Jocelyn KaiserCan the red devil be defanged? Doxorubicin, an old chemotherapy drug that carries this unusual moniker because of its distinctive hue and fearsome toxicity, remains a key treatment for many cancer patients.

But a new study reports the drug can be tweaked to reduce its most punishing side effect, cardiac damage, without blunting its ability to curb tumors.The work, from an academic team in the Netherlands, upends conventional thinking about doxorubicin and related drugs, suggesting they do not need to directly damage DNA to kill cancer cells.

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Bill Nye the Science Guy returns for ‘wear a mask!’ PSA on coronavirus

Bill Nye is so fed up with people rejecting face masks that he came out of retirement for a new “Science Guy” video about the benefits of doing so during the coronavirus pandemic.The famous pop-culture scientist revived his on-screen shtick for a two-minute PSA on TikTok, in order to stress the importance of wearing masks to stop the spread of COVID-19. The segment, called “Consider the Following,” uses the same quirky graphics he employed in his long-running ’90s PBS show, Bill Nye the Science Guy.

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1 new coronavirus case identified in New Brunswick Thursday

New Brunswick reported one new case of the coronavirus on Thursday.The province said the new case is an individual between 40 and 49 in Zone 3 (Fredericton region). It is a travel-related case and the individual is self-isolating.

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How world handled COVID-19? WHO sets up 'independent panel' after Trump's criticism

GENEVA/ZURICH: The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday it was setting up an independent panel to review its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the response by governments.The announcement follows strong criticism by US President Donald Trump's administration of the global agency's role in the crisis - though the WHO said the review was not linked to the United States.Former New Zealand prime minister Helen Clark and former Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf have agreed to head the panel, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said."The magnitude of this pandemic, which has touched virtually everyone in the world, clearly deserves a commensurate evaluation, an honest evaluation," Tedros told a virtual meeting

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Coverage about COVID-19 in Facilities

New York Times (7/8, Ferré-Sadurní, Harris) reports the effort to make sense of New York’s high nursing home death toll amid the pandemic has “become politically charged, with Republican lawmakers using the deaths to try to undermine” Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D).

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Federal Government Considering Making Coronavirus Vaccine Available To Medical Officials, At-Risk Communities First.

New York Times (7/9, Twohey) reports the CDC and a panel of outside health experts are “trying to decide who will get the first doses of any effective coronavirus vaccines.” The panel “in April began working on a ranking system for what may be an extended rollout in the United States.” The preliminary plan calls for vaccines to “be offered to vital medical and national security officials first, and then to other essential workers and those considered at high risk – the elderly instead of children, people with underlying conditions instead of the relatively healthy.” Vaccines considered most likely to be successful “will start being made even before they have cleared the final stages of clinical trials and been authorized for public use by

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Pandemic Inspires “New Thinking” About How Robots Can Help Humans Amid Social Distancing Requirements.

Washington Post (7/8, Denyer, Kashiwagi, Kim) reports the COVID-19 pandemic “has inspired new thinking about how robots and other machines might step in” to help humans mind social distancing recommendations.

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P.E.I. health officials say new case of COVID-19 tied to recent cluster

This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 9, 2020.

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Doctor: Florida is coronavirus epicenter for the Southeast

told WTSP. “There’s no question about that.”According to the New York Times, data shows Arizona has about 3,300 cases per million residents, with Florida next at 2,700.

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Covid-19: Maharashtra reports 6,875 new cases; 1,27,259 patients recover so far

Mumbai: Maharashtra on Thursday reported 6875 new covid-19 cases taking the state's tally to 2,30,599. However, 1,27,259 patients have recovered from the disease till date.Active cases however, are at 93652 in the state and total patients discharged so far are 1,27,259.The state's capital, Mumbai, the biggest contributor in the state and country's coronavirus tally reported 1268 new cases today taking the city's tally to 89124.With 68 new deaths reported today, Mumbai's total deaths stand at 5132.

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CBS picks up Champions League rights after Turner opts out

NEW YORK – American broadcaster CBS will get an early start on its Champions League deal, showing games next month when the pandemic-delayed competition resumes.The rights to the rest of this Champions League season and all of next season became available last month when Turner opted out of its 2018-21 deal for exclusive English language rights in the United States.CBS said Thursday it acquired the rights — including two Champions League finals in less than 10 months — to add to the 2021-24 European club competitions deal it signed with UEFA last November.This season’s competition resumes on Aug. 7 and ends with an eight-team knockout tournament in Lisbon, Portugal.

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Ontario reports 170 new coronavirus cases, 86 from Windsor-Essex; total cases at 36,348

reported 170 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Thursday, with 86 cases being reported in the Windsor-Essex region, bringing the provincial total to 36,348.Thursday’s report indicates the majority of new cases came from the Windsor-Essex region with 86 new cases. As Health Minister Christine Elliott notes, “targeted testing of temporary workers on farms to contain outbreaks has continued.”The report also highlights that in the Greater Toronto Area, Toronto saw 27 new cases, Peel Region saw 28, York Region added seven more cases and Durham Region has five additional cases.All other public health units across Ontario reported either zero or fewer than five new cases.

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Supreme Court says Congress can’t get President Trump financial records -- for now

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court has kept a hold on President Donald Trump’s financial records that Congress has been seeking for more than a year. The ruling returns the case to lower courts, with no clear prospect for when the case might ultimately be resolved.

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Bed, Bath & Beyond plans to permanently close 200 stores

coronavirus pandemic is forcing Bed, Bath & Beyond to permanently close 200 stores.The closings, which will take place over the next two years, amount to about 20% of its namesake stores.Wall Street analysts had warned that Bed, Bath & Beyond was in trouble before COVID-19 hit the U.S.In a quarterly statement released Wednesday, the company says the closings will save between $250 and $350 million a year.Bed, Bath & Beyond CEO Mark Tritton says the retailer will emerge from this crisis even stronger, given the strength of the brand.The New Jersey based retailer has not identified which of the two hundred stores will be closing yet.To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to News 6′s coronavirus newsletter and go to

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Philadelphia Union honor victims of police brutality ahead of first match

Twitter: Philadelphia Union KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Members of the Philadelphia Union stood together Thursday morning donning Black Lives Matter t-shirts.In a short video posted on the team's social media accounts, the team stands up and removes the shirts to show the names of victims of police brutality on their backs.The Union played in their first match of the Major League Soccer restart on Thursday morning against New York City FC.A tweet shared on the team's account with the video read, "Our players stand together.

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Bill Nye the Science Guy on the importance of wearing a face mask

In a TikTok video, Bill Nye The Science Guy shares the importance of wearing a face mask during the Coronavirus pandemic.

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MSNBC appoints Joy Reid as Chris Matthews' replacement

NEW YORK – MSNBC says Joy Reid will move into the early evening time slot vacated in March by former “Hardball” host Chris Matthew's retirement in March.Reid, who has been a weekend anchor at the cable news network and lately has subbed in the 7 p.m. Eastern time slot, now has the position full time, will do a Washington-based show dubbed “The ReidOut.”Reid said she was intent on “bringing in diverse, smart and accomplished voices to the table on topics that are important to our viewers.”Reid, who is Black, brings diversity to a lineup popular with liberals that currently has five white men and a white woman as hosts in the hours between 5 p.m.

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COVID-19 situation in Delhi shows 'remarkable' improvement: MHA

NEW DELHI : With a recovery rate of over 72 per cent and doubling rate of nearly 30 days, the COVID-19 situation in the national capital has shown remarkable improvement in recent days because of joint efforts, the Union Home Ministry said Thursday.Addressing a press conference, Home Ministry Joint Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava said the ministry has been holding regular meetings with the state governments in the Delhi-NCR region for improving the pandemic situation.She said in these meetings, national-level experts also participate and some important decisions have been taken.These include controlling the cost of COVID treatment in private hospitals, arrangement of additional beds in the national capital, increasing the number of tests

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COVID-19: India has not yet reached community transmission stage, says govt

NEW DELHI : Amid a spurt in coronavirus cases, the government on Thursday said India has not yet reached the community transmission stage of COVID-19 and asserted that there have been localised outbreaks in some geographical areas.The Centre's assertion came on a day India registered a record single-day surge of 24,879 COVID-19 cases, taking the caseload to 7,67,296.The death toll climbed to 21,129 with 487 new fatalities, the updated data at 8 am showed.Asked if India has entered the community transmission phase, Rajesh Bhushan, Officer on Special Duty in the Union Health ministry said, "Even today, the health minister (Harsh Vardhan) clearly said after the GoM that India has not reached the stage of community transmission.

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WHO sets up independent probe on how it’s handled coronavirus outbreak

The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Thursday that it was setting up an independent panel to review its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the response by governments.Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark and former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf have agreed to head the panel and chose its members, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a virtual meeting with representatives of WHO’s 194 member states, which was webcast. U.S.

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Black Lives Matter mural to be painted in front of Trump Tower in Manhattan

NEW YORK - After a delay last week, another giant, city-funded 'Black Lives Matter' mural was expected to be painted in front of Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan Thursday.Crews set up barriers around the section of Fifth Avenue between West 56th Steet and West 57th Street where the mural would be painted. Traffic was shut down through the area. The five-hour process begins with stenciling followed by the painting of the letters.

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#WhatsMyName Foundation partners with Uber to promote rideshare safety following death of NJ student

ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. - Uber is now partnering with a special foundation in honor of Samantha Josephson, a college student who was murdered in South Carolina last year. The goal of the partnership is to promote rideshare safety while increasing the impact of safety programs through education and technology.Josephson, 21, was kidnapped and murdered in March of 2019 when she mistakenly got into a vehicle that she thought was her Uber.The Robbinsville, New Jersey native's death turned a national spotlight on rideshare safety has already led to some changes, including more prominent displays of driver's license plates.Her parents Marci and Seymour Josephson started a foundation in her honor called #WhatsMyName, vowing to prevent such a tragedy

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WHO sets up panel to review handling of pandemic

GENEVA : The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Thursday that it was setting up an independent panel to review its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the response by governments.Former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark and former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf have agreed to head the panel and chose its members, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a virtual meeting with representatives of WHO's 194 member states, which was webcast."This is a time for self-reflection," Tedros said, noting that WHO's member states in May called unanimously for an evaluation of the global response to the pandemic.This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.

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Coronavirus-ravaged states seek for more funds from Centre

NEW DELHI : India’s soaring coronavirus numbers are threatening its economic recovery and sharpening differences between states and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s federal government.This week India surpassed Russia to become the third worst-hit country with more than 740,000 Covid-19 infections. The surging virus numbers have all but overwhelmed the public health system, which the states are responsible for.

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Supreme Court expected to rule on Trump's tax records

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court is expected to rule on whether Congress and the Manhattan district attorney can see President Donald Trump's taxes and other financial records that the president has fought hard to keep private.The high-stakes dispute, which could be resolved Thursday, tests the balance of power between the White House and Congress, as well as Trump's claim that he can't be investigated while he holds office.It's unclear, even if Trump loses, how much of the material would become public, since some records would go to a confidential grand-jury investigation in New York and the rest, sought by committees of the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, could contain highly sensitive information not just about Trump,

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Mint Covid Tracker: Thane, Hyderabad, Pune report highest number of new cases in last two days

With cases rising, India’s health facilities and workforce ontinue to be under severe strain. The risk of further spread is higher now as the economy has started to reopen and most public movement is allowed.Among states, Maharashtra (9,448), Delhi (3,213), Gujarat (1,993), Tamil Nadu (1,700) and Uttar Pradesh (845) have reported the most deaths.

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Pandemic spurs video streaming platforms to add fitness, spirituality to content portfolio

NEW DELHI : The covid-19 crisis has prompted video streaming platforms to expand their content portfolio beyond entertainment to genres such as health, fitness and spirituality to cater to greater demand and new audience segments.Disney+Hotstar entered into a strategic partnership with fitness, yoga and nutrition content producer Brilliant Wellness in June to launch 100 curated shows with its fitness experts, and yoga and spiritual gurus, along with celebrity nutritionists. Startups Sarva and Cult.fit also launched workout models on the video streaming platform.Likewise, VOOT, the video-on-demand platform owned by Viacom18 Media Pvt.

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Coronavirus: U.S. sets single-day record with 60,000 new cases of COVID-19

United States reported more than 60,000 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, the biggest increase ever reported by a country in a single day, according to a Reuters tally.The United States faces a bleak summer with record-breaking infections and many states forced to close parts of the economy again, leaving some workers without a paycheck. Trump’s Tulsa rally ‘more than likely’ behind new coronavirus surge: health official In addition to nearly 10,000 new cases in Florida, Texas reported over 9,500 cases and California reported more than 8,500 new infections.

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Specialists from AIIMS to help ICUs in state hospitals reduce covid fatality rate

NEW DELHI : Specialists from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, will provide expert guidance and knowledge support to doctors manning intensive care units (ICUs) in state hospitals, to reduce covid-19 case fatality rates, the Centre said on Wednesday.Tele-consultation will be a critical component of the clinical intervention protocol for covid-19, the government said, even as India recorded 760,761 cases with 21,018 fatalities on Wednesday.The number of deaths per-million in India is 14.27, according to the report of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday.“A specialist team of doctors from AIIMS, New Delhi, shall provide guidance on effective clinical management of covid-19 patients in the ICUs of

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3 new cases of COVID-19

Today there are three new cases of COVID-19 to report in managed isolation facilities in New Zealand.

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Trump’s Tulsa rally ‘more than likely’ behind new coronavirus surge: health official

‘A hot mess’: U.S. sees testing delays as coronavirus cases surge Although the health department’s policy is to not publicly identify individual settings where people may have contracted the virus, Dart said those large gatherings “more than likely” contributed to the spike.“In the past few days, we’ve seen almost 500 new cases, and we had several large events just over two weeks ago, so I guess we just connect the dots,” Dart said.Trump’s Tulsa rally, his first since the coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S., attracted thousands of people from around the country.

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The B.C. Real Estate Association releases new rules for open houses during the pandemic, which no longer allow anyone to just walk into a home for sale

It’s been a long tradition in the real estate industry–showcasing a home for sale in the way of an open house where anyone could just walk in. But those days are now gone.

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New coronavirus cases, deaths continue to decline in Canada as cases top 106,400

coronavirus infections in Canada continued to decline on Wednesday, as the country’s number of cases topped 106,400.Across the country, 267 new cases of COVID-19, and 19 additional deaths linked to the virus, were reported.In Ontario, 118 new cases of the virus were reported on Tuesday, for a total of 36,178. The death toll increased by nine from 2,691 to 2,700.Over 1.5 million people in the province have been tested, while 31,805 have recovered.Meanwhile in Quebec — the province hit the hardest by the pandemic — 82 new cases were reported on Wednesday for a total of 56,079.

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B.C. Real Estate Association releases new rules for open houses

Real estate sales, house prices rising in Central Okanagan On Wednesday, the BCRCA released new rules for realtors holding open houses, which are now resuming after being on hold for the past four months.“This will be safe for the public going through the open house, it will be safe for the occupants, it will be safe for the public and for the realtors,” Hyde told Global News.The new protocols include limiting open-house attendees to serious buyers by leveraging technology tools and screening for qualifying consumers.The new guidelines also encourage realtors to pre-register potential buyers before they attend the open house.“The realtor community is going to a lot of extra lengths to make it safe, so there’s no point in having people on

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Family re-imagines Bob Marley classic for COVID-19 relief

NEW YORK – Bob Marley’s Grammy-winning children and chart-topping grandson have re-imagined one of his biggest hits to assist children affected by the coronavirus pandemic.Stephen Marley, Cedella Marley and her son, Skip Marley, have joined forces to produce a new version of “One Love,” which will be released July 17 and will also include special guest appearances from other musicians. A music video will also be released that day.“Daddy wrote this song like 40 years ago, a long, long time.

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B.C. reports 18 new COVID-19 cases, 3 additional deaths

Exactly two weeks after Phase 3 officially kicked off in B.C. we are seeing a slight spike in COVID-19 numbers.

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‘A hot mess’: U.S. sees testing delays as coronavirus cases surge

Texas, resident Sam Lee three tries to get a COVID-19 test last month.The first time, he showed up an hour before the public testing site was set to close and was told they had reached capacity. He was turned away from a second centre when rain shut it down, and voluntarily left a third after someone ahead of him said they had been waiting in line for more than three hours.“If you have symptoms and you are just driving around the city trying to figure out how you can get a test, for people who are positive, it is not ideal,” said Lee, who finally got a test a couple of weeks later after he showed up before dawn and waited for more than two hours.

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Airborne COVID-19: What does it mean, how does it increase risk and what are the steps to stay safe?

A file image dated May 19, 2020 shows a bartender wearing a protective face mask and gloves while speaking with customers at a bar set up outside on the street in New York City. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images) Dr.

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Coronavirus: New drivers face long waits at Toronto-area testing centres

COVID-19 pandemic.At the DriveTest centre on Lawrence Avenue East in North York on Wednesday, Jomar Buhain lined up for five hours to write his G1 driving test.“I woke up at 6 a.m. and got here at 7 a.m.,” he said.While the wait was longer than expected, he believes long lines will simply be a fact of life for now.“Because of the social distancing, that’s the reason why we have this long line, but we need to accept it because that it the reality nowadays.

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Three new deaths as B.C. COVID-19 cases top 3,000

COVID-19 Wednesday, as the province’s case total topped 3,000.The province’s death toll now stands at 186. How many Canadians have the new coronavirus? Total number of confirmed cases by region All three deaths Wednesday were at the Holy Family Hospital long-term care home in Vancouver.

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With single-day case record, US COVID-19 total tops 3 million

Once again, the United States saw its highest daily total of COVID-19 cases yesterday, with 60,000 new cases recorded and more than 3 million total on the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 tracker.

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Ex-priest pleads guilty to child sex abuse charges in Bucks County courthouse

DOYLESTOWN, Penn. - An ex-priest accused of sexually abusing boys in the area pleads guilty in connection with those crimes.“Do you have any comment at all? Why plead guilty?” asked FOX 29’s Jeff Cole.“No comment,” was Francis Trauger’s reply.Suspended as a priest in 2003 and kicked out two years later, Trauger, now living in Brooklyn, New York, came to admit guilt.“I was 12-years-old, so, today I represent that 12-year-old,” Mike McDonnell stated.McDonnell, a leader of a Philadelphia group of survivors of priest abuse known as SNAP, says Trauger abused him when he served as a priest in a Montgomery County church.AdvertisementMcDonnell’s allegations are too old for criminal prosecution.“It certainly will send a message that this will not be

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As some Orlando-area businesses face COVID-19 closures, new ones move forward with plans to open

APOPKA, Fla. – As the pandemic wears on, many established businesses are struggling to stay open, while others are moving forward with plans to open new ones.Despite a rise in coronavirus cases statewide, Joe Lampp plans to formally open his new axe-throwing business, called “My Axes Place,” this weekend at its location at 50 E. 5th St.

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Strokes, ‘lumpy’ lungs: what doctors know about unusual ways coronavirus attacks your body

COVID-19 patients at New York’s Mount Sinai Health System, and in that time, she’s begun to notice some patterns.Many of the deceased patients were showing evidence of unusual blood clots in their veins, said Bryce, who is Sinai’s associate director of autopsy service.Some also had lung damage throughout the alveoli — the tiny air sacs branching through your lungs — and the lungs themselves were denser and heavier than normal.“When I looked at the lungs at autopsy, they had a very different look to them,” she said. “In this case, the lungs had an interesting lumpy texture.” Severe COVID-19 patients have ‘unprecedented’ blood clots.

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City of Edmonton operating in ‘new and stark’ fiscal reality: Iveson

Mayor Don Iveson said the City of Edmonton’s ability to provide services has been severely disrupted by both the COVID-19 pandemic and economic recession, and is now operating under a ‘new and stark’ fiscal reality.

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Coronavirus: No new cases for 18th day in Peterborough area; HKPRDHU adjusts cases to 201

coronavirus in its jurisdiction.The last reported case was on June 20 in the health region, which includes Peterborough, Peterborough County, Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation.There are no active cases among the 95 cases that have been confirmed since the pandemic was declared in early March. Ninety-three of the 95 cases have been resolved.

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NASCAR moving Watkins Glen race to Daytona road course

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – NASCAR will move its August road course race from Watkins Glen in upstate New York because of state health restrictions, and the event will shift instead to the road course at Daytona International Speedway.The move means the Cup Series will make its debut on Daytona's road course, which is used by the IMSA sports car series and incorporates part of the famed 2.5-mile oval. The race on Aug.

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Sarah Jessica Parker Celebrates Launch of NYC Flagship Shoe Store Amid Pandemic

Sarah Jessica Parker is celebrating her business!

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