pub bosses were sacked after breaching coronavirus restrictions – by giving out free drinks on Remembrance Sunday. Nigel Cookson and Jo Cashon decided to leave their own beverages – not pub stock – on tables outside at The Grey Horse in Elvington, Yorkshire, on November 8.Police told operator Punch Pubs they wanted to review the premises licences, according to Mr Cookson.

He told Yorkshire Live they had been “backed into a corner” and “that’s why we’ve been sacked”. The pair were initially told by officers that Ms Cashon's designated premises supervisor (DPS) licence would be revoked over Covid-19 breaches, but North Yorkshire Police later denied that was the case.

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Mink on farm in B.C.’s Fraser Valley test positive for COVID-19

COVID-19 in humans, the B.C. government says.Five of the animals were tested after several farm employees tested positive over the weekend.On Wednesday, the province said the positive results in the mink were expected “considering the interaction between infected workers and mink on the farm.”More testing is needed to determine genome sequencing, with further results are expected in the coming week.

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10 employees test COVID-positive at Canada Post distribution centre in Barrie, Ont.

coronavirus, a company spokesperson confirmed Wednesday.“In each case, we work with the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit, follow their direction and advice, support their contact-tracing efforts and ensure the appropriate sanitization work has been conducted in the facility,” Canada Post spokesperson Valérie Chartrand said in an email. 6 COVID-19 cases confirmed at Collingwood, Ont., Loblaws “Given our safety and sanitization protocols in place, they have deemed it to be low risk of transmission in the workplace.”[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Chartrand said Canada Post’s employees, including those at the company’s 73 Morrow Rd.

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Guelph adds 15 new COVID-19 cases, active cases fall to 111

COVID-19 on Tuesday, raising the city’s total case count to 764 during the pandemic.Active cases decreased by three from the previous day to 111. Canada approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, will start administering ‘within days’ There are seven people being treated in the hospital for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, which is one less than the previous day.Another 18 people have recovered in the last day, bringing the city’s total resolved case count to 641.Guelph had been weathering the second wave of the pandemic up until the start of December.Since Dec.

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‘The situation had spiralled out of control’: Nenshi responds to Alberta’s COVID-19 status

Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi says the COVID-19 situation had spiralled out of control. He was discussing the new restrictions put in place by the province on Tuesday.

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Nenshi asks COVID-19 protestors to ‘stop being so frickin’ self indulgent’

Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi says there are people getting a thrill out of protesting the Alberta government’s COVID-19 restrictions, stating: “If you don’t quit it, you’re going to get a ticket.”

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Nenshi asks COVID-19 protestors to ‘stop being so frickin’ self-indulgent’

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Pennsylvania governor says he's tested positive for COVID-19

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has tested positive for COVID-19 and is isolating at home.The second-term Democrat said a routine test on Tuesday detected the coronavirus.“I have no symptoms and am feeling well,” Wolf said in a statement.

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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf tests positive for COVID-19, says he has no symptoms

During a briefing on Monday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf reiterated his warning that hospitals could soon become overwhelmed due to coronavirus case spikes.

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‘It’s human nature to help others,’ GoFundMe says 2020 is most charitable year

community also contributed to some historic records, marking 2020 a year of extraordinary generosity during a year of need.It’s most generous day was June 2, two days after the death of George Floyd.Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer and video of his final moments went viral, resurging the Black Lives Matter movement. Floyd’s brother Philonise Floyd, started a memorial fund to provide for costs including holding a funeral for Floyd, burying him, and providing mental and grief counseling for Floyd’s family.GoFundMe notes that in response to the movement for racial justice and equality, more donations were made on June 2 than any other day in the website’s history.

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Fury as Russians urged to avoid booze for two months after having Covid-19 vaccine

coronavirus vaccine.Anna Popova, head of the consumer health watchdog, claimed drinking alcohol would reduce the body's ability to build up immunity to Covid-19.She said: "It's a strain on the body. If we want to be healthy and have a strong immune response, don't drink alcohol."The official said people should quit booze at least two weeks before getting the first of two injections and continue to abstain for a further 42 days.But Russians hit back at the "unreasonable" request and claimed it would outweigh the vaccine's benefits.They are among the heaviest drinkers in the world, although booze consumption has fallen sharply since 2003.Elena Kriven, of Moscow, said: "This really bothers me.

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The Latest: Austin reveres idea of civilian military control

WASHINGTON – The Latest on President-elect Joe Biden (all times local):2:15 p.m.Lloyd Austin, the retired Army general whom President-elect Joe Biden picked to be secretary of defense, says he reveres the principle of civilian control of the military.Austin was speaking after Biden introduced him Wednesday as his nominee. Biden urged Congress to waive a legal requirement that a secretary of defense be out of military service at least seven years before taking office.

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Canada monitoring Pfizer vaccine after U.K. allergic reactions

coronavirus vaccine after reports of allergic reactions in the United Kingdom.Health Canada officially gave the green light to the vaccine from the U.S. pharmaceutical company, deeming it safe for use following a thorough review of the clinical data submitted by Pfizer.“It’s really important to say that as we monitor the vaccines, adverse event reports will come up,” Dr.

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Adam Boulton blasts 'moron' Sky News colleagues for breaching Covid rules to party

Three Sky News senior reporters including political editor Beth Rigby have been taken off air along with Kay Burley for celebrating her 60th birthday in breach of Covid rules.

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Coronavirus: Record 47 new cases reported in London-Middlesex, health unit says

COVID-19 case record on Wednesday after local health officials reported 47 new infections from the day before.It brings the region’s total case tally to 1,927, of which 1,546 people have recovered — 48 more than the day before. Seventy-six deaths have been reported, most recently on Saturday involving a man in his 60s whose death was linked to a severe outbreak at University Hospital.There are 305 known active cases in the region, a decrease of two from the record number of active cases set a day prior.Wednesday’s case jump surpasses the previous single-day case record of 46 set on Dec.

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Canadian Forces troops arrive in Calgary to help in national COVID-10 response

COVID-19 response, if needed. Canadian military creates ‘Operation Vector’ to help with coronavirus vaccine rollout Three military aircraft were seen at the Calgary International Airport Wednesday morning.

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Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine is not approved for Canadians under 16. Here’s why

coronavirus vaccine, Health Canada officials said on Wednesday.This is because of a lack of data on how Pfizer’s injection affects younger Canadians, Health Canada’s chief medical advisor explained.“The authorization is for people over the age of 16,” Dr. Supriya Sharma told reporters.“In the clinical trials, there were some participants that were younger than that – so from the ages of 12 to 15 – that were added when that was expanded in terms of the clinical trials, but those numbers were very small.” Canada approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, will start administering ‘within days’ This lack of data means more research will be required to determine whether kids and teens can safely use the vaccine.

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Trey Songz Criticized For Performing At Club With 500 People Violating COVID-19 Restrictions

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Gran, 90, who became first covid vaccine recipient leaves hospital after 'whirlwind day'

covid vaccine has been discharged from hospital after a “whirlwind day”. Margaret Keenan - known as Maggie – made global news after she was given the coronavirus jab at University Hospital Coventry on Tuesday. Mrs Keenan, who has lived in Coventry for more than 60 years but is originally from Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, had been admitted to the hospital a just few days before her jab.She was discharged at 2pm on Wednesday, leaving hospital with her grandson Conor and daughter Sue.In a statement released through NHS England, Mrs Keenan said: "Yesterday was a massive day for me personally and for the rest of the world as we all look to get back to some sort of normality. "It has all been such a whirlwind and everything hasn't really sunk

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Celtic Trust fan group announce 'Covid-compliant' protest before Kilmarnock clash

Celtic Trust have announced a 'Covid-compliant' protest that will take place at Parkhead on Sunday December 13. The fan group, who broadly represent ordinary shareholders and fans, claim they have been working with the club and police to arrange a demonstration that will allow supporters to express their views while keeping safe.They aim to avoid a repeat of spontaneous protests that have seen widespread breaches of social distancing guidelines and supporters arrested over previous weekends.The Hoops have fallen 13 points behind leaders Rangers in the league and have been dumped out of the Champions Leage, Europa League and Betfred Cup after a poor start to the season that has seen the club's management come under huge pressure.

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Saint John Airport boss remains ‘confident’ despite more airline cuts

flight cuts to Atlantic Canada.“I’m confident of the future for the aviation sector and the airport itself for sure,” said Derrick Stanford.Air Canada says that as of Jan. 11, flights in and out of Saint John and Sydney, N.S. will be suspended.

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Coronavirus vaccine is coming to Canada, but reopening ‘months away’

roll-out of a coronavirus vaccine in Canada as early as next week has ushered in renewed hope and optimism, even as parts of the country remain under lockdown.On Wednesday, Health Canada approved the Pfizer vaccine after completing its review of the U.S. drugmaker’s clinical data, deeming the vaccine safe for use.

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Coronavirus: Ottawa reports 44 new COVID-19 cases

novel coronavirus on Wednesday, a sharp jump from 18 cases the day before.The local public health unit also recorded one additional death related to COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, raising the city’s death toll of the pandemic to 382.There have now been 8,863 COVID-19 cases in Ottawa, with 379 of those cases considered active, a slight drop from the day before.

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Great efficacy claimed for another COVID-19 vaccine, this one from China

Jon CohenScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation.A COVID-19 vaccine made in China has outstanding efficacy data, according to a press release issued today by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has been testing the candidate in a study involving 31,000 people. UAE said that based on an interim analysis of data from that trial, it would formally “register,” or approve, the vaccine for widespread use.

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Smartphone-based device could detect SARS-CoV-2

A recent survey in the United States revealed that it takes an average of 4 days to receive a definitive SARS-CoV-2 lab test result after a nasal swab. Lab-based tests are much more reliable than rapid, on-the-spot tests for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

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Delta Air Lines bans hundreds of people over refusal to wear masks

ATLANTA - Delta Air Lines CEO says the airline has put hundreds of people on a no-fly list over their refusal to follow its face-covering policy.In a memo sent to employees Wednesday, CEO Ed Bastian says that as of this week, the company has put nearly 700 people on the no-fly list for refusing to comply with the mandatory mask policy.Bastion called the policy "one of our most important safety tools" - emphasizing the need for the Atlanta-based airline to continue working to keep following essential safety steps.Know how the COVID-19 outbreak is impacting Georgia"We enforce masks. Masks are mandated.

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COVID-19: Peterborough Public Health unit says vaccine deployment ‘conversations’ started

COVID-19 vaccine will be distributed in the region.Health Canada on Wednesday deemed the vaccines co-created by Pfizer and BioNTech safe for use. Canada approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine, will start administering ‘within days’ Dr.

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AP source: Big Ten expected to let Ohio State play for title

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Big Ten athletic directors support removing the conference's six-game minimum requirement for teams to be eligible to play for the league championship, and a vote is expected Wednesday to make it official.Removing the minimum would clear the way for No. 3 Ohio State (5-0) to play in the Big Ten championship game on Dec.

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The best meteor shower of the year this weekend

WJXT.The peak is expected to generate 120 meteors per hour flying 40 times faster than a speeding bullet.The Geminids start early, so you won’t have to stay up late to watch the heavenly showcase beginning around 9 p.m. and increasing for a couple hours past midnight.NASA says the best night to see the shower is Dec.

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Pentagon set to begin COVID-19 vaccinations on small scale

WASHINGTON – The Pentagon's initial allotment of coronavirus vaccine will be administered at 16 defense sites in the United States and abroad, with health care workers, emergency service personnel and residents of military retirement homes getting top priority, officials said Wednesday.Next in line, once follow-on supplies of vaccine becomes available, will be military personnel who provide “critical national capabilities,” such as nuclear weapons crews and cybersecurity forces, as well as certain military units getting ready to deploy.The vaccinations will be voluntary because the Pfizer vaccine initially is to be made available on an emergency use basis.

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Trey Songz Hosts 500-Person Club Night After Recovering From COVID-19

Trey Songz is making headlines for hosting a massive club night amid the coronavirus pandemic.The singer, who tested positive for COVID-19 back in October, performed at Aftermath in Columbus, Ohio, over the weekend, with approximately 500 guests in attendance. The event clearly violated health safety orders, resulting in the venue now being forced to temporarily shut down.Staff Lieutenant Craig S.

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302 new coronavirus cases in Saskatchewan: Shahab

COVID-19 numbers coming out on Wednesday.The province’s chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, said there are 302 confirmed cases, up from 183 infections on Tuesday.

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Nova Scotia extends virtual care options for doctors to connect with patients

COVID-19 pandemic to strengthen the health system and support Nova Scotians and health-care providers.So far, more than 1,207,900 services were provided virtually by physicians in Nova Scotia between March 1 and Dec. 1, the province said in a statement.

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Nenshi to respond to Alberta’s new COVID-19 public health restrictions

COVID-19 pandemic.“We should have done this weeks ago and I’ve been saying that for weeks,” Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said Tuesday on Global News Morning. Alberta’s new COVID-19 measures ban in-person dining, outdoor gatherings; retail to remain open Nenshi, Calgary Emergency Management Agency chief Sue Henry, and chief bylaw officer Ryan Pleckaitis will be at the city’s Emergency Operations Centre Wednesday.They will address how Calgary will be integrating those new provincial public health orders, the response to the COVID-19 pandemic and impacts to city services.That announcement will begin at 11:30 a.m.

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Coronavirus: Police to crack down on Quebecers flouting public health rules

Quebec is ramping up efforts to crack down on people flouting public health measures as the novel coronavirus pandemic persists in the province.

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Program to give residency to asylum seekers on COVID-19 front lines to open next week

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The government will now also count internship experience done through a post-secondary or vocational training program as part of the 120 hours of work needed to qualify for the program.Those hours had to have been worked between March 13 and August 14, but on top of that, those eligible have to also accrue a total of six months of working experience in the related jobs by Aug.

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Parents fear lockdown is hurting a child's mental health - here's how to tell

More than half of parents feel the Covid-19 threat and subsequent lockdowns have had a detrimental effect on their children's mental well-being, according to new research.

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Active COVID-19 cases hold steady in Ottawa on Wednesday; 44 new cases, one new death

OTTAWA -- Ottawa Public Health says 44 more people in Ottawa have tested positive for COVID-19 and one more person has died.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on Dec. 9

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Wednesday:Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti is calling on the provincial government to consider other measures if they are contemplating putting York Region into a lockdown.“These measures include switching big box retailers and shopping centres to curbside pickup only along with capacity restrictions in grocery stores,” Scarpitti said in a statement issued Wednesday.“Restaurants and smaller retailers would continue to operate under current restrictions.”Scarpitti said modelling data has concluded there would be “minimal value” to move York Region into lockdown.On Tuesday, hospital CEOs in York said they have reached a “tipping point” in coronavirus admissions and added that they are

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Dr. Deena Hinshaw to provide COVID-19 update Wednesday afternoon

COVID-19 on Wednesday afternoon.Dr. Deena Hinshaw’s media availability is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

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Bank of Canada keeps key rate on hold, warns 2021 will have bumpy economic start

Bank of Canada said Wednesday as it kept its key interest rate on hold and warned rising COVID-19 cases in Canada will weigh on near-term growth.The central bank said business restrictions in response to burgeoning case counts will hold down economic growth for the first three months of the new year and that the virus will “contribute to a choppy trajectory until a vaccine is widely available.”It also made a nod to federal aid to households and businesses that the bank said should maintain incomes during this second wave of COVID-19, and aid in recovery efforts.

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Student in Kitchener classroom Tuesday tests positive for COVID-19: WRDSB

Waterloo Region District School Board says a student was in a Kitchener elementary school on Tuesday before testing positive for COVID-19.In a release, it says Waterloo Public Health has “identified all high-risk contacts of the positive case and will provide individual guidance to them.” Staff member at Waterloo school was in building while awaiting COVID-19 test results, board says The board says two student cohorts at Meadowlane Public School and some staff members have been told to self-isolate as a result.Those who are not considered high-risk contacts will not be getting a call from Waterloo Public Health.On the Waterloo Public Health website, residents are directed to remain in self-isolation after a test until receiving their

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Covid-19 vaccine supply in Americas to take many months: WHO

Brasilia: Latin American countries will not get enough COVID-19 vaccines for months when they come available and they should develop immunization plans focusing first on health workers and the elderly, the World Health Organization advised on Wednesday.Its regional branch for the Americas, PAHO, warned that vaccines being developed now will take months to arrive and supplies might not become sufficient until after 2021.Countries should at first aim to vaccinate 20% of the population, giving priority to medical workers and people over 65 and those that have prior health conditions, PAHO said."It will take many months to receive the vaccines needed to interrupt the transmission of coronavirus," said Jarbas Barbosa, assistant director of the

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Canada health officials approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine

TORONTO - Canada's health regulator on Wednesday approved Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, days ahead of possible approval in the United States.Health Canada posted on it is website that the vaccine made by U.S. drugmaker Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech is authorized.

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CDSCO expert panel seeks more data on covid-19 vaccines from Serum Institute, Bharat Biotech

NEW DELHI : An expert committee of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) on Wednesday sought additional safety and efficacy data for COVID-19 vaccine candidates of Serum Institute and Bharat Biotech, after deliberating upon their applications seeking emergency use authorisation for the shots, official sources said.The application by the Indian arm of US pharmaceutical firm Pfizer was not taken up for deliberation on Wednesday as the firm sought more time for making presentation before the committee, they said.The applications of both Bharat Biotech and the Serum Institute of India are still under consideration, a source told PTI.While considering Serum Institute's application, the subject expert committee (SEC) of the

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EXPLAINER: Allergic reactions to vaccines rare, short-lived

Vaccines can sometimes cause allergic reactions, but they are usually rare and short-lived.British regulators are looking into reports of allergic reactions in two people who received the new Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, the first day of a vaccination program. In the meantime, they're telling people to skip the vaccine if they've had a history of serious allergic reactions.A look at allergic reactions to vaccines:HOW OFTEN DO THEY HAPPEN?Allergic reactions can occur with numerous vaccines and experts say they are not unexpected.

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Jeremih thanks supporters in first social media post following COVID-19 illness

coronavirus.The US singer, who last weekend said he was “overwhelmed with gratitude” in a statement, has now updated his Instagram with a photo of him recovering at home.“THANK GOD IM STILL HERE , THANK YA’LL FOR THE

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Wall St update: US stocks wobble on hopes of Covid vaccine, fresh stimulus

New York: U.S. stocks are wobbling between small gains and losses while hovering around their recent record highs as coronavirus vaccines move closer to distribution and Washington ramps up stimulus talks.A vaccine from Pfizer and German partner BioNTech, which is already in use in the U.K., is on track for a positive review and potential approval in the U.S.

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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

Pub landlords 'breached Covid rules' by giving out free drinks on Remembrance Sunday

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