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Karnataka lockdown: BS Yediyurappa to discuss future of Covid restrictions within 2 days

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Ontario school boards doubt outdoor graduations possible this late in school year

04.06 - 01:35

Principals, school boards question Ontario’s plan to host outdoor graduations

03.06 - 18:35

London parents react to Ontario schools remaining closed

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All Nova Scotia students return to in-person learning this week

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Australia: Next few days 'critical' as Victoria COVID-19 cluster swells

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Ontario school boards would be able to resume in-person learning with few days’ notice

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27.05.2021 - 01:21

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Ontario school boards said Wednesday that they would be able to resume in-person learning with a few days’ notice if the government decides to send students back to classrooms for the last month of the academic year.Pediatric hospitals and doctors have been calling on the government to immediately reopen schools amid a decline in cases, saying in-person learning is crucial to children’s well-being.The province’s top doctor said Tuesday that he’d like to see schools reopen as early as next week in some regions.

The medical officers in Toronto and Peel Region said, however, that they were still watching to see if COVID-19 cases dropped further.

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‘They were monsters that did this:’ Kamloops residential school survivor speaks out - globalnews.ca - India

02.06.2021 / 00:45

‘They were monsters that did this:’ Kamloops residential school survivor speaks out

Kamloops Indian Residential School in 1968.A member of the St’át’imc First Nation in B.C.’s Interior, Thut said over the years he has suffered from many nightmares about his time spent there.“There’s many documented stories. Mine’s not hardly any different,” he told Global News.“We were hungry, we were afraid.

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Nova Scotia - Some parents, students question Nova Scotia’s going back to school decision - globalnews.ca - county Halifax

02.06.2021 / 00:45

Some parents, students question Nova Scotia’s going back to school decision

The majority of students in the province will return to in-person learning Wednesday while the remaining students in the Greater Halifax Region and Sydney are set to return Thursday. While many are eager, some are questioning the decision and fear the plan could put them at risk.

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Nova Scotia - COVID-19: Nova Scotia resuming use of AstraZenca for second doses - globalnews.ca

02.06.2021 / 00:19

COVID-19: Nova Scotia resuming use of AstraZenca for second doses

AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine — for second doses only — effective immediately.On Tuesday, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization updated its guidance on the interchangeability of COVID-19 vaccines. NACI recommends mixing AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 vaccines The province has 2,000 doses of AstraZeneca set to expire at the end of the month, and if this supply is used and there is more demand, the province is prepared to request more from the federal government.Anyone who received a first dose of AstraZeneca will receive a notice by email to reschedule their second dose appointments.

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Ontario’s 3-step COVID-19 reopening plan threatens future of movie and drive-ins theatres - globalnews.ca - Canada

02.06.2021 / 00:19

Ontario’s 3-step COVID-19 reopening plan threatens future of movie and drive-ins theatres

Ford government’s three-stage COVID-19 reopening plan.“I would venture to say we’re one of the hardest-hit industries because we have had to shut obviously in most regions, and our revenue is down 96 per cent so we don’t have the option of curbside pickup as you can imagine,” explained Nuria Bronfman, the executive director of the Movie Theatre Association of Canada. “We don’t have the ability to produce any kind of revenue when we’re shut and yet we continue to have to pay certain fixed costs.”Ontario theatres will be permitted to reopen in Step 3 of the provincial reopening plan, which could be put in place by the end of July.

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Residential school memories - globalnews.ca

02.06.2021 / 00:19

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Action is what’s being asked for by survivors of the residential school system. A Manitoba elder from Brandon says we need to continue to support survivors while working together to move forward.

Ontario’s three-step reopening plan threatens future of movie and drive-ins theatres - globalnews.ca - Canada

01.06.2021 / 22:27

Ontario’s three-step reopening plan threatens future of movie and drive-ins theatres

Top Gun and the ninth installment of the Fast and the Furious franchise, theatre owners are concerned they’ll miss out if the province doesn’t reconsider guidelines in its reopening plan.“It’s frustrating and disappointing because we’re the first industry to close, the last to open in this province and we have had zero cases of virus transmission in our theatres not only in Canada but around the world,” added Bronfman who also stated the industry has conducted several peer-reviewed third-party studies.Quebec theatres have been open since February, and B.C.

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Doug Ford - Andrea Horwath - Mike Schreiner - John Fraser - Opposition calls on Doug Ford to provide clarity on school reopening decision - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 21:09

Opposition calls on Doug Ford to provide clarity on school reopening decision

Premier Doug Ford to announce whether Ontario schools will reopen for the rest of the month.Opposition politicians say Ford is failing to show leadership by leaving families in the dark.Ford was still deliberating on Tuesday whether to keep schools closed, after requesting expert advice on the issue late last week.NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says the uncertainty for parents and students has dragged on too long and the government should provide clarity.

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Christine Elliott - Ontario government spending $31M more for children, youth mental health services - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 21:09

Ontario government spending $31M more for children, youth mental health services

mental health services for children and youth.The aim is to provide targeted supports for mental health and addictions treatment services for young people and their families.Health Minister Christine Elliott says the money will help improve access to specialized mental health services and shorten wait lists and wait times.

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Odisha CM officials to bring COVID widows, orphaned children under social security schemes - livemint.com - India

01.06.2021 / 19:51

Odisha CM officials to bring COVID widows, orphaned children under social security schemes

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Sexual misconduct in Canada’s military remains as ‘rampant’ in 2021 as in 2015: report - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Canadian

01.06.2021 / 19:45

Sexual misconduct in Canada’s military remains as ‘rampant’ in 2021 as in 2015: report

Sexual misconduct in the Canadian Forces remains as “rampant” and “destructive” in 2021 as it was back in 2015 when a landmark federal report first documented the extent of the problem — and pressing reforms are needed now, according to a new report released Tuesday.Former Supreme Court justice Morris Fish’s independent review of the military justice system was tabled in the House of Commons on Tuesday morning.

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Ontario reports 699 new COVID-19 cases, lowest daily increase since October - globalnews.ca - county York - county Durham

01.06.2021 / 17:11

Ontario reports 699 new COVID-19 cases, lowest daily increase since October

COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, the lowest increase in daily cases in seven-and-a-half months as the province climbs out of the third wave. The provincial total now stands at 532,158.Tuesday’s case count is the lowest daily increase since October 2020 (when 658 new cases were logged on Oct.

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Police say person stabbed to death in Frankford - fox29.com

01.06.2021 / 16:25

Police say person stabbed to death in Frankford

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Doug Ford - Uncertain path ahead to 2022 Ontario election, experts say - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 14:57

Uncertain path ahead to 2022 Ontario election, experts say

Premier Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives will be vying for re-election, a prospect that has been cast into serious doubt by their handling of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and the chaotic vaccine rollout.Ford’s approval ratings have seen a sharp drop in recent months and his chances to hold on as premier will hinge on his ability to bring the province out of the pandemic and change the channel to issues more suited to his party’s strengths, the experts say.

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Technology uncovered remains at B.C. residential school but secrets still remain beneath the soil - globalnews.ca - India - Canada

01.06.2021 / 08:25

Technology uncovered remains at B.C. residential school but secrets still remain beneath the soil

Trudeau vows ‘concrete action’ after discovery of 215 bodies at former residential school site Other First Nations are calling for a full investigation into all residential schools and their burial policies as promised in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission report.“This really speaks to the need for Canada to put in place a proper framework to address the issue of mass graves, unmarked or unrecorded deaths, and to follow what the survivors have been saying for some time,” said Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond of the UBC Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre.If a decision is made to exhume at the site, it would start with establishing a perimeter of the gravesite through ground-penetrating radar.

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Alberta Health - Tom Macmillan - Alberta resumes testing all positive COVID-19 cases for variants as concern grows over B.1.617 - globalnews.ca - India

01.06.2021 / 06:59

Alberta resumes testing all positive COVID-19 cases for variants as concern grows over B.1.617

COVID-19 variant case numbers and spread as the province is once again going to be testing all positive cases for variants of concern.The province had to press pause on screening all cases May 1 as labs simply didn’t have the capacity to keep up once the number of new cases started topping 2,000 cases a day.Alberta Health spokesperson Tom McMillan said the province “will start screening all confirmed cases starting this week.” India surpasses 24 million COVID-19 cases as mutant variant spreads across globe The development is welcome news as concern is rising both in Alberta and around the world about the B.1.617 variant first identified in India.The first confirmed case involving the B.1.617 variant in Alberta was publicly reported on

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Justin Trudeau - Trudeau vows ‘concrete action’ after discovery of 215 bodies at former residential school site - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 04:33

Trudeau vows ‘concrete action’ after discovery of 215 bodies at former residential school site

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is vowing to act after the bodies of 215 children, some as young as three years old, were discovered in unmarked graves at a former B.C.

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School-based COVID-19 vaccine delivery starts in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 03:07

School-based COVID-19 vaccine delivery starts in Saskatchewan

With the summer break on the horizon, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) began administering COVID-19 vaccines in the province’s school system on Monday.

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B.C. reports 708 new COVID-19 cases over 3 days as hospitalizations drop - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 02:59

B.C. reports 708 new COVID-19 cases over 3 days as hospitalizations drop

B.C. health officials reported 708 new cases of COVID-19 over three days, along with 11 deaths.

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Manitoba extends aid for child-care centres amid lengthened remote learning stint - globalnews.ca - parish Red River

01.06.2021 / 02:59

Manitoba extends aid for child-care centres amid lengthened remote learning stint

COVID-19 public health orders temporarily sent most students home to learn for an expected three-week span.

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David Williams - Matthew Bingley - Questions raised over selection of new Ontario chief medical officer of health - globalnews.ca - city Ontario - city Kingston

01.06.2021 / 01:53

Questions raised over selection of new Ontario chief medical officer of health

The Ontario government’s decision to appoint Kingston’s medical officer of health to replace Dr. David Williams is raising many questions.

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UBC reviews honorary degree given to principal of Kamloops Indian Residential School - globalnews.ca - India - city Santa

01.06.2021 / 01:31

UBC reviews honorary degree given to principal of Kamloops Indian Residential School

Residential School where the remains of 215 children were found on the grounds last week.“The issues raised are deeply upsetting and we take them seriously.

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‘He’ll give you a straight answer’: Colleagues speak highly of Ontario’s next top doctor - globalnews.ca - city Kingston - city Paterson, county Bryan - county Bryan

01.06.2021 / 00:47

‘He’ll give you a straight answer’: Colleagues speak highly of Ontario’s next top doctor

Ontario government begins process of replacing chief medical officer of health Bryan Paterson, the mayor of Kingston, Ont., said he never worried about public compliance over tough public health orders because he had “one of the best” in his corner.“When you ask him a question, he’ll give you a straight answer,” Paterson said on Monday.“I think his communication skills are second to none.

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Nova Scotia - Jesse Thomas - All Nova Scotia students return to in-person learning this week - globalnews.ca - county Halifax

01.06.2021 / 00:09

All Nova Scotia students return to in-person learning this week

In-person classes will resume for all students in Nova Scotia this week. The province has ruled that community spread of COVID-19 in the Halifax and Sydney areas is now under control, making schools safe for students. Jesse Thomas has more.

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Naomi Osaka - Naomi Osaka Withdraws From French Open, Shares Powerful Message About Mental Health & Social Anxiety - perezhilton.com - France

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31.05.2021 / 22:37

Naomi Osaka Withdraws From French Open, Shares Powerful Message About Mental Health & Social Anxiety

Tennis superstar Naomi Osaka has officially announced her withdrawal from the French Open tennis tournament, as of Monday afternoon.

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Peter Jüni - Hamilton reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, Ontario doc expects ‘little’ impact should schools reopen - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 22:09

Hamilton reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, Ontario doc expects ‘little’ impact should schools reopen

COVID-19 cases, the director of Ontario’s Science Table says any increases in indoor gathering limits should really start with classrooms.“When we start now to get to talk about indoors, the first thing to come is really schools,” Dr. Peter Juni told Global News.

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Ontario government requiring all long-term care homes to have COVID-19 staff vaccine policies - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 21:57

Ontario government requiring all long-term care homes to have COVID-19 staff vaccine policies

COVID-19 vaccine policies for staff.According to a statement issued Monday afternoon, every staff member under each facility’s policy will be required to show proof of vaccination for each dose, show medical documentation outlining why they aren’t vaccinated, or they will be required to go to an educational seminar that goes over the benefits of being inoculated and the risks of not receiving the vaccine.“By encouraging more workers to get vaccinated, the likelihood of infections and outbreaks is reduced, which allows for additional easing of restrictions in homes and more opportunities for residents to enjoy activities that support their well-being and quality of life,” the statement said.The directive said all 626 long-term care homes

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Ontarians 80 plus start booking second COVID-19 vaccine appointments - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

31.05.2021 / 21:15

Ontarians 80 plus start booking second COVID-19 vaccine appointments

COVID-19 vaccine doses on Monday, though some regions said a lack of supply meant they couldn’t offer second shots to the oldest seniors right away.The government announced last week that it was shortening the intervals between doses, starting with the 80 and older cohort this week, but left it up to individuals to schedule earlier shots.Some said they were able to quickly move up appointments for their loved ones on Monday morning.Karthik Kanagas said he was able to move his father’s second-dose up to Wednesday — far earlier than the original appointment booked for July at a Toronto clinic. 2nd COVID-19 shots in Ontario to be accelerated, shorten dosage interval “He’s incredibly relieved,” Kanagas said.

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London Health Unit - COVID-19: MLHU says 2nd dose appointment re-booking for 80+ to start by June 7 - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

31.05.2021 / 18:53

COVID-19: MLHU says 2nd dose appointment re-booking for 80+ to start by June 7

Middlesex-London Health Unit says unlike health units using the province’s booking system, it is not yet offering rescheduled second dose COVID-19 vaccine appointments for those 80 and older.The MLHU says it is still prioritizing first doses for everyone 12 and older, but it expects to allow those 80 and older “the opportunity to re-book their second dose appointments starting Monday, June 7” or sooner.

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Ontario reports under 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for first time in nearly 3 months - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa - county York - county Hamilton - county Durham

31.05.2021 / 17:37

Ontario reports under 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for first time in nearly 3 months

COVID-19 cases on Monday, the first time the case count is fewer than 1,000 in almost three months. The provincial total now stands at 531,459.Monday’s case count is also the lowest daily increase since mid-February (when 847 new cases were logged on Feb.

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Christine Elliott - David Williams - Kieran Moore - Ontario to move to replace chief medical officer of health - globalnews.ca - city Kingston - county Moore

31.05.2021 / 13:59

Ontario to move to replace chief medical officer of health

province’s top public health doctor.Health Minister Christine Elliott says the province is moving to replace Dr. David Williams with Dr.

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Australia: Next few days 'critical' as Victoria COVID-19 cluster swells - livemint.com - India - Australia - city Melbourne

31.05.2021 / 08:03

Australia: Next few days 'critical' as Victoria COVID-19 cluster swells

latest COVID-19 variant, first detected in India, was likely to be more virulent than the original strains, taking just one day to infect another person compared with earlier strains which can take about five or six.Authorities are also concerned about the prospect of a larger outbreak in aged care homes after two workers and one resident at the Arcare facility in Melbourne tested positive, the home operator said in a statement.Hundreds of elderly Victorians in residential aged care facilities died of COVID-19 last year.Victoria endured one of the world's strictest and longest lockdowns last year to suppress a second wave of COVID-19 that killed more than 800 people in the state, accounting for 90% of Australia's total deaths since the

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Grace Ke - In-person religious services resume in B.C. - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 04:45

In-person religious services resume in B.C.

In what is a big step towards easing back into normal life after COVID-19, in-person religious services resumed in B.C. Sunday. Grace Ke has more on how worshippers are being welcomed back – with restrictions.

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Royal Military College failed to respond to sexual misconduct: former training head - globalnews.ca - Canada

31.05.2021 / 03:17

Royal Military College failed to respond to sexual misconduct: former training head

This week on ‘The West Block,’ our ongoing investigation of military sexual misconduct focuses on Canada’s Royal Military College. Retired Lt.-Col.

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David Williams - ON replacing retiring top doctor David Williams amid ongoing pandemic - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

31.05.2021 / 03:17

ON replacing retiring top doctor David Williams amid ongoing pandemic

The COVID-19 crisis is not yet over, but in Ontario, Dr. David Williams announced his retirement, and is set to be replaced as the provinces chief public officer of health.

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‘This is our family’: In-person services resume at B.C. houses of worship - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 02:09

‘This is our family’: In-person services resume at B.C. houses of worship

COVID-19: B.C. allows indoor religious gatherings of up to 50 people to resume About 40 people gathered for the Sunday service, the first the church has offered since B.C.

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Man, 73, missing for 2 days found in water in NJ marshland - fox29.com - state New Jersey

30.05.2021 / 20:03

Man, 73, missing for 2 days found in water in NJ marshland

LANOKA HARBOR, N.J. - Authorities in New Jersey say a 73-year-old man missing for two days in New Jersey was found by searchers in several inches of water in a wooded marshland near his home and was taken to a medical center for evaluation. The Asbury Park Press reports that the Lacey Township man — who has both dementia and Parkinson’s Disease — was reported missing Saturday almost 48 hours after he walked away from his home. Police say he was found at about 2:45 p.m.

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Christine Elliott - Kieran Moore - Kingston’s medical officer of health named Ontario’s next top doctor - globalnews.ca - city Kingston

30.05.2021 / 18:53

Kingston’s medical officer of health named Ontario’s next top doctor

Kingston’s medical officer of health will take over as the province’s top public health job more than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic began.The appointment of Dr. Kieran Moore was formally announced on Sunday, a day after it was first revealed in a report published by The Toronto Star.“As we continue to vaccinate more Ontarians and embark on our roadmap to reopen in the coming weeks, Dr.

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Ontario reports 1,033 new COVID-19 cases, 18 deaths - globalnews.ca - county York - county Hamilton

30.05.2021 / 17:19

Ontario reports 1,033 new COVID-19 cases, 18 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Sunday. The provincial total now stands at 530,543.Sunday’s case count is slightly lower than Saturday’s case count which saw 1,057 new infections and is the lowest case count since March 18.

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Telangana govt extends Covid lockdown by 10 days, revised order to be issued soon - livemint.com - India

30.05.2021 / 16:49

Telangana govt extends Covid lockdown by 10 days, revised order to be issued soon

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Paul Johnson - Macabre discovery: Remains of 215 children found at former B.C. residential school - globalnews.ca - India - Britain - Canada - city Columbia, Britain

30.05.2021 / 10:05

Macabre discovery: Remains of 215 children found at former B.C. residential school

The remains of 215 children, some as young as three years old, have been discovered at a suspected burial site at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia. Paul Johnson reports on the investigation underway, as Canada is forced to revisit a dark and shameful chapter in its history.

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Paul Johnson - Residential school survivors forced to relive trauma after discovery of suspected mass grave in B.C. - globalnews.ca

30.05.2021 / 10:05

Residential school survivors forced to relive trauma after discovery of suspected mass grave in B.C.

Forensics experts are working to identify the suspected remains of 215 children found buried at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. Paul Johnson has the latest developments in the disturbing discovery, and the impact it’s having on residential school survivors.

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'Will come once pandemic ends': Sasikala hints at returning to active politics - livemint.com - India

30.05.2021 / 07:49

'Will come once pandemic ends': Sasikala hints at returning to active politics

VK Sasikala has dropped enough hints of returning to active politics after the Covid-19 pandemic gets over. In an audio clip of a phone conversation between Sasikala and one of the party cadres, which has gone viral on social media, the leader is heard confirming her plans of her return to politics.This follows after AIADMK lost the power in Tamil Nadu elections to DMK.The phone call has been verified by Janarthanan, the personal assistant for AMMK General Secretary TTV Dinakaran."Do not worry, surely will sort out the party things.

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Military father surprises daughter at high school graduation - fox29.com - state Ohio - city Cincinnati, state Ohio

30.05.2021 / 04:33

Military father surprises daughter at high school graduation

CINCINNATI - It wasn’t her high school diploma that made Grace Macke tear up, but rather, it was seeing her military father for the first time in months because he was deployed overseas.The high school graduate stood on stage on May 16 at Xavier University’s Cintas Center in Cincinnati, Ohio to accept her diploma.She was then told that her father, Master Sgt. Drew Macke of the US Air Force had pre-recorded a message. RELATED: Shaq helps gift hundreds of new shoes to elementary school studentsOrganizers played Master Sgt.

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Michael Loccisano - Baltimore students who failed classes this year will still pass, school board says - fox29.com - city Baltimore - Baltimore

29.05.2021 / 23:33

Baltimore students who failed classes this year will still pass, school board says

A classroom is empty with the lights off on what would otherwise be a blended learning school day on November 19, 2020. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) BALTIMORE - Baltimore students who failed classes during the 2020-2021 school year will still pass on to the next grade level, the city's school board announced this week.Baltimore City Public Schools CEO Sonja Santelises made the announcement during a virtual Tuesday board meeting."As we approach the end of the 2020-2021 school year, we all recognize that students have experienced incredibly significant challenges and interruptions in their learning," Santelises said.

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Neighbor rescues elderly person from house fire in Cherry Hill that injured 2 - fox29.com - state New Jersey - county Hill - county Cherry

29.05.2021 / 23:33

Neighbor rescues elderly person from house fire in Cherry Hill that injured 2

Firefighters in Cherry Hill said a neighbor ran into a house fire and rescued an elderly person early Saturday morning. CHERRY HILL, N.J. - A Cherry Hill neighbor earned kudos from firefighters for running into a house fire and saving an elderly person inside before crews arrived and rescued a second resident early Saturday morning. Firefighters from the Cherry Hill Fire Department were called to a home on Severn Avenue just before 6 a.m.

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Amherstview pharmacy aims to give 1,200 vaccine doses by Monday in drive-thru clinic - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario

29.05.2021 / 22:39

Amherstview pharmacy aims to give 1,200 vaccine doses by Monday in drive-thru clinic

COVID-19 vaccine rollout, and they’re playing a big role in the second dose campaign too.A drive-thru vaccine clinic opened at the Loyalist Pharmasave in Amherstview to fill the gap from other pharmacies that were able to administer first doses but not second.“We have been fortunate that we’ve had a lot of people raise their hands in wanting to help us,” says Jen Baker, Chair of the Ontario Pharmacists Association.“We’ve been able to take on some additional doses to make sure that the supply in KFL&A doesn’t go unused.” Health Canada extends expiration date of ‘specific’ AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine lots in Ontario Baker says the pharmacy plans to administer 1,200 doses through their clinic by Monday.They are still offering in-store

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Rosanne Casimir - Remains of 215 children found at Indigenous school in Canada - fox29.com - India - Britain - Canada - city Columbia, Britain

29.05.2021 / 22:33

Remains of 215 children found at Indigenous school in Canada

1st August 1966: Indian women put on a dancing display in the city of Kamloops in British Columbia, to celebrate the province's 100th birthday.

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Health Canada extends expiration date of ‘specific’ AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine lots in Ontario - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario

29.05.2021 / 19:39

Health Canada extends expiration date of ‘specific’ AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine lots in Ontario

AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines on Saturday to seven months from six months.The province had been at risk of wasting several thousand doses of AstraZeneca.“Vaccine doses with an original expiry date of May 31, 2021 can now be used until July 1, 2021,” said a spokesperson for Ontario’s minister of health. Ontario pharmacies brace for busy weekend as they race to use all expiring AstraZeneca vaccines Ontario had begun to offer the second dose of AstraZeneca at a 10-week interval for those who got their first dose between March 10 and March 19.

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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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