, one of the critical news agencies the president has repeatedly threatened, in a move that shut down a major news provider amid the coronavirus pandemic.The House of Representatives committee on franchises voted to reject a new 25-year franchise for ABS-CBN Corp., which the National Telecommunications Commission ordered to be shut down in May after its old franchise expired. It left the air then, but the vote takes it off the air permanently.International media watchdogs have condemned the closure of ABS-CBN, which was founded in 1953, as a major blow to press freedom in an Asian bastion of democracy.

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Coronavirus: Canada’s economic recovery will be stronger in short term, poll suggests

Canada will be stronger in the near-term than expected a few months ago, according to a Reuters poll of economists who said a resurgence in coronavirus infections and high unemployment were the two biggest risks.Like many other countries, the Canadian government imposed strict lockdowns to quell the spread of the novel coronavirus, forcing businesses to close and citizens to stay home, bringing swathes of the economy to a standstill. Where will Canada’s coronavirus economy go next? Here are 3 possible scenarios Canada, with a population of around 38 million, has recorded over 100,000 cases.

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Suspect sought after Wilmington church robbed overnight

WILMINGTON - Police in Delaware are searching for a man accused of robbing a Wilmington-area church of food and kitchen equipment on the eve of Independence Day. Authorities say the robbery happened at St. Helena's Church on the 600 block of Philadelphia Pike.Surveillance footage shows the man enter the just church just after midnight and spend three hours inside loading kitchen appliances and food onto an industrial cart owned by the church.A church worker who did not want to be identified told Fox 29 that the food and equipment are used for charitable events held by the church."The whole thing is surprising to me.

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Vernon, B.C., senior meal program hits milestone with 1,000 lunches

A bistro in Vernon that has been offering free lunches for seniors since the beginning of April has now reached a major milestone.“We’ve done over 1,000 lunches so far. Actually, It’s about 1,083 and we are going to continue as long as we can,” said Beatrice Weir, The Fig’s co-owner.The Fig Bistro, which is run by David Scarlatescu and his mother, Beatrice Weir, have taken it upon themselves to try and make a difference within the senior community in Vernon.

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No longer Dana White's dream, UFC's Fight Island is real

The imagery evoked by Dana White's crazy idea was undeniably intoxicating: An octagon perched amid swaying palm trees on a white sand beach, waves lapping at the canvas while mixed martial arts fighters traded blows in the tropical sun.A few months later, the project that came to be known as Fight Island is real and ready for competition.And while Fight Island is not exactly the idyllic scene evoked by its name, the octagon inside an air-conditioned arena on Abu Dhabi's Yas Island also sits inside a bubble that seems highly unlikely to burst.“It's the biggest thing we've ever undertaken,” White said.

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‘We’re all in it together:' Orlando food pantry meets increasing need

It’s no secret Central Florida has been hit hard by the economic shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.Millions of jobs have been lost and people are in need.But we’ve also seen the community step up.

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer press conference about COVID-19 on 9 July 2020

DR NICK COATSWORTH: Today I can report that here have been 9,059 cases of coronavirus disease diagnosed in Australia to date, with 182 cases newly confirmed to 12 noon today.Going through the jurisdictions that have reported new cases: in the Australian Capital Territory, 1 new case was reported today, which was linked to the cases that were reported yesterday.In New South Wales, there have been 13 new cases reported; 11 of those were overseas-acquired and diagnosed whilst in hotel quarantine, 1 was acquired interstate, and 1 was contact of a known case.In Victoria, 165 new cases have been diagnosed; 30 were locally acquired, and 135 are currently under investigation.In Western Australia, 3 new cases were diagnosed; all of them were

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COVID-19 testing extended at Barnett Park in Pine Hills

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – For the next two weeks, free COVID-19 testing will be offered at Barnett Park in Pine Hills thanks to Orange County Health Services.Up to 500 people are expected to be tested at the site at 4801 W. Colonial Dr.

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Ontario government, NDP give conflicting accounts on handling of pandemic at long-term care homes

COVID-19, the minister of long-term care went to Treasury Board for support and funds and to address the problems they already knew about long-term care homes, but were refused.” Coronavirus: Canadian military arrives at 5 Ontario long-term care homes struggling with COVID-19 French referenced a report from the Toronto Sun alleging Ontario’s long-term care minister, Merrilee Fullerton, was denied funding by the Treasury Board to stabilize staffing levels in facilities across the province in early February.Fullerton responded to French Wednesday, saying, “our government has not only demonstrated concern for long-term care, but it’s put money behind it.”The opposition says if the allegations are true, the funding could have helped local

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Political conflict over Ontario long-term care funding

The provincial government and the opposition are expressing conflicting accounts on how Ontario has handled long-term care homes. Brittany Rosen has more on both sides of the argument.

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N.S. chief medical officer of health says exemption for three Irving executives done in error

Doctor Robert Strang says the exemption was an error, but he will continue to make exceptions for specialized and essential workers. Alicia Draus reports.

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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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