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’79 days is a long time:’ Bars, bowling alleys able to open as Phase 2 begins

ORLANDO, Fla. – After 79 days, the owner of Casey’s on Central said he is finally able to reopen his bar as part of Florida’s Phase 2 reopening plan.Gov. Ron DeSantis announcing Phase two on Wednesday allowing bars and pubs to reopen at 50% capacity.

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Woodbine Entertainment resuming horse racing after suspension due to coronavirus

COVID-19 pandemic.Harness racing resumes Friday night at Woodbine Mohawk Park in Campbellville, Ont., following an 78-day hiatus. Horses ran there until March before action was suspended due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.But this weekend will feature consecutive 10-race cards (Friday-Saturday).

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25th edition of Nextfest goes digital to continue supporting artists during COVID-19 pandemic

Nextfest is bringing together more than 450 artists to create 11 days of digital entertainment, instead of the traditional spot in and around Old Strathcona. “It didn’t feel right to take a year off,” said festival director Ellen Chorley.

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Western Development Museum hosting virtual summer camps for kids

coronavirus pandemic putting a halt to many of its events and programs, the Western Development Museum is hosting virtual summer camps for kids.The WDM, the largest human history museum in Saskatchewan, has branches in Yorkton, North Battleford, Saskatoon and Moose Jaw.Each branch is contributing content and materials, giving people access to online activities that will focus on educating kids on Saskatchewan history through games, stories, crafts and more.“Each week, the camps are going to follow a Monday to Friday schedule with about two to three hours of activities planned per day,” said Karla Rasmussen, WDM education and public programs co-ordinator.

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Campbellton residents worried about family in long-term care amid COVID-19 outbreak

New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 onFriday but concerns are growing in Campbellton, N.B., about the safety of those in a long-term care home where the virus spread. Callum Smith has more.

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Petr Cech 'made undercover trip to Germany' to help Chelsea win Timo Werner race

Petr Cech made an undercover trip to Germany to help Chelsea win the race for Timo Werner's signature, according to reports.

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Inside Britain's best glamping mobile homes as coronavirus sees staycations soar

There's only one summer holiday most of us will be going on this year – a staycation.

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Ben Affleck’s Girlfriend Ana De Armas Daughter Violet, 14, Twin In Matching Outfits During Grocery Run

Ana de Armas is Ben Affleck‘s kids seem to be a big fan of his girlfriend Ana de Armas. She was spotted with the Deep Water actor, 47, and his 14-year-old daughter Violet at Whole Foods in California on Friday afternoon. The trio donned casual clothes for the grocery run, with Ana and Violet dressed in similar distressed jeans. Ben, Ana and Violet were pictured entering and exiting Whole Foods with protective masks on amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Coronavirus: Peterborough and area confirmed cases hold steady at 90

Peterborough Public Health reports no change in the number of novel coronavirus cases in its jurisdiction on Friday, maintaining 90 cases overall.Of the 90 cases, there are 80 that are deemed resolved, leaving eight active cases. The health unit serves Peterborough city and county along with Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First NationSince the coronavirus pandemic was declared in mid-March, more than 9,800 people have been tested for the virus, the health unit reports.

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‘They’re kids, they deserve everything’: Ajax realtor recognizes 2020 graduates with lawn signs

coronavirus pandemic.But an Ajax realtor has decided to mark the accomplishment of the class of 2020 with a gesture for the community to see.Nicole Bafaro came up with lawn signs for the graduates.“Those kids left March break not realizing they wouldn’t be going back, they look forward to grad all year and it was a little something we could do to say, ‘Hey, we see you, we celebrate you and we’re proud of you,'” said Bafaro.At first, Bafaro thought she would receive 50 to 75 requests but that number quickly grew to more than 400.Over the past several days, Bafaro and her team have dropped off the signs. “The smiles on the kids’ faces and the surprise and the happiness, that’s what it’s all about.

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Kate Garraway admits husband Derek Draper 'may be locked in coma forever'

Kate Garraway has opened up about her husband's condition, admitting Derek Draper may never recover from his Covid-19 battle.The former political lobbyist remains in critical condition in hospital after contracting the life-threatening disease earlier this year.Speaking to The Sun, the Good Morning Britain host spoke about her spouse's recovery, admitting coronavirus has "attacked everything"."We may lose him even if we don’t lose him. The virus just attacked everything.

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Baby Archie Is ‘Saying A Few Words’ — Here They Are!

Archie Harrison is growing up, just not before our eyes!

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CDC warns of protests and COVID-19 spread

The death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police has resulted in 10 days and nights of protests against racial injustice in major cities from California to Washington, DC, and Robert Redfield, MD, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) told members of Congress yesterday that protesters need to get tested for COVID-19.

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WHO unveils COVID-19 mask guidance; UK group pulls plug on malaria drug study

In two major COVID-19 developments today, the World Health Organization (WHO) updated its mask guidance, urging countries with widespread transmission to encourage mask use in situations where physical distancing isn't possible, and researchers from the United Kingdom stopped a large hydroxychloroquine trial after no benefit was found in hospitalized patients.

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Manitoba Soccer Association will launch ‘return to participate’ June 17

coronavirus shutdown that occurred back in mid-March.The Manitoba Soccer Association announced on Wednesday it will be launching Phase One of “Return to participate in sanctioned soccer” on Wednesday, June 17.Today we are pleased to present the Manitoba Soccer Return to Participate Guidelines and Recommendations, and set a return to participation date for Stage 1 of in person and sanctioned soccer in Manitoba of June 17th, 2020.

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Coronavirus: COVID-19 assessment centre relocating within Cobourg hospital

Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg, Ont., will be in a new location within the building.The hospital says the centre will move from its current location at the front entrance to a location adjacent to the emergency department.The centre opened on March 14 and has assessed 5,273 people during in-person and virtual visits, the hospital stated Friday. The hospital says of those visits, swabs to test for the coronavirus have been completed on 3,333 people.

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Coronavirus: Local companies make ventilators, face shields and donate them to Alberta Health Services

Exergy Solutions, an engineering consulting company in Calgary, worked around the clock to design ventilators that were just approved by Health Canada. Suncor funded the project.

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Canadians who are blind and partially sighted ask for patience during the COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 pandemic has presented a number of unique challenges for people who are blind and partially sighted.“We understand social distancing,” Diane Bergeron with CNIB Guide Dogs said. “Its just not always possible.”Bergeron said she’s heard some troubling feedback from Canadians who are partially sighted or blind who have been judged for being out with their sighted guide during the pandemic.“We’ll see two people out together who are maybe not related and they’re getting criticized.” A sighted guide is a person who guides a person with blindness or vision impairment.

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Coronavirus: City of Toronto encourages restaurants, aesthetic services to prepare for ‘safe reopening’

coronavirus pandemic, the City of Toronto is encouraging restaurants and aesthetic services to be ready for reopening when given to go-ahead.According to a City statement on Friday, approximately 8,000 restaurants and 3,500 personal service and aesthetics businesses (hair salons, barbershops, tattoo parlours, nail salons etc.) were closed or heavily impacted by public health opening regulations since the Ontario government put in place emergency orders related to the pandemic.Closed businesses weren’t given the approval to reopen as of Friday, but the municipality encouraged owners and operators to be ready for “safe reopening” when the province lifts restrictions put in place.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest

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Canada’s auction of 5G wireless spectrum to telecom firms delayed due to coronavirus

fifth-generation network services.The auction was to take place later this year, but Industry Minister Navdeep Bains says the delay to June 2021 will allow the telecom industry to focus on providing essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Police turn away 1,000 cars from Welsh village in two days as lockdown flouted

Police have turned away more than 1,000 cars from a Welsh village in two days as people flout lockdown laws.

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This cow’s antibodies could be the newest weapon against COVID-19

Mitch LeslieScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center.The latest recruits in the fight against COVID-19 are munching hay in a South Dakota barn. A biotech company has coaxed genetically modified cows to pump out human antibodies that subdue SARS-CoV-2, the pathogen causing the deadly disease, and it plans to start clinical trials of them this summer.“This is promising,” says Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease physician at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security.

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Flagler Beach Pier reopens after months of closures due to coronavirus concerns

FLAGLER BEACH, Fla. – Jeff Godfrey had a successful day fishing at the Flagler Beach Pier. He’s one of many who took advantage of the pier, now that it’s back open.

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Meghan Markle reveals sweet sponsorship in son Archie's name

Meghan Markle just did the sweetest gesture in the name of her 1-year-old son, Archie. The 38-year-old former actress recently wrote the forward for Mayhew -- an animal charity in the U.K.

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The Masked Singer's Costume Designer Teases What We'll See in Season 4

The Masked Singer is, of course, seeing those incredible costumes week after week — and no, I'm not talking about Nick Cannon's consistent commitment to bedazzled opulence. I'm talking about the works of wearable art created by the show's costume director Marina Toybina, an Emmy-winning artist who oversees the creation of the masterpieces we've seen on the show.

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OTTAWA -- Seven new cases of COVID-19 have been detected in Ottawa.

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Podcast: Ep.48 Restrictions Lifted And Silence Broken

Listen here: Correspondent Sinéad Crowley and Politic

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Elton John’s amazing gift to the woman he jilted

After Elton John ended their relationship weeks before they were due to marry 50 years ago, their lives took different paths.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on June 5

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Friday:Ontario reported 344 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Friday, bringing the provincial total to 29,747.The death toll has risen to 2,372, as 15 more deaths were reported.Meanwhile, 23,583 people have recovered from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, which is 79 per cent of cases.Greater Toronto Area public health units account for 66 per cent of all cases in the province. Some city streets will be closed again on Saturday and Sunday so that pedestrians and cyclists have more room to move around during the pandemic.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The road closures are set to take effect at 6 a.m.

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Calgary library prepares for reopening, launches curbside pickup program

Calgary Public Library made strides towards reopening in alignment with the provincial relaunch strategy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.Currently, libraries are included in Phase 2 of Alberta’s reopening plan which has an expected start date of June 19, but that doesn’t mean residents can’t access reading material in the meantime. The organization has launched a new curbside pickup program that will be available at almost all of Calgary’s 21 library locations starting June 9.

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Saskatchewan reports 1 new coronavirus case, 3 more recoveries

coronavirus case on Friday, raising the overall number of cases in the province to 649.Health officials also said there were three more recoveries, bringing total recoveries to 611. The newest case is in the far north, which continues to have the highest number of active cases.

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Players left with bitter feelings after deal to restart MLS

ratified a revised CBA this week that will allow the league to resume this summer with a tournament in Florida — but they did so with bitter feelings about the strategies used by MLS. Specifically, they are upset about the league’s posture and the threat of a potential lockout that would have left players without salary and benefits in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Jeff Lewis and ex-boyfriend reunite after splitting a month ago

Jeff Lewis has reunited with Scott Anderson after the two split in early May.On Thursday the former Flipping Out star shared an Instagram snap smiling while posing with Anderson as they enjoyed dinner with palKrista Llamas in her backyard.In early May Jeff revealed he'd split from his boyfriend of one year because of 'personality conflicts'. Jeff Lewis has reunited with ex-boyfriend Scott Anderson and shared a picture with him while having dinner with friends on Thursday 'It was a lot of negativity and always complaining,' the Flipping Out star said on his SirisXM radio show.

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Jeremy Pope Says Pride Parade ‘Helped Me Stand On My Own’

Jeremy Pope says his first attendance at a Pride parade instilled him with a powerful sense of confidence.

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Delaware reports 9,773 coronavirus cases; 388 deaths

DELAWARE - Delaware health officials have reported 9,773 cases of coronavirus, with 388 virus-related deaths.Health officials announced 27 additional positive cases and 2 new deaths as of Wednesday afternoon.Delaware state officials announced this week new timelines and guidelines for reopening during the continued COVID-19 pandemic. “We want visitors to enjoy Delaware, our world-class beaches and restaurants, but it’s important that everyone remember that COVID-19 is still very much active in Delaware,” said Gov. Carney.RELATED: Delaware to lift stay-at-home order, out-of-state quarantine effective June 1Gov.

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City of Port Orange Announces Drive Thru Testing for COVID-19

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – The City of Port Orange is implementing new drive-thru testing sites as Florida enters phase two of the state’s reopening plan.The testing will begin on Wednesday, June 10. Officials said the test is free and people do not need to have symptoms to be tested.The tests will be available from 9:00 a.m.

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Federal funding offer not enough to cover Ontario’s coronavirus costs, Doug Ford says

Doug Ford says a $14 billion federal financial aid offer to all of Canada’s provinces and territories isn’t enough.Ford says Ontario’s costs alone to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic are estimated to be $23 billion.The premier called the federal offer — received in a conference call with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday — a good start to talks.He also says more details are coming next week about the province’s second stage of reopening, including how child-care centres will be allowed to resume operations.

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Winnipeg police unclaimed goods auction goes online, but still has weird, wacky items

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Interested buyers can visit the Associated Auto Auctions website any time between Friday and June 22 to make a bid.Police said all items are sold ‘as-is’, haven’t been tested, and aren’t guaranteed.A full list of items going up for auction can be found on the city’s website.

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[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]According to the BC Coroners Service, there were 113 suspected illicit drug toxicity deaths in March 2020. That number represents a 61 per cent increase over the number of deaths in February and the first time the province has seen more than 100 deaths in a month since March of last year.The City of Toronto has also seen a sharp increase in drug overdose deaths since social distancing measures began.

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League One and Two play-offs appear set to go ahead after Sky Sports match announcement

League One and League Two looks set to be decided by the play-offs, despite the League Two regular season being ended. The EFL have revealed that Sky Sports will be "exclusively showing the 15 games across all EFL divisions in the Sky Bet Play-Offs", appearing to confirm that the League One and League Two play-offs will go ahead alongside those in the Championship.

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Coronavirus: EU to gradually lift restrictions on non-essential travel in July

European Union will not fully open internal borders before the end of June, meaning restrictions on travel to and from other countries will only start easing in July, EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson said on Friday.She told a news conference after a video call among EU and Schengen zone interior ministers that most governments would lift internal border controls by June 15, but that some were not ready to do so until the end of the month.“So that means that (all) internal border controls are lifted by the end of June, I guess.

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Nova Scotians permitted to celebrate graduations under strict health guidelines

COVID-19 pandemic.But Dr. Robert Strang, chief medical officer of health for Nova Scotia, had some good news on Friday after he announced that high school graduates will be able to celebrate as long as public health guidelines are followed.At a press briefing, Strang announced an exemption under the Public Health Act to allow community organizations, businesses or municipalities to hold celebrations that would recognize graduates.This would be in lieu of traditional graduation ceremonies.“Living with COVID-19 continues to be a balance for us all.

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Manchester United transfer target Jadon Sancho deletes tweet after criticising DFL

Jadon Sancho hit out at the DFL after he was issued with a fine for breaking lockdown regulations to have his hair cut at home.Sancho and teammate Manuel Akanji were charged after they were pictured getting haircuts without personal protective equipment in their respective homes.A statement from the Deutsche Fussball Liga (DFL) on Friday read: “The DFL has fined Manuel Akanji and Jadon Sancho."The players from Borussia Dortmund had obviously violated general hygiene and infection protection standards at home hairdressing appointments and in particular the medical-organisational concept of the DFL task force.“There is no question that professional footballers also have to have their hair cut.

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UK becomes second country in world to record more than 40,000 Covid-19 deaths

London: The UK became the second country to officially record more than 40,000 coronavirus-related deaths as more than 100 scientists wrote to the British government on Friday to urge it to reconsider lifting virus lockdown restrictions.The government said another 357 people who had tested positive for the virus have died in the U.K. across all settings, including hospitals and care homes.

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AstraZeneca blood cancer drug shows signs of helping Covid-19 patients

Frankfurt: AstraZeneca's cancer drug Calquence has shown initial signs of helping hospitalised COVID-19 patients get through the worst of the disease, as researchers scramble to repurpose existing treatments to help fight the deadly infection.Results from the preliminary research involving 19 patients, which was backed by the United States National Institutes of Health, encouraged the British drugmaker to explore the drug's new use in a wider clinical trial announced in April.Eleven patients had been on oxygen when they started the 10-14 day Calquence course and eight of them could afterwards be discharged, breathing independently, according to results in a paper co-authored by Astra's head of oncology research, Jose Baselga.Eight patients

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India's forex reserves surge to all-time high of $493.48 billion

MUMBAI : Jun 5 (PTI) The country's foreign exchange reserves surged USD 3.43 billion to a fresh all-time high of USD 493.48 billion for the week ended May 29 on a handsome accretion of the core currency assets, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Friday.The reserves, which are counted as a key strength as the country faces the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, had risen by USD 3 billion to an all-time high of USD 490.044 billion in the previous week.During the week ended May 29, foreign currency assets, a major component of the overall reserves, increased by USD 3.50 billion to USD 455.21 billion, data from the RBI showed.Expressed in dollar terms, the foreign currency assets include the effect of appreciation or depreciation of

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Sesame Street and CNN's Town Hall About Racism

CNN and Sesame Streetare teaming up to host a town hall for young children and families on Saturday, June 6 to talk about racism and where our nation is right now.Big Bird will join CNN's Van Jones and Erica Hill to moderate the event, which will discuss a variety of topics such as racism, the protests happening nationwide, embracing diversity, and being more empathetic and understanding. They'll be joined by other Sesame Street characters like Elmo, Abby Cadabby, and Rosita, as well as other experts who will help answer questions submitted by families.

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Countdown to WEAAD: Upcoming Virtual Events

With World Elder Abuse Awareness Day less than two weeks away, we hope you will join us and our partners for a series of virtual events on combating the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of older adults.Wednesday, June 10, 9:30 am ETRSVP to watch live.The Elder Justice Coordinating Council (EJCC) brings together leaders from across the federal government to address issues of elder justice nationally. Council members include the leaders of federal departments, agencies, and entities administering programs related to abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation.The EJCC's next meeting take place virtually on June 10.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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