B.C. Teachers’ Federation pushing for clearer mask policy, more remote learning options The union is also calling for assurances that students who choose remote learning can remain connected to their school, and space will be available to them if they opt to return to the classroom in-person.“We all want our schools to reopen and teachers want to welcome our students back enthusiastically,” Mooring wrote.“However, the government has a duty and responsibility to make it as safe as possible.

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Group of men assault, rob man of nearly $30K in Northeast Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Police are investigating after four men broke into a home and assaulted a man in Northeast Philadelphia. The incident happened at approximately 2:30 a.m. on the 6900 block of Horrocks Street. Police say four unknown men, two of which were armed, forced entry through the basement door. They then assaulted a 41-year-old man and took approximately $28,000 ($10,000 in coins, $10,000 in checks, and $8,000 in cash) in various currency from the man.

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Police investigate non-fatal shooting of Delaware teenager

NEW CASTLE, Del. - Police in Delaware are investigating the shooting of a teen in New Castle County. New Castle Police say they received a report of a shooting Friday afternoon in the community of Sophia’s Place West. Officers arrived and found a 16-year-old boy with gunshot wounds to his upper and lower extremities. A good Samaritan had been rendering aid before police arrived. The boy was taken to the hospital and reported in stable condition. Police are investigating and asking the public to contact them if they have relevant information.___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Gas prices continue to rise in NJ amid crude oil price hikes

TRENTON, N.J. - Gas prices continue to rise sharply in New Jersey as crude oil prices increase amid ongoing global tensions related to uncertainty over Russia’s intentions toward Ukraine. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey on Friday was $3.56, up 12 cents from last week. Drivers were paying an average of $2.64 a gallon a year ago at this time. The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline was $3.48, up six cents from last week. ___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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EastEnders' Maisie Smith reveals one piece of advice she would have given her younger self after previously opening up about mental health

EastEnders star has been getting close with her fellow co-stars, including Dragons Den star Sara Davies, Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly, and fellow actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, who made history last year as the show's first ever deaf contestant. Today (12 February) she shared a video of her spending time with CBBC TV presenter Rhys Stephenson in the dressing room before a show at London's 02 arena.

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CDC proposes change to opioid prescription guidelines

CDC officials said."We began to hear how the guidelines were being misused and misapplied" said the CDC's Christopher Jones, a co-author of the draft guidance.The proposed changes, contained in a 229-page draft update in the Federal Register, would roll back some suggested limits on the drugs. Their publication opens a 60-day public comment period.

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Man dies after being shot inside car in Southwest Philadelphia, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A man has lost his life after a shooting in Southwest Philadelphia. The shooting happened around 11:30 p.m. Friday on the 6000 block of Woodland Avenue. Police say the 29-year-old man was shot once in the left armpit inside a Nissan Altima.

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Convoy protesters tear down fence protecting National War Memorial

Protesters from the so-called “freedom convoy” in Ottawa have torn down a fence that had been put around the National War Memorial to protect it from further desecration.

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4 hurt in shooting after Justin Bieber concert at Los Angeles restaurant

According to TMZ, rapper Kodak Black was among those who were shot. The gunfire erupted outside The Nice Guy restaurant, hitting four men ages 60, 19, 20 and 22, LAPD Officer Lizeth Lomeli said. Their names were not released.When officers arrived on the scene, they located three people who had been shot.

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as she shares a fresh update with fans. The update from Rylan comes on social media a day after he was rushed to hospital.

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Greater Manchester's latest borough-by-borough coronavirus infection rates as cases continue to plummet

The number of coronavirus infections is continuing to plummet in all 10 boroughs in Greater Manchester, latest figures show.

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Injunction granted to prevent protesters from blocking Ambassador Bridge

Late Friday afternoon, a judge granted an injunction which prevents protesters from stopping the flow of traffic across the Ambassador Bridge. Sean O’Shea reports.

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Live blog: Ottawa convoy protest enters 16th day, as police clear Ambassador Bridge

“Freedom Convoy” originally meant to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and quarantine rules for cross-border truck drivers has entered its 16th day on Saturday.Police in Windsor, Ont. say they’ve begun enforcement actions against protesters who blocked access to the Ambassador Bridge for days.They say they’ve told protesters at the scene to head home, and several have begun packing up tents.

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Guaranteed basic income emerges as top policy priority for Liberal MPs amid COVID-19

Trudeau government is crafting its plan to help people weather the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and rebuild the ravaged economy.The Liberal caucus is calling on the government to adopt the idea in a priority policy resolution for consideration at the party’s upcoming national convention. Poverty in Canada was bad pre-coronavirus.

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Trudeau responds to WE deal after charity closes Canadian operations

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is speaking out for the first time since the WE Charity announced it would close operations in Canada. As Abigail Bimman explains, Trudeau doubled down while defending his governments actions, but avoided naming the charity.

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Liberals to announce support for childcare, health care in upcoming throne speech

Liberal government is expected to prioritize childcare and health spending, including money for long-term care, in the upcoming throne speech.The Sept. 23 Speech from the Throne will reset the government’s agenda and define Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s priorities.

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Coronavirus: Doug Ford, Justin Trudeau push vigilance as COVID-19 cases rise

COVID-19 case numbers have jumped to the highest level in Ontario in 10 weeks. Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a stark warning: If we are not vigilant, we will continue to see a rise. Travis Dhanraj reports.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau, Tam say Canada prepared early for possible pandemic

Justin Trudeau says the federal government began preparing for a possible pandemic as soon as it received the first alert about a mysterious cluster of pneumonia cases in China on New Year’s Eve.Trudeau is defending his government against accusations it didn’t act fast enough to warn Canadians about the danger COVID-19 posed to their health and the economy. Coronavirus: Canada’s airlines agree to new rules to help with contact tracing This comes as U.S.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau insists experts informed government decisions ‘every step of the way’ in light of Woodward tapes

When asked on Friday about tapes of an interview conducted by veteran journalist Bob Woodward, where U.S.

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Trudeau agrees to 1st virtual ministers meeting on federal health transfers

Justin Trudeau has agreed to hold a virtual first ministers meeting on federal health care transfers to the provinces and territories.His agreement during a conference call with premiers Thursday came one day after Quebec’s Francois Legault and Ontario’s Doug Ford issued a joint call for a significant increase in the funding Ottawa sends them to help cover mushrooming health care costs.

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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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Parliament is back in 2 weeks — no one knows how it will function

COVID-19 pandemic.The Liberal government has proposed a full resumption of parliamentary business using a hybrid model — a limited number of MPs actually sitting in the House of Commons and the rest participating online, including by voting electronically.

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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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Trudeau announces $221M business loan program for Black entrepreneurs

Black Canadians get business loans with national banks.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected Black Canadians and put a spotlight on inequality in Canada.The total value of the program was pegged at $221 million over four years, with $93 million of that coming from the federal government and the rest from Canadian financial institutions.The new program will include $53 million for Black business organization to help entrepreneurs access funding, mentorship, financial planning and business training.Another $6.5 million will go to collect data on the state of Black entrepreneurship and identify the barriers preventing Black Canadians from succeeding in business.Ottawa and eight major financial

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Roy Green: Will Ontario history come calling on a prime minister with a checkered past?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau propose pushing Canada and Canadians into existential debt with the delivery of the Speech from the Throne in three weeks’ time?Will Trudeau and his new Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland pitch an agenda of increasing massive debt and deficit? If so, where might any dedicated attention toward growing the economy and judiciously writing future cheques be directed?Is Trudeau preparing to engineer what amounts to a guaranteed annual income through the new $22-billion Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB)? The program will pay $400 weekly and not begin any clawing back of funds until a recipient reaches a $38,000 annual earning threshold.Might such a move offer an incentive to work less or not at all at minimum wage

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Trudeau continues Canada virtual tour, visits Atlantic region amid coronavirus restrictions

Justin Trudeau continues his virtual tour of Canada Thursday, with electronic visits to the Atlantic provinces.He conducted a virtual tour of British Columbia on Wednesday, meeting with Premier John Horgan and consulting with business and environmental leaders about how to ensure a green economic recovery from the devastating impact of the pandemic. Trudeau to hold virtual outreach in B.C, Atlantic Canada as coronavirus shuts down travel Trudeau is planning to unveil what he promises will be a bold recovery plan in a throne speech re-opening Parliament on Sept.

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Trudeau won’t commit to exploring drug decriminalization amid record overdose deaths

During an interview with Global BCs Sophie Lui, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said drug decriminalization is not “a silver bullet” that can solve the overdose crisis, which has escalated amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Prime Minister Trudeau speaks one-on-one with Global BC

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spent Wednesday on a virtual tour of B.C. meeting with Premier John Horgan and business leaders.

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Despite record drug deaths amid coronavirus, Trudeau still won’t support decriminalization

Justin Trudeau is continuing to distance himself from growing calls to decriminalize personal possession of hard drugs, despite a recent spike of overdose deaths across multiple provinces amid the coronavirus pandemic.Asked whether it’s time to explore the move during an exclusive virtual interview with Global News’ Sophie Lui on Wednesday, Trudeau said decriminalization is “one option among many” that could help solve Canada’s opioid crisis, but that it’s not “a silver bullet.” Discussion on decriminalizing drugs should be considered in wake of opioid deaths: Tam “We need to take a much more complex and a much more multifaceted approach, which we have been doing,” he said. “And I understand people are looking for a silver bullet.

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Feds won’t bail out B.C.’s coronavirus-beleaguered PNE, suggests Trudeau

COVID-19-beleaguered Pacific National Exhibition (PNE).That’s according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was asked about support for the institution in a Wednesday interview with Global News.The PNE is owned by the City of Vancouver, meaning it was not eligible for the federal government’s Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy. However, the institution operates as a non-profit, with no financial support from the city.

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Trudeau discusses back to school season amid COVID-19 pandemic, upcoming throne speech

In an exclusive interview with Global B.C.’s Sophie Lui, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussed the back to school season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, British Columbia’s opioid crisis and his government’s “ambitious green agenda” that will be unveiled in the upcoming throne speech.

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Liberals to unveil ‘ambitious green agenda’ in throne speech, Trudeau says

Justin Trudeau says his government will unveil an “ambitious green agenda” in the throne speech scheduled to be delivered later this month.“We know the world is going towards greater energy efficiency. We know the world is going towards lower carbon We know that the world is moving towards more renewable energy,” he said.

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Trudeau to hold virtual outreach in B.C, Alberta as coronavirus shuts down travel

Justin Trudeau isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic stop his usual practice of travelling to various regions of the country during the summer — he’s just doing it virtually this year.He’ll spend much of Wednesday in meetings with British Columbia political, business, environmental and academic leaders, all from the comfort of his office in Ottawa.And he’ll do another similar virtual tour of the Atlantic provinces on Thursday.The summer is usually an opportunity for the prime minister and other federal political leaders to travel widely and engage in outreach with community leaders and voters outside the Ottawa bubble.Among other things, Trudeau usually convenes a cabinet retreat and attends a Liberal caucus retreat outside the nation’s

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Coronavirus: Alberta to explain Wednesday where federal school reopening money is going

$2 billion the federal government announced last week to help school boards across the country deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.While at an announcement on Tuesday, Premier Jason Kenney said Adriana LaGrange was finishing up her consultation with school boards and superintendents that day and would be making the announcement on where Alberta’s $262 million will be directed sometime on Wednesday.“We appreciate the cooperation of school boards and superintendents in developing the Alberta principles for the safe re-entry of schools,” Kenney said. Coronavirus: Ottawa giving provinces $2B for back-to-school safety Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the funding on Aug.

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Covid-19: Canada to buy millions of doses of Novavax and Johnson & Johnson

OTTAWA : Canada reached an agreement in principle on Monday with both Novavax Inc and Johnson & Johnson for millions of doses of their experimental coronavirus vaccines, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.Canada's two agreements follow separate deals with Pfizer Inc and Moderna Inc announced weeks ago, and are the latest example of countries rushing to secure access to vaccines.Last week, Canada's National Research Council said it had ended its partnership on a coronavirus vaccine with China's CanSino Biologics because the company lacked the authority to ship the vaccine.Novavax said it expects to finalize an advance purchase agreement to supply doses of the vaccine, beginning as early as the second quarter of next year.Novavax has agreed

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Coronavirus: Trudeau announces over $126 million funding to NRC biomanufacturing facility for vaccine production

After announcing two new deals for possible COVID-19 vaccines in Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday also announced that the federal government is providing over $126 million to expand the biomanufacturing facility at the National Research Council (NRC) in Royalmount, Que.

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Coronavirus: Government focus is on Canadians’ access to potential COVID-19 vaccine, Trudeau says

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explained on Monday that the government’s focus is on Canadians gaining access to COVID-19 vaccines once one is successfully developed, versus being the first country to develop one, hence the signing of agreements with “a broad range of vaccine” developers and researchers worldwide.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau announces 2 new deals for possible COVID-19 vaccines

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday announced that Canada has secured two new deals with companies working on potential COVID-19 vaccines.

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Canada to secure up to 76 million coronavirus vaccine doses from Novavax

Novavax Inc. says it has reached an agreement with the Canadian government to supply up to 76 million doses of its possible vaccine for COVID-19.The company announced the agreement Monday morning, hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was due to make an announcement of his own, following a visit with the National Research Council of Canada in Montreal.Novavax — a biotechnology company that develops vaccines for serious infectious diseases — said in a statement that it expects to finalize the advanced purchase agreement “as early as the second quarter of 2021.” Canadians could join clinical trials for new COVID-19 vaccine, says researcher Novavax’s vaccine (NVX-CoV2373) is currently in its second phase of clinical trials.

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Erin O’Toole won’t say whether he believes there is systemic racism in Canada

Erin O’Toole won’t say whether he believes systemic racism exists in Canada amid ongoing protests and debate about the issue both here in Canada and in the United States.In an interview with West Block host Mercedes Stephenson airing on Sunday, O’Toole spoke about the need to stamp out racism but wouldn’t say whether he believes systemic racism exists, or how it can be defined.“I’m always going to say, ‘I think there is racism’ and I want to stamp it out,” O’Toole said. “I fight for people that wear a uniform.

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Trudeau says government needs new team focused on rebuilding Canada’s economy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday addressed Bill Morneau resigning as finance minister the day prior, saying he worked “tirelessly” over the past five years and would continue to make “important contributions” to the country in years to come. Asked about the resignation, Trudeau said they needed a new team focused on both the present and future in terms of rebuilding the economy, but would not say if he had asked Morneau to stay.

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Coronavirus: TDSB provides behind-the-scenes look at COVID-19 school preparations

Ontario government released guidelines for dealing with COVID-19 cases in schools, the largest board in the province offered a look inside two of its schools.The Toronto District School Board invited media as well as some students.It also came the day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made official a cash infusion of $2 billion more to the provinces and territories to bolster safety.Thursday’s tour offered Grade 8 student Kaiya Grant a glimpse at what school life during a pandemic will look like.“First thing when I came in I felt pretty overwhelmed by everything,” she said.“But once you learn what everything is for, it’s just like following the rules.”Sanitization stations have been assembled at designated entrances.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau says working with ‘range of partners’ on COVID-19 vaccine access

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday the government is working with a “range of partners” to ensure Canadians are able to get a COVID-19 vaccine when one becomes available.

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Coronavirus: Ontario outlines where additional federal funding will go for back-to-school plans

Ontario government said Wednesday where it will spend $381 million that the federal government has offered up for back-to-school plans.The money is on top of the $900 million the province has already provided boards to prepare for the upcoming school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the government said.The federal government will be providing provinces and territories $2 billion to help them to ensure kids can safely go back to school in September. The $2 billion is added to the previous $19 billion Prime Minister Justin Trudeau already promised.

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Coronavirus: Canada to give provinces $2B to help kids return return to school safely

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that Ottawa would be giving provinces and territories $2 billion more to help them ensure kids can safely return to school in September.

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Coronavirus: Ottawa giving provinces $2B for back-to-school safety

COVID-19 pandemic on their economies and health-care systems.

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Coronavirus: Canada to give provinces $2B to ensure kids can go back to school in fall

Justin Trudeau is to make the announcement Wednesday at a school in Toronto.The money is on top of the $19 billion Trudeau has already promised provinces and territories to help them cope with the continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their economies and health care systems.

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38% of Canadians would vote for Trudeau if election called for fall: poll

Justin Trudeau would be well placed to fight an election this fall, seen as the leader best able to care for Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic and to get the economy back on its feet.Respondents to the poll, conducted by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies, were split about the prospect of a confidence vote triggering a federal election this fall, with 42 per cent opposed to an election and 38 per cent in favour.But if there were an election today, 38 per cent of decided voters said they’d support Trudeau’s Liberals, compared to 30 per cent for the Conservatives, 18 per cent for the NDP and six per cent for the Greens.The Bloc Quebecois were at 33 per cent in Quebec, statistically tied with the Liberals in that province at

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