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Ontario won’t change course on reopening plans yet despite COVID case bump, health minister says

09.11 - 20:55

Experts say no need to panic as COVID numbers rise in Ontario

09.11 - 04:45

COVID-19: Eligible populations in Ontario can now book booster shot

07.11 - 19:31

Not mandating COVID-19 vaccines for hospital workers ‘right decision for right now,’ says Elliott

04.11 - 07:55

Doctors outraged as Ontario, Quebec deny COVID-19 vaccine mandates for health workers

04.11 - 07:55

Reaction to Ontario expanding COVID-19 booster eligibility

04.11 - 02:13

Ontario proposes right-to-disconnect from work legislation

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25.10.2021 - 17:29

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‘Discouraged’: Despite labour shortage, it’s tough to get a job if you’re 55 or older McNaughton says it is especially important now, as the pandemic has blurred the lines between family time and work time.“COVID-19 has changed the way we work, leaving too many people behind, struggling to put food on the table andmake ends meet for their families,” said McNaughton. “Our government is working for workers.

To do so, we must act swiftly and decisively to put workers in the driver’s seat and begin rebalancing the scales.He says the bill also proposes a ban on non-compete agreements, which often prevent workers from taking a new job in the same field after they leave that company.There are plenty of jobs out there.

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Alec Baldwin - Joel Souza - ‘Rust’ assistant director breaks silence after fatal shooting, hopes for industry changes - globalnews.ca - New York - state New Mexico

02.11.2021 / 14:37

‘Rust’ assistant director breaks silence after fatal shooting, hopes for industry changes

Alec Baldwin the gun that killed a cinematographer says he hopes the tragedy prompts the film industry to “reevaluate its values and practices” to ensure no one is harmed again.David Halls released a statement to the New York Post, breaking his silence following the Oct. 21 fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins and the wounding of director Joel Souza during production of the Western “Rust” in New Mexico.

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Alec Baldwin - ‘Rust’ movie set shooting: Sheriff ‘suspects’ there were other live rounds on set - globalnews.ca - county Santa Fe

02.11.2021 / 07:55

‘Rust’ movie set shooting: Sheriff ‘suspects’ there were other live rounds on set

Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said on Wednesday that he “suspects” there were other live rounds on the set of actor Alec Baldwin’s movie “Rust” following the accidental fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

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Inconsistent policies for Ontario school-based vaccine programs, experts calling for coordinated approach - globalnews.ca

02.11.2021 / 01:41

Inconsistent policies for Ontario school-based vaccine programs, experts calling for coordinated approach

For many years, young people have been able to access school-based vaccination programs, for HPV, Hepititis-B, and Meningitis vaccines. However, during the peak of COVID-19 many of those were cancelled.

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Ontario has enough hospital feedback for mandatory COVID vaccine decision, health minister says - globalnews.ca

01.11.2021 / 20:49

Ontario has enough hospital feedback for mandatory COVID vaccine decision, health minister says

Ford asks hospitals for input on potential COVID-19 vaccine mandate She says today that she has now received most of them and is reviewing them in detail, so she can make a decision.Elliott says one factor to consider is whether a vaccine mandate would lead to staff shortages affecting patient care, such as needing to cancel surgeries.Several hospitals who have already implemented their own mandates have seen roughly two per cent of staff being placed on unpaid leave or terminated because of the policies.Ontario reported 422 new COVID-19 cases Monday and three more deaths.

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Ontario reports 422 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more deaths - globalnews.ca

01.11.2021 / 17:25

Ontario reports 422 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more deaths

COVID-19 cases on Monday, a slight uptick from a week ago but is still under 500. The provincial case total now stands at 600,377.For comparison, last Monday saw 326 new cases (a jump of nearly 100 cases) and the previous Monday saw 373.Of the 422 new cases recorded, the data showed 225 were unvaccinated people, 13 were partially vaccinated people, 161 were fully vaccinated people and for 23 people the vaccination status was unknown.The death toll in the province has risen to 9,874 as three new deaths were recorded.

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Alec Baldwin - Hilaria Baldwin - Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria dine in Vermont bar closed to public as 'Rust' probe picks up steam - fox29.com - state Vermont - state New Mexico - county Baldwin

01.11.2021 / 12:51

Alec Baldwin and wife Hilaria dine in Vermont bar closed to public as 'Rust' probe picks up steam

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin stepped out for drinks at a Vermont bar Friday night as an investigation into a deadly on-set shooting involving the A-list star is underway in New Mexico. Baldwin had a non-alcoholic IPA and Hilaria ordered wine. The couple shared a kiss after a long day out with the kids.

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Advocates concerned over where unvaccinated nurses will work amid mandates - globalnews.ca

01.11.2021 / 05:29

Advocates concerned over where unvaccinated nurses will work amid mandates

COVID-19 vaccine mandates for their health-care workers, hundreds of frontline staff are opting to leave their jobs instead of getting the jab.Over 4,000 health-care workers in B.C. were placed on unpaid leave after failing to show proof of vaccination, many of which could face being fired from their job.Vaccine mandates for health-care workers in Alberta and Quebec are also looming, prompting thousands of unvaccinated staff to either get the job or be forced to leave.

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COVID-19: Droves of Ontario home care workers leave for hospitals, nursing homes - globalnews.ca

31.10.2021 / 18:13

COVID-19: Droves of Ontario home care workers leave for hospitals, nursing homes

Ontario further extends temporary wage increase for personal support workers Nurses, personal support workers and therapists have left home care in droves during the COVID-19 pandemic.“We lost literally over 3,000 nurses and skilled therapists and personal support workers to other parts of the health-care system,” said Sue VanderBent, the CEO of Home Care Ontario, which represents home-care providers in the province.“And that is very bad news for Ontarians who are receiving home care because now our capacity is so depleted that people are just waiting at home for a home care nurse or therapist or PSW who isn’t coming.”The organization achieved a 95-per-cent referral acceptance rate before the pandemic, meaning it could fulfil the vast

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Ontario reports 340 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths - globalnews.ca - county York - county Niagara - county Windsor

31.10.2021 / 17:21

Ontario reports 340 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

report, 58 cases were recorded in Toronto, 28 in Simcoe-Muskoka, 27 in Niagara, 26 in Peel Region, 22 in York Region and Windsor.All other local public health units reported 20 or fewer new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province increased to 9,871 as two new deaths were recorded. COVID-19 Halloween: What the risks are and how to celebrate safely As of 8 p.m.

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Katie Price - Peter Andre - Inside Peter Andre's health scare - devastation, missing work and Covid test - dailystar.co.uk - city Manchester

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31.10.2021 / 12:15

Inside Peter Andre's health scare - devastation, missing work and Covid test

Peter Andre had everyone worried after announcing to fans that he had been the "most ill he's been in the past three years."The 48-year-old singer had become so unwell that he had to throw in the towel for his performance in Grease the musical at the Opera House in Manchester.Matters were made worse when Peters manager told the Mysterious Girl hitmaker that he should remain at home to avoid his symptoms spreading to his co-stars.His teenaged daughter Princess, 13, who he shares with ex-wife Katie Price, even ordered her dad to take a Covid-19 PCR test after she was fearful he'd been struck down with the virus again, however, Peter's result came back negative.Here Daily Star explores Peter Andre's mysterious health battle.Last week, during

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Christine Elliott - Ontario reports 356 COVID-19 cases, 4 deaths - globalnews.ca

30.10.2021 / 17:33

Ontario reports 356 COVID-19 cases, 4 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 599,615.Health Minister Christine Elliott said of the new cases, 230 involve people who are not fully vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status, while 126 are fully vaccinated individuals.For comparison, last Saturday 373 cases were reported, meaning the seven-day average dropped. Ontario to release plan for 3rd COVID-19 vaccine dose next week Four additional deaths were also announced on Oct.

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Ottawa pausing court appeal filed on Indigenous compensation, will work to strike deal - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

30.10.2021 / 02:17

Ottawa pausing court appeal filed on Indigenous compensation, will work to strike deal

Indigenous children placed into provincial foster care systems.But in a statement released Friday evening, the government says all parties involved have agreed to pause litigation of the case and that officials will sit down with them with the goal of reaching a compensation deal by December 2021.“Today, the Government of Canada and the Parties, the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society and Assembly of First Nations, are announcing that we have agreed to sit down immediately and work towards reaching a global resolution by December 2021 on outstanding issues that have been the subject of litigation,” reads the statement.

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Matthew Bingley - Ontario to release COVID-19 vaccine booster plan next week - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

30.10.2021 / 01:43

Ontario to release COVID-19 vaccine booster plan next week

Hot on the heels of NACI’s recommendations for shots, Ontario’s minister of health says the province will release its plans next week. But as British Columbia displayed earlier this week, the provinces are free to set their own policies.

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Vaccinated 75-year-old Ontario hockey player dies after contracting COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

30.10.2021 / 01:43

Vaccinated 75-year-old Ontario hockey player dies after contracting COVID-19

Garry Weston couldn’t wait to get back on the ice with his recreational hockey friends. When the time came, he brought his proof of vaccination and enthusiasm.

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Queen Elizabeth Advised To Rest After Following Recent Health Issues - justjared.com - Britain

30.10.2021 / 01:03

Queen Elizabeth Advised To Rest After Following Recent Health Issues

Queen Elizabeth is taking a breather.

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Ontario man dies after fully vaccinated hockey league affected by COVID-19 outbreak - globalnews.ca

30.10.2021 / 00:03

Ontario man dies after fully vaccinated hockey league affected by COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19 has died after the virus ripped through an Ontario men’s hockey league, infecting a total of 15 people, all of whom were double-vaccinated.The three-on-three over 50 league that plays out of Newmarket, Ont., on Mondays and Thursdays started its first game of the season on Sept. 27, and leading up to that day, Garry Weston, 75, and his teammates were ecstatic.Weston and his friends had played hockey together for 50 years, and they were itching to get back on the ice, but on Oct.

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Hiawatha I (I) - Lake I (I) - Kawartha Pine - COVID-19: Active cases at 10 for Peterborough area; restaurant charged under Reopening Ontario Act - globalnews.ca - city Peterborough, county Peterborough - county Peterborough

30.10.2021 / 00:03

COVID-19: Active cases at 10 for Peterborough area; restaurant charged under Reopening Ontario Act

Peterborough Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 and a new hospitalized case, according to data released late Friday afternoon.In its COVID tracker update issued around 4:25 p.m., the regional health unit reported 10 active cases, up from nine reported on Thursday. Ontario to release plan for 3rd COVID-19 vaccine dose next week Other data from the health unit, which serves Peterborough, Peterborough County, Hiawatha First Nation and Curve Lake First Nation:The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, as of 11:06 a.m.

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Ontario won’t issue retroactive long-term care fines over COVID-19 pandemic violations - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 22:39

Ontario won’t issue retroactive long-term care fines over COVID-19 pandemic violations

Ontario long-term care providers won’t be applied retroactively for violations earlier in the pandemic when new legislation from the Progressive Conservatives takes effect, despite concerns that the worst offenders haven’t been held to account.The Ministry of Long-Term Care said it has not issued a single fine to operators who broke the rules during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has so far killed more than 4,000 people in long-term care and infected more than 15,000 nursing-home residents.The bulk of those deaths — which make up 40 per cent of all virus deaths in the province — occurred during the first two waves of the pandemic, before most residents in long-term care could be vaccinated.

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Elizabeth Ii Queenelizabeth (Ii) - Buckingham Palace - Doctors advise Queen Elizabeth II to rest for 2 weeks - fox29.com - Britain - county Day

29.10.2021 / 21:45

Doctors advise Queen Elizabeth II to rest for 2 weeks

LONDON (AP) - Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for at least the next two weeks, accepting doctors’ advice to cut back on her busy schedule, Buckingham Palace said Friday.The 95-year-old monarch can continue to undertake light, desk-based duties during this time — including some virtual audiences. But she will be unable to travel to the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday, Nov.

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Chris Ship - Queen forced to rest for 2 weeks with no official visits after health scare - dailystar.co.uk - Ireland

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29.10.2021 / 20:39

Queen forced to rest for 2 weeks with no official visits after health scare

Queen has been advised by her doctors to continue to rest for at least the next two weeks, meaning she will not undertake any official visits during this time, Buckingham Palace has said.The news comes after Her Majesty spent the night in hospital in what is understood to have been a cautious decision made by her medical team on Wednesday, October 20.ITV Royal Editor Chris Ship tweeted: "The Queen has been ordered to rest for the next TWO weeks and is cancelling engagements in her diary until then."She will no longer attend the Remembrance event on Saturday 13 November."Medics say she can do light duties and virtual meetings only."The monarch was forced to cancel a royal trip to Northern Ireland on medical advice last week.She has also been

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Ontario court lifts temporary injunction on Toronto hospital network vaccine mandat - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 20:33

Ontario court lifts temporary injunction on Toronto hospital network vaccine mandat

COVID-19 vaccination policy, saying he does not have the jurisdiction to grant the relief sought by a group of unvaccinated workers.Ontario Superior Court Justice Sean Dunphy issued the interim injunction last week after several unvaccinated employees filed an emergency application as part of a legal challenge against the University Health Network’s immunization mandate.The hospital network had said staff who didn’t receive both COVID-19 shots by Oct. 22 would lose their jobs.

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Christine Elliott - Ontario to release plan for 3rd COVID-19 vaccine dose next week - globalnews.ca - Canada

29.10.2021 / 20:23

Ontario to release plan for 3rd COVID-19 vaccine dose next week

COVID-19 vaccine dose next week, Minister of Health Christine Elliott said Friday.The information will allow Ontarians to learn when to expect to receive a booster vaccine dose.

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Ontario reports 419 new COVID-19 cases, 0 deaths - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa - county York - county Windsor

29.10.2021 / 17:13

Ontario reports 419 new COVID-19 cases, 0 deaths

report, 63 cases were recorded in Toronto, 34 in Windsor, 32 in Peel Region, and 30 in York Region and 30 in Ottawa.All other local public health units reported fewer than 30 new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province stayed at 9,865 as no new deaths were recorded. COVID-19 vaccinations won’t be added to list of Ontario student immunizations: Moore As of 8 p.m.

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Doug Downey - Ontario to spend $72M to tackle courts backlog, hire court staff, Attorney General says - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 13:33

Ontario to spend $72M to tackle courts backlog, hire court staff, Attorney General says

COVID-19 pandemic.Attorney General Doug Downey says part of the funding will go towards hiring more than 340 new court employees, including Crown prosecutors, victim support staff and bail vettors _ experienced Crown attorneys who facilitate faster bail decisions and resolutions when appropriate.He says the additional staff will help boost trial capacity and reduce the number of cases coming into the justice system, as well as speed up cases already in the system.

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Kim Jong - North Korea leader Kim Jong-un's weight loss result of AI tech to 'super-reset' health - dailystar.co.uk - North Korea - city Pyongyang

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29.10.2021 / 12:07

North Korea leader Kim Jong-un's weight loss result of AI tech to 'super-reset' health

North Korea leader Kim Jong-un slimmed down using artificial intelligence technology to "super-reset" his troublesome size, reports suggest.The Pyongyang tyrant has shrunk from an estimated 308lbs (139kg) to just 264lbs (119kg) since the start of the year as food shortages grip the east Asian country.Kim, 37, has struggled with his weight for many years – but 2021 appears to have been a turning point for the famously chubby world leader.Yet in North Korea, citizens are strictly banned from discussing their Supreme Leader's health – they could face jail sentences if they're caught speculating about Kim's narrowing waist.Luckily, foreign media isn't subject to such restrictions.And reports suggest Kim has benefited from an outside-the-box

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Erica Vella - Ontario lifts capacity limits on outdoor organized events - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 04:43

Ontario lifts capacity limits on outdoor organized events

Ontario has announced that capacity limits on outdoor organized events will be lifted, effective immediately. But as Erica Vella reports, some beloved large-scale events will continue to remain virtual.

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COVID-19: Proposed Saskatoon bylaw targets unvaccinated gatherings, places of worship - globalnews.ca - city Saskatoon

29.10.2021 / 02:41

COVID-19: Proposed Saskatoon bylaw targets unvaccinated gatherings, places of worship

Saskatoon city council will be voting Friday on a bylaw that would limit gatherings in the city heading into the holiday season.The new bylaw would mandate places of worship and private gatherings such as weddings and funerals to require proof of COVID-19 vaccination, or be limited to 25 per cent capacity with no indoor dining.Places of worship would more specifically be limited to 25 per cent capacity or 150 people — whichever is smaller.

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Ontario government lays out plan to overhaul long-term care system - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 01:33

Ontario government lays out plan to overhaul long-term care system

Ontario’s minister of long-term care tabled legislation Thursday which aims to overhaul the system. While there’s a focus on more oversight and stiffer penalties, critics say it doesn’t address one of the biggest issues within the system.

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Kieran Moore - COVID-19 vaccinations won’t be added to list of Ontario student immunizations: Moore - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 00:55

COVID-19 vaccinations won’t be added to list of Ontario student immunizations: Moore

COVID-19 vaccinations to the list of immunizations for students to attend school, but the province’s top doctor says he’ll be exercising caution when it comes to lifting public health measures in schools.Dr. Kieran Moore said Thursday it would be an additional burden to public health agencies, parents and children to add COVID-19 shots to the list of vaccinations students must report.“We have to look at the trends and the ongoing threat of this virus,” he said.

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COVID-19: Ontario music venues get clearance to hold standing shows, operate at full capacity - globalnews.ca

28.10.2021 / 22:27

COVID-19: Ontario music venues get clearance to hold standing shows, operate at full capacity

COVID-19 guidelines.As part of a broader decision to remove capacity limits at outdoor, organized public events, a representative for the provincial government confirmed Thursday that indoor concert venues will no longer be subject to seated restrictions and can operate at full capacity.The Canadian Live Music Association adds that the easing of rules means venues that hold “general admission” shows — or concerts that are largely standing room only — can return to something closer to business as usual about two weeks earlier than planned.

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Stephen Lecce - Take home COVID-19 tests to be made available at schools across Ontario - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa

28.10.2021 / 20:56

Take home COVID-19 tests to be made available at schools across Ontario

COVID-19 tests will be available at all public schools across the province starting in a few weeks.The PCR tests have been available in schools in Toronto and Ottawa, and some other communities in a similar pilot project, but Stephen Lecce says now all students in public schools will have access.

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Ontario lifts capacity limits for outdoor public events - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

28.10.2021 / 19:45

Ontario lifts capacity limits for outdoor public events

Capacity limits have been eased in Ontario for organized public events such as upcoming parades or Remembrance Day memorials. The province stated that if physical distancing is not possible, wearing a mask is still necessary.

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Ontario - Ontario doctor’s licence suspended after already being barred from issuing COVID-19 medical exemptions - globalnews.ca

28.10.2021 / 17:57

Ontario doctor’s licence suspended after already being barred from issuing COVID-19 medical exemptions

Two Ontario doctors barred from issuing medical exemptions for COVID vaccine, masks, testing Greenfield said the college is limited in what it can disclose at this time but that more information about Kilian’s “conduct will be made available at the earliest possible opportunity.“That may include allegations referred to the Ontario Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Tribunal. Members also have the opportunity to appeal interim orders to the courts, at which point the College would present information in support of its decision,” he continued.Kilian has the right to appeal the decision.Earlier in October, Kilian and Dr.

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Ontario reports 409 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - city Ottawa - county York - city Sudbury

28.10.2021 / 17:11

Ontario reports 409 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

report, 54 cases were recorded in Toronto, 45 in Peel Region, 25 in York Region, 27 in Ottawa and 26 in Sudbury.All other local public health units reported 25 or fewer than new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province has risen to 9,865 as three new deaths were recorded.As of 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 20,408 vaccines (6,883 for a first shot and 13,525 for a second shot) were administered in the last day.There are more than 10.9 million people fully immunized with two doses, which is 84.2 per cent of the eligible (12 and older) population.

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Christine Elliott - Alexandra Hilkene - Ontario removes capacity limits allowing for Santa Clause parades, other outdoor public events - globalnews.ca - city Santa

28.10.2021 / 17:11

Ontario removes capacity limits allowing for Santa Clause parades, other outdoor public events

Ontario government lifts COVID capacity limits for bars, restaurants, gyms beginning Monday A spokeswoman for Health Minister Christine Elliott says outdoor capacity limits are also lifted in most other sectors, such as fairs and festivals, outdoor areas of museums and zoos, and ski hills as well as other outdoor recreational amenities.Alexandra Hilkene notes that the risk of COVID-19 transmission is significantly lower outside.

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Doug Ford - Ontario further extends temporary wage increase for personal support workers - globalnews.ca

28.10.2021 / 16:37

Ontario further extends temporary wage increase for personal support workers

personal support workers until the end of March.The boost of between two and three dollars an hour was introduced last October, and was due to expire at the end of the month. Premier Doug Ford says ‘it’s a guarantee’ to keeping pay increase for personal support workers The province brought in the raise in an effort to attract new employees and retain existing ones during the COVID-19 pandemic.The province says the extension will cost $373 million.

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Rod Phillips - Ontario to introduce legislation on long-term care standards Thursday - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

28.10.2021 / 13:47

Ontario to introduce legislation on long-term care standards Thursday

long-term care sector.Full details of the proposed law will be laid out this afternoon.

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Judi Love - Robert Webb - Shirley Ballas - Strictly Come Dancing's most cursed season as illness and Covid wreak havoc - msn.com

28.10.2021 / 01:31

Strictly Come Dancing's most cursed season as illness and Covid wreak havoc

Strictly Come Dancing only began a month ago and illnesses and the coronavirus has already affected the contestants and judges. Just last week, Judi Love was forced to miss the BBC dancing competition after she tested positive for coronavirus.

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Could COVID vaccine boosters be made available to general public in Ontario? - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada - county Ontario - city Columbia, Britain

28.10.2021 / 01:15

Could COVID vaccine boosters be made available to general public in Ontario?

British Columbia is the first place in Canada to announce plans to make booster available to the general public. As Erica Vella reports, experts say it’s something we could see happen in other provinces as well.

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Quebec court hears stay request on mandatory vaccination for health-care workers - globalnews.ca

27.10.2021 / 20:55

Quebec court hears stay request on mandatory vaccination for health-care workers

Quebec could push back Nov. 15 health network vaccination deadline: Legault Superior Court Justice Michel Yergeau began hearing arguments today and says he will render a decision on Nov.

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Christine Elliott - Ontario science table says COVID-19 vaccine clinics in schools key part of plan to immunize children - globalnews.ca - Canada

27.10.2021 / 18:55

Ontario science table says COVID-19 vaccine clinics in schools key part of plan to immunize children

COVID-19 vaccine clinics in schools is a key strategy in a plan to immunize children.Health Minister Christine Elliott has said schools will likely play a large role in the campaign to vaccinate children aged five to 11, once Health Canada approves shots for that age group.She says it may be done after hours and on weekends, so parents can be with their child when they are vaccinated.

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Rod Phillips - Province aims to add 2,000 more nurses in Ontario’s long term care home sector - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

27.10.2021 / 18:31

Province aims to add 2,000 more nurses in Ontario’s long term care home sector

Ontario’s long-term care minister says the province is putting $100 million toward adding 2,000 more nurses to the sector in the next few years.Rod Phillips says it will support Ontario’s commitment to increasing direct care for long-term care residents to four hours a day, on average.Phillips says he will introduce legislation Thursday to set long-term care standards.

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Ontario reports 321 new COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths - globalnews.ca - county York - county Niagara - county Windsor - region Halton - county Essex - Ottawa - city Sudbury

27.10.2021 / 17:27

Ontario reports 321 new COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths

COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, as active cases across the province have dropped below 3,000.

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Alec Baldwin - Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting: Authorities to present initial findings - fox29.com - Usa - state New Mexico - Santa Fe, state New Mexico - county Santa Fe

27.10.2021 / 14:19

Alec Baldwin 'Rust' shooting: Authorities to present initial findings

SANTA FE, N.M. - Investigators plan to discuss their initial findings Wednesday in the fatal movie-set shooting in which Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun, killing a cinematographer and wounding the director.The news conference by Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza and District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies promises the first detailed public comments by investigators about the killing of 42-year-old Halyna Hutchins during a rehearsal at a New Mexico ranch.The sequence of events on Oct.

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Firefighters work to contain massive multi-alarm fire in Pennsauken - fox29.com - state New Jersey - county Camden

27.10.2021 / 05:23

Firefighters work to contain massive multi-alarm fire in Pennsauken

PENNSAUKEN TWP., N.J. - Crews in Camden County battle a multi-alarm fire in a commercial building.Firefighters were called to the 6600 block of South Crescent Boulevard, in Pennsauken Township, Tuesday night, just after 9:30, for a building fire.Skyfox over multi-alarm fire in Pennsauken, New Jersey.

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Advocates call for provincial plan to end ‘she-cession’ in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

27.10.2021 / 02:55

Advocates call for provincial plan to end ‘she-cession’ in Ontario

Advocates and organizations from across the province issued an open letter to all Ontario political parties calling for immediate action to end the she-cession, which has severely impacted women’s labour market participation.

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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
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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