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₹5 per pillow cover and ₹10-15 a bedcover. She also started tutoring the neighbours’ children.“When I was younger, I faced a lot of backlash.

I encountered a lot of brutality. I was beaten up, people peed on my face. A lot of horrible things happened to me," says Khurai. “When I think about all that, it’s like a nightmare to me.

But it also gives me power today to speak up and say no to all the humiliation. To all the prejudices imposed on us."Such experiences are translating into a determination to assert their place in society. “What has been inspiring is that there have been countless queer people who have stepped up to provide relief during the covid-19 pandemic.

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Justin Trudeau - Trudeau urges vigilance against coronavirus during virtual Liberal fundraiser - globalnews.ca - Canada

11.09.2020 / 05:57

Trudeau urges vigilance against coronavirus during virtual Liberal fundraiser

Justin Trudeau warned Thursday that Canada is still in the middle of the COVID-19 health crisis and will be for many months to come.“Let’s make no mistakes,” he told a virtual Liberal fundraising event.“We’re still in this crisis mode. We are still in the middle of a pandemic.

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B.C.’s top doctor doesn’t ‘foresee a situation’ where the school system shuts down again - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 05:47

B.C.’s top doctor doesn’t ‘foresee a situation’ where the school system shuts down again

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Anyone in the school system is asked to avoid contact and wear a mask in high traffic areas like hallways and cafeterias.Public health teams have been assigned to support schools and if a communicable disease arises that can spread to others, the school community will be alerted, said Henry.If there’s the potential that risk goes beyond the school, then the public will also be notified, Henry added.“These are protocols that we have used in the past and we have updated them and made sure we are ready to support every school, every school community, and every community in B.C.

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Brooks Bandits keeping intensity high at camp even with no AJHL games in sight - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 05:47

Brooks Bandits keeping intensity high at camp even with no AJHL games in sight

Brooks Bandits have a long history of winning, and right now the team’s focus in on winning some more, whenever the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) gives the green light for teams to play again.The COVID-19 pandemic forced a premature end to the 2019-2020 season; a season in which the Bandits were looking to defend both their 2019 AJHL Championship and 2019 National Junior A Championship titles. Hurricanes trio taking advantage of Lethbridge ice times “I think our biggest thing is just getting prepared for when they say we’re ready to go,” said Bandits assistant coach Taylor Makin.

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1 new case of COVID-19 - health.govt.nz - New Zealand

11.09.2020 / 05:21

1 new case of COVID-19

There is one new community case of COVID-19 to report in New Zealand today.

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Keith Baldrey - B.C. COVID-19 numbers hit record highs - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:59

B.C. COVID-19 numbers hit record highs

Keith Baldrey has the troubling new COVID-19 numbers, which include a record high number of new cases.

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Mum who survived Covid-19 says virus may have given her glaucoma months later - mirror.co.uk - New York - Usa

11.09.2020 / 04:21

Mum who survived Covid-19 says virus may have given her glaucoma months later

A mum diagnosed with Covid-19 in March believes the virus may have given her glaucoma and is urging the medical community to take the long-lasting impact on patients' health more seriously.

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Global News - Lakeridge Health says it’s under extreme budget pressures - globalnews.ca - Durham

11.09.2020 / 04:19

Lakeridge Health says it’s under extreme budget pressures

Durham Mental Health Services integrates with Lakeridge Health The memo also said that union leaders have been notified about planned staff reductions, however Lakeridge confirmed today that it was only a restructuring of their departments, with minimal impact to employees.“Implementing these services will require shifting of how and where services are offered,” said John Perenak with Lakeridge.“We must follow collective bargaining agreements, which means moving an employee from one team to another requires a layoff notice, at the same time as a job offer.”When Global News asked if this included voluntary layoffs, they said they are working through collective agreements in the process.The Durham hospital network says in the major

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Adrian Dix - Minister of health asks British Columbians to ‘stick to six’ moving into fall - globalnews.ca - Britain

11.09.2020 / 04:19

Minister of health asks British Columbians to ‘stick to six’ moving into fall

Minister of Health Adrian Dix asks British Columbians to reduce their social actions as COVID-19 case numbers reach a record high in the province.

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Mental Health - Saskatoon mother shares artwork created after son’s death to mark World Suicide Prevention Day - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:19

Saskatoon mother shares artwork created after son’s death to mark World Suicide Prevention Day

A call for help from a Saskatoon mother on World Suicide Prevention Day “This is what I painted, and it was 23 days after my son died,” Irwin said as she shows Global News a painting of a man all in black walking away amid a white background.To her, she said, the painting is “extremely powerful”.“It says a lot, that he’s walking off into the distance,” she explained.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Another piece is meant to represent her son’s transforming into a spirit.

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Donald Trump - Jackson Proskow - Bob Woodward - Trump under fire in the wake of Woodward book revelations - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:06

Trump under fire in the wake of Woodward book revelations

U.S. President Donald Trump is defending his response to the COVID-19 pandemic, after Journalist Bob Woodward’s new book ‘Rage’ provided evidence Trump had deliberately downplayed the threat of the virus. Jackson Proskow explains.

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‘Grow up’: Canadian man with Texas plates awakes to find his truck vandalized - globalnews.ca - state Texas - city Vancouver - Victoria

11.09.2020 / 04:06

‘Grow up’: Canadian man with Texas plates awakes to find his truck vandalized

Owner of car with U.S. plates in Vancouver wants everyone to know they are Canadian The licence plates were also stolen, and there was damage to the truck’s hood and windshield.“You don’t expect this kind of trash to happen to you,” Vidalin told Global News.“I thought people around here were a little better than that, but obviously some of them are not.”He has been here for almost 3 months visiting family and helping us out.

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Outbreaks declared at three Alberta schools - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:06

Outbreaks declared at three Alberta schools

Alberta’s government has launched an online map to track COVID-19 outbreaks after three schools confirmed more than two cases, while 16 suffered at least one positive case only days into the fall semester. Jayme Doll reports.

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Winnipeg - Two weeks later, most Winnipeggers complying with mandatory masks on transit buses - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:06

Two weeks later, most Winnipeggers complying with mandatory masks on transit buses

Winnipeg to require masks in city facilities, vehicles, transit “Our primary focus is on information and education,” a spokesperson for the city said in an email.“Winnipeg Transit inspectors continue to hand out single-use masks to aid with education, and single-use masks are still available for members of the public at Winnipeg Transit Customer Service Centres.”The city is monitoring the masks “through visual observations carried out by on-street supervisors stationed at strategic locations, and other personnel,” while the transit union reported drivers’ anecdotal observations.Ignacio says he’s content with where things are right now, and doesn’t think compliance should be forced to any greater degree just yet.

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Canada adds 630 new coronavirus cases as worldwide tally hits 28K - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada - city Columbia, Britain

11.09.2020 / 04:06

Canada adds 630 new coronavirus cases as worldwide tally hits 28K

Canada added another 630 new coronavirus cases Thursday, continuing an upward trend as schools fully reopen to students across the country.Excluding Wednesday, the country has now reported over 600 new cases daily for a full week, a feat not seen since early June. How many Canadians have the new coronavirus? Total number of confirmed cases by region Eight new deaths were also reported Thursday — five of them in Alberta — bringing the death toll to 9,163.

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Coronavirus Ontario - ‘It was a challenging day’: Students, staff return to schools in York Region - globalnews.ca - county York

11.09.2020 / 04:06

‘It was a challenging day’: Students, staff return to schools in York Region

York Region District School Board (YRDSB) on Thursday and the day’s orientation schedule gave them a glimpse of what the new school year will look like. “Everybody was really quiet,” Meeka Daniels, a Grade 9 student at Westmount Collegiate Institute in Vaughan, said.

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Deena Hinshaw - Julia Wong - Alberta Covid - Man in his 20s among 5 new Alberta COVID-19 deaths, 113 new cases reported Thursday - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:06

Man in his 20s among 5 new Alberta COVID-19 deaths, 113 new cases reported Thursday

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health said Thursday that COVID-19 outbreaks at three schools consist of two infected people in each school with no evidence of wider transmission. She also announced a man in his 20s was among five new deaths.

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Deena Hinshaw - COVID-19 outbreaks declared in 2 Calgary schools - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:05

COVID-19 outbreaks declared in 2 Calgary schools

COVID-19 outbreaks have been declared in two Calgary schools. As Lauren Pullen reports, Dr. Deena Hinshaw has stressed none of the cases saw people contract the illness inside schools.

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Chris Chacon - Southgate Centre creates art gallery over construction wall to honour community heroes - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 04:05

Southgate Centre creates art gallery over construction wall to honour community heroes

A plain wall covering construction in Southgate Centre has come alive, it’s been transformed into an art gallery celebrating health care workers at an important time. Chris Chacon reports.

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Households spending more on essentials and getting less compared to pre covid times: survey - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

11.09.2020 / 03:55

Households spending more on essentials and getting less compared to pre covid times: survey

New Delhi: Consumers are paying more for daily essentials—especially vegetables, as prices of fresh supplies have inched up over the last few months especially owing to supply disruptions during India’s peak lockdown, according to findings of a survey by LocalCircles, a community social media platform.LocalCircles received over 15,000 responses from 216 districts where consumers were asked their experience with purchasing essential vegetables, especially onion, potatoes, and tomatoes.

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Stephen Hahn - FDA setting higher bar for emergency Covid vaccine clearance - livemint.com

11.09.2020 / 03:52

FDA setting higher bar for emergency Covid vaccine clearance

coronavirus vaccine works before granting an emergency waiver -- something he called “EUA plus."FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn tweeted later Thursday that the agency planned to release guidelines for drugmakers that aim to submit an EUA request for a Covid-19 vaccine.Hahn also tweeted that the guidelines for an EUA would lay out the type of data the FDA expects. This builds on guidance the agency put out in June that said any Covid-19 vaccine should be at least 50% effective.Marks said the data requirement will more closely mimic the standards that apply for an application for a regular approval.

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Covid winners gain in public share sale - livemint.com - India

11.09.2020 / 03:52

Covid winners gain in public share sale

Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd’s IPO, which closed on Wednesday, saw a total subscription of 151 times, while Route Mobile Ltd, which closes on Friday, has been subscribed 4.21 times so far. Both were fully subscribed on their opening day; a rare feat for most IPOs.Investors took notice that Happiest Minds derives 97% of its revenues from digital IT services such as cloud, SaaS, security, analytics and IoT, compared to 30-50% for traditional Indian IT services peers.

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Salon that 'denies Covid-19' could be shut by cops after putting up conspiracy poster - dailystar.co.uk

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11.09.2020 / 03:41

Salon that 'denies Covid-19' could be shut by cops after putting up conspiracy poster

coronavirus is at risk of shutting down after displaying "conspiracy posters" according to the council.

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Donald Trump - Ivanka Trump - Joy Behar - Ivanka Trump Challenges Joy Behar Accepts Invite To Take 1st COVID-19 Vaccine On ‘The View’ - hollywoodlife.com

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11.09.2020 / 03:29

Ivanka Trump Challenges Joy Behar Accepts Invite To Take 1st COVID-19 Vaccine On ‘The View’

The View panelist Joy Behar, 77, does not believe President Donald Trump when he claimed at a Sept. 8 rally that a COVID-19 vaccine would be ready “very soon,” and perhaps before for the Nov.

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Quebec to ban karaoke in bars across the province following COVID-19 outbreak - globalnews.ca - city Quebec

11.09.2020 / 03:05

Quebec to ban karaoke in bars across the province following COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19 infections last week, including at three local schools.“I feel sad because it’s not our fault,” said Danny Jobin owner of Le Date, a karaoke bar in Montreal’s gay village.

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New pack leader sought for Saskatchewan Huskies - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 03:05

New pack leader sought for Saskatchewan Huskies

Saskatchewan Huskies on the road to recovery from the impacts of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.It was officially announced on Wednesday that Dave Hardy will be stepping away from his role with Huskie Athletics. Saskatchewan Huskies football team urging U Sports board to revisit age cap ruling He said university athletics have changed due to the pandemic and the road to recovery is going to be a long one.“We’re all wondering exactly what the future will look like coming out of this side of the pandemic.

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Kyle Anderson - University of Saskatchewan professor raises questions over untraceable coronavirus cases - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 03:05

University of Saskatchewan professor raises questions over untraceable coronavirus cases

While COVID-19 infections have remained low compared to Saskatchewan Health Authority’s initial modelling data, the province has seen a large number of cases without a known source.A University of Saskatchewan biomedical assistant professor believes it could be a potentially tricky situation with schools reopening this week.“We can sort of think about this as like an uncontrolled fire burning throughout the city or throughout the province as opposed to a controlled one where we at least know where to apply our resources,” Dr. Kyle Anderson said.He created a chart looking at the province’s COVID-19 infection figures starting on April 16..@DrKyle has mapped out Sask.

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News 6 viewer plans to buy laptop for boy with autism - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Orange - city Sanford

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11.09.2020 / 03:03

News 6 viewer plans to buy laptop for boy with autism

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – News 6 first introduced you to Margo Dinardo and her son, Eric, on Wednesday.After that story aired, a viewer contacted us because they wanted to buy Eric the laptop he needed to complete his school work.Dinardo said Eric has been on a waiting list with Orange County Public Schools to get a laptop.[TRENDING: Massive Sanford fire evacuates 800 homes | UCF suspends frat, sorority over COVID-19 | Tropics active on peak of hurricane season]In fact, she said he’s not the only one, adding that he is number 70 on a list of students waiting to get a laptop at Olympia High School.Dinardo said she was blown away by the generosity of a viewer who wanted to help her and her family.“There is kind people out there, it just regained

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Central Okanagan - Elementary schools students return to class in B.C.’s Southern Interior - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:41

Elementary schools students return to class in B.C.’s Southern Interior

Elementary schools in B.C.’s Southern Interior have opened and with the coronavirus pandemic ongoing, it’s an unprecedented first day back at school.Global News talked to some elementary school parents to see how they are feeling about schools being reopened during the COVID-19 pandemic.“I’m glad they’re reopened, I think it’s good to get back to a sense of normal,” said Angela Walsh, a Kelowna parent.“My son has been really excited to get the opportunity to go to kindergarten. Of course, I’m a little bit nervous not knowing how things will play out with COVID-19″.The same sentiment was echoed by another parent.“He was actually quite happy to go this morning and was first in line to get into his classroom.

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Bonnie Henry - Dr. Henry lays out rules for B.C. school COVID-19 outbreaks - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:41

Dr. Henry lays out rules for B.C. school COVID-19 outbreaks

B.C. provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says the province is looking at different responses to possible COVID-19 transmissions.

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Moms launch learning resources to help parents facilitate at-home learning - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:41

Moms launch learning resources to help parents facilitate at-home learning

Due to COVID-19, many parents have decided not to send their children back to the classroom. Two working moms, one an elementary teacher the other a marketing director, created a school learning kit called TeachTools to help parents, pod educators and tutors with at-home learning.

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Bonnie Henry - B.C. officials report 139 new cases of COVID-19, highest daily total since outbreak in March - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

11.09.2020 / 02:41

B.C. officials report 139 new cases of COVID-19, highest daily total since outbreak in March

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reports 139 new cases of COVID-19 in the province and no additional deaths for Thursday, September 10. This marks another single-day record high for British Columbia.

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Competitive amateur hockey in Manitoba to return in October - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:41

Competitive amateur hockey in Manitoba to return in October

COVID-19 — with players expected to hit the ice in October, provided the amateur hockey body approves.Registration, training, selection camps and practices have already begun, as approved in Hockey Manitoba’s return-to-the-ice plan’s second phase.

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Ron Desantis - Bars across Florida will be allowed to reopen on Monday - clickorlando.com - state Florida

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11.09.2020 / 02:35

Bars across Florida will be allowed to reopen on Monday

ORLANDO, Fla. – After months of being closed to stop the spread of COVID-19, bars across Florida will be allowed to serve alcohol for on-site consumption once again come Monday.The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation Secretary Halsey Beshears made the announcement Thursday evening on Twitter, hours after he appeared alongside Gov. Ron DeSantis for a roundtable discussion about the restaurant industry.We are rescinding amended EO 20-09 from DBPR as of Monday.

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Furloughed Disney cast member spreads magic through dance competitions - clickorlando.com

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11.09.2020 / 02:15

Furloughed Disney cast member spreads magic through dance competitions

ORLANDO, Fla. – In June the first Disney cast members were called back to work; many of whom had been part of the 70,000 Disney World Resort workers furloughed in April.But there are still many others awaiting their phone call to come back and create more magic. One of those waiting patiently for their chance to return is Sage Starkey.“It’s an emotional roller coaster 'cause at one point you’re like ‘hey! I get all this time off, it’s amazing!’” the 27-year-old live performer said.

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Biketoberfest permits allowed in Ormond Beach but not in Daytona due to COVID-19 - clickorlando.com - state Florida - city Daytona Beach - city Ormond Beach, state Florida

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11.09.2020 / 02:15

Biketoberfest permits allowed in Ormond Beach but not in Daytona due to COVID-19

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – Don’t expect blaring music or vendors filling up Main Street in Daytona Beach for this year’s Biketoberfest after city commissioners ruled against issuing permits, hoping to avoid crowded corridors during a pandemic.“People are going to come into town, you know they’re going to come to town. Why are you forcing them off the streets and into the bars where they’re going to be closer together than they would be out here spread out,” said Robert Honeycutt, owner of Froggy’s Saloon.Robert Honeycutt owns Froggy’s Saloon on Main Street and he’s now working on another plan that doesn’t include his 12 outside bars, dancers or DJ booth.

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NASA offers to pay for future moon samples - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Brevard - city Sanford

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11.09.2020 / 02:15

NASA offers to pay for future moon samples

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A half-century after astronauts collected moon rocks and soil on six Apollo missions, NASA announced it’s opening competition for the next lunar samples.When the Artemis program gets America back on the moon, at the earliest by 2024, NASA said it will pay private space companies that collect new rocks.“This is the next step in our efforts to bring the commercial sector into human exploration beyond low Earth orbit,” Dale Ketcham of Space Florida said.[TRENDING: Massive Sanford fire evacuates 800 homes | UCF suspends frat, sorority over COVID-19 | Tropics active on peak of hurricane season]Ketcham said unlike the ’60s and ’70s, these samples are about understanding what it takes to stay on the moon.“We’re going to need

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Orlando hotel worker performed CPR for 11 minutes, saving guest’s life after heart attack - clickorlando.com

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11.09.2020 / 02:15

Orlando hotel worker performed CPR for 11 minutes, saving guest’s life after heart attack

ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s a life-saving example of “getting results” when a guest had a massive heart attack and an Orlando hotel worker jumped into action performing CPR for 11 minutes.Fatima Barakaat and her husband William have been together for nearly 40 years. They were brought together through an arranged marriage and fell in love.“He is the love of my life, we have six children together and two grandchildren,” said Fatima.

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Andrew Cuomo - CDC: People with COVID-19 twice as likely to have eaten out at a restaurant before getting sick - fox29.com - New York - city Atlanta - city Manhattan

11.09.2020 / 02:11

CDC: People with COVID-19 twice as likely to have eaten out at a restaurant before getting sick

ATLANTA - Dining out at a restaurant or drinking at a bar may heighten the risk of becoming infected with COVID-19 compared to other social activities, including shopping, visiting a salon or working at an office, according to a new study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The report, published Thursday by the CDC, comes as many states have begun allowing some form of indoor dining with safety measures in place — such as wearing a mask, physical distancing and limited capacity.

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Justin Trudeau - Bill Morneau - WE Charity Canada says it could take a year to wind down, will still release documents - globalnews.ca - Canada

11.09.2020 / 02:07

WE Charity Canada says it could take a year to wind down, will still release documents

WE Charity says it will still release internal documents, requested by Parliament, as the embattled organization proceeds with plans to lay off 115 staff and shutter Canadian operations.The NDP and Conservatives have called on the charity to “immediately release” several documents that the Kielburgers and the charity’s staff promised to provide the parliamentary committee probing the controversy this summer, but haven’t yet been released. Among those documents include a breakdown of how much the WE organization paid members of Trudeau’s family for appearing at its events.WE said said Thursday it would be “pleased to provide” the documents once a new Commons finance committee is selected when Parliament resumes Sept.

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Manitoba sees 25% jump in homeschool registrations: ‘Not a chance that we really wanted to take’ - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

Manitoba sees 25% jump in homeschool registrations: ‘Not a chance that we really wanted to take’

homeschooling for the first time this week, after deciding sending her 12-year-old back to class wasn’t worth the risk amid COVID-19. Winnipeg schools ready for start of strangest school year in recent memory “It’s not a chance that we really wanted to take — to add more possibility of getting the virus from going to school, being surrounded by hundreds of other children,” explained Bloomfield after starting at-home lessons Wednesday.“I think there’s a lot of people who are sending their kids to school scared just because they don’t really feel like they have another option.”Bloomfield said she made the difficult decision to homeschool Quinn, who would otherwise have been starting Grade 7 at École St.

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Raquel Fletcher - Coronavirus: Quebec cracks down on rule breakers - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

Coronavirus: Quebec cracks down on rule breakers

As of Saturday, if you are caught with your mask down, or without one at all, you should expect to pay the price. In an effort to curb the rising number of COVID-19 infections in Quebec, the health ministry has decided to issue sanctions against those who refuse to wear a mask where required.

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Western Fair ready to launch virtual experience for Friday opening - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

Western Fair ready to launch virtual experience for Friday opening

novel coronavirus, the in-person festivities have had to be postponed by a year. Instead, for 2020, organizers have put together an augmented reality experience, online contests, and food delivery boxes to take its place.Starting at 3 p.m., Friday, people will be able to access a virtual fair experience at locations around London through the Engage Art app.Greg Blanchard, director of marking and media communications, said through the app, people can visit different outdoor locations throughout the city to experience virtual interactions through the cameras on their smartphones.

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Free admission for kids, college students this fall at U of A Botanic Garden - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

Free admission for kids, college students this fall at U of A Botanic Garden

University of Alberta Botanic Garden is opening its gates to children and students for free this fall.“We know what a tough time families have been having, especially kids,” education co-ordinator Jennine Pedersen said. “We want the garden to be a space where they can come and explore nature.” University of Alberta Botanic Garden reopens amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Pedersen said while the move is temporary, it’s hoped one day to be permanent.“This is actually part of a larger dream we have,” she said.

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COVID-19 case confirmed at Saskatoon daycare attached to elementary school - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

COVID-19 case confirmed at Saskatoon daycare attached to elementary school

COVID-19 has been detected at Félix le Chat daycare in Saskatoon, according to the facility’s director.“There has been a positive case,” Béatrice Mbazumutima, director of Félix le Chat, said on Thursday.

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MJHL reveals reduced schedule - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:07

MJHL reveals reduced schedule

MJHL revealed a reduced schedule on Thursday for its 12 member teams.The regular-season schedule has been significantly modified to keep players safe during the coronavirus pandemic. The usual 60-game season has been trimmed down to 40 games for the 2020-21 campaign.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta confirms first 3 COVID-19 outbreaks in schools - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:06

Alberta confirms first 3 COVID-19 outbreaks in schools

Dr. Deena Hinshaw announces the first three outbreaks of COVID-19 within Alberta schools.

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Deena Hinshaw - Alberta finds 1 retrospective case of COVID-19 in study - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:06

Alberta finds 1 retrospective case of COVID-19 in study

Dr. Deena Hinshaw discusses the finding of a retrospective study looking at test samples from before the first official case of COVID-19 in Alberta.

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Deena Hinshaw - COVID-19: Alberta reopens indoor saunas and hot tubs - globalnews.ca

11.09.2020 / 02:06

COVID-19: Alberta reopens indoor saunas and hot tubs

Dr. Deena Hinshaw announces Alberta will allow the reopening of indoor hot tubs and saunas in the province.

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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
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