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High COVID-19 demand in some Saskatchewan hospitals still delaying some health care

24.11 - 02:55

EU considers booster doses of J&J's Covid-19 vaccine

22.11 - 18:05

Are all fatalities counted as Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 death toll climbs?

18.11 - 04:33

Some Philadelphia families say they feel trapped in violent neighborhoods

18.11 - 00:59

More than 900 total COVID-19 deaths in Saskatchewan

17.11 - 23:53

Paid sick leave bill introduced for workers in Saskatchewan

17.11 - 01:49

Saskatchewan considers privatizing some surgeries

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05.11.2021 - 04:07

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Saskatchewan government is considering whether to bring back a program that would privatize some surgeries to deal with a growing backlog of people needing an operation.There are 35,000 people in the province who are waiting for surgery, a list that continues to grow as COVID-19 continues to overwhelmed the health-care system.In 2010, the Saskatchewan Party government introduced an initiative to help reduce surgical wait times when the list was 27,500 patients long.

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Damaging health restrictions, freedom: Alberta government’s pandemic language rapidly changing amid convoys, protests and leadership reviews - globalnews.ca

11.02.2022 / 06:19

Damaging health restrictions, freedom: Alberta government’s pandemic language rapidly changing amid convoys, protests and leadership reviews

The language of the UCP has seen a significant shift this week as it moves to drop COVID-19 restrictions in the province, with words like “damaging” and “freedom” being used much more often in public communications.

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Alberta government expects post-secondary institutions to drop vaccine and mask mandates - globalnews.ca

11.02.2022 / 05:51

Alberta government expects post-secondary institutions to drop vaccine and mask mandates

The University of Alberta is reviewing a letter from the advanced education minister, detailing expectations for post-secondary students to return to school in March — including dropping vaccine and mask mandates.

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Keith Baldrey - B.C. COVID-19 numbers compared to January - globalnews.ca

11.02.2022 / 05:51

B.C. COVID-19 numbers compared to January

Global’s Keith Baldrey looks a how B.C.’s COVID-19 numbers have improved since January.

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Prairie Football Conference Final will be an all-Saskatchewan affair - globalnews.ca

13.11.2021 / 16:43

Prairie Football Conference Final will be an all-Saskatchewan affair

The Regina Thunder will put their undefeated season on the line this Sunday when they take on their provincial arch-rival, the Saskatoon Hilltops in the PFC Final.

Aster DM Healthcare considers hiving off Gulf, India health care units - livemint.com - India - county Gulf

13.11.2021 / 03:07

Aster DM Healthcare considers hiving off Gulf, India health care units

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Saskatchewan reports 122 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more deaths - globalnews.ca

12.11.2021 / 23:51

Saskatchewan reports 122 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more deaths

COVID-19-related deaths on Friday as active infections increased in Saskatchewan.The recently deceased who tested positive for the virus include three in the 40-to-59 age group while the others were between 60 and 79. A total of 891 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded in the province since the start of the pandemic.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan adds 8 deaths, 182 cases - globalnews.ca - Eu - county Ontario

11.11.2021 / 23:11

COVID-19: Saskatchewan adds 8 deaths, 182 cases

Saskatchewan officials reported eight more COVID-19-related deaths and 182 new cases.After 120 recoveries were logged on Thursday, the province has 1,428 active cases. Declared COVID-19 outbreaks in Saskatchewan The South East zone reported the highest amount of new cases with 38, followed by Regina with 36 cases.The seven-day average of daily new cases is 137 or 11.4 per 100,000 people.In hospital there are 178 patients with COVID-19, including 49 in ICU.

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Stephen Donnelly - Govt not considering return to full-time remote working - Donnelly - rte.ie - Ireland

11.11.2021 / 11:53

Govt not considering return to full-time remote working - Donnelly

The Government is not actively considering a return to working from home full-time, the Minister for Health has said, adding that he has not received any advice from public health officials on this.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan adds 4 deaths, 121 new infections - globalnews.ca - Canada

10.11.2021 / 23:13

COVID-19: Saskatchewan adds 4 deaths, 121 new infections

COVID-19 death toll in Saskatchewan grew by four to 878 on Wednesday as 121 new infections were added.The recently deceased who tested positive for the virus include one person in the 40-to-59 age group while the others were 80 or older.According to the provincial government’s dashboard, the overall infection total in the province is up to 79,030. Of the new cases, the provincial government said 86 were unvaccinated, which included 47 children under the age of 12.The seven-day average of new daily infections decreased to 138 from 146 on Tuesday.

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Deena Hinshaw - COVID-19: New Western Canada sublineage not considered variant of concern, according to Alberta’s top doctor - globalnews.ca - Canada

10.11.2021 / 02:45

COVID-19: New Western Canada sublineage not considered variant of concern, according to Alberta’s top doctor

Dr. Deena Hinshaw discusses a new sublineage of the COVID-19 Delta variant first discovered in Western Canada.

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Active COVID-19 cases down to 1,527 as Saskatchewan adds 1 new death - globalnews.ca

08.11.2021 / 23:55

Active COVID-19 cases down to 1,527 as Saskatchewan adds 1 new death

COVID-19 death toll grew by one to 873 on Monday as 100 new infections were added.The recently deceased who tested positive for the virus was in the 80-plus age group.According to the provincial government’s dashboard, the overall infection total in the province is up to 78,824. Of the new cases, the provincial government said 62 were unvaccinated, which included 29 children under the age of 12.

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Jason Copping - ‘You really feel like life is on hold’: Young Calgary boy with brain surgery postponed finally gets operation - globalnews.ca

06.11.2021 / 03:23

‘You really feel like life is on hold’: Young Calgary boy with brain surgery postponed finally gets operation

As Alberta’s fourth wave of COVID-19 overwhelmed ICUs, Health Minister Jason Copping said roughly 15,000 surgeries had to be postponed. One of them was four-year-old Zav, who was waiting for life-changing brain surgery.

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Biden admin considering vaccine mandate for businesses with fewer than 100 employees - fox29.com - Usa

05.11.2021 / 19:43

Biden admin considering vaccine mandate for businesses with fewer than 100 employees

subject to the COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandate it is implementing on big businesses.OSHA's requirement will force businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate vaccines or else their employees will need to wear masks and be tested for COVID-19 weekly. It will go into effect Jan.

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Dozens of surgeries being cancelled each week - HSE - rte.ie - Ireland - county Woods

05.11.2021 / 11:45

Dozens of surgeries being cancelled each week - HSE

The HSE's Director of Acute Hospitals has said about ten surgeries in 21 hospitals are being cancelled per week.

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Jason Copping - Alberta health minister says 15,000 surgeries delayed during 4th wave of COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

05.11.2021 / 03:23

Alberta health minister says 15,000 surgeries delayed during 4th wave of COVID-19

Health Minister Jason Copping says roughly 15,000 surgeries have been delayed in Alberta during the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. While Copping says two-thirds of non-urgent surgeries are now happening again, he warns hospitals are still above capacity and we aren’t out of the woods yet.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports no news deaths while active cases increase - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 23:15

COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports no news deaths while active cases increase

COVID-19-related deaths on Thursday as 188 new infections were added in Saskatchewan.According to the provincial government’s dashboard, the overall infection total in the province is up to 78,262. The seven-day average of new daily infections decreased to 170 from 177 on Wednesday.Of the new cases, the provincial government said 127 were unvaccinated, which included 49 children under the age of 12.

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Christine Elliott - Ontario will not mandate COVID-19 vaccine policy for hospital workers, says it doesn’t want to cancel surgeries - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 07:55

Ontario will not mandate COVID-19 vaccine policy for hospital workers, says it doesn’t want to cancel surgeries

Ontario Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Christine Elliott said on Wednesday that officials made the decision not to implement a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for hospital workers because they did not want to have to cancel surgeries in the province.

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Scott Moe - Vaccine passports improved Saskatchewan vaccination rate: study - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 07:17

Vaccine passports improved Saskatchewan vaccination rate: study

A new USask study shows the number of people getting their first COVID-19 vaccine doses doubled after Premier Scott Moe announced a proof of vaccination policy.

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Scott Moe - Paul Merriman - 90% of cut health-care services to resume this month: Saskatchewan premier - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 07:17

90% of cut health-care services to resume this month: Saskatchewan premier

Scott Moe says health-care services that were cancelled during the province’s fourth wave of COVID-19 are to resume soon.In the past few months, the Saskatchewan Health Authority made 275 cuts to health care so that staff could be redeployed to help with the surge.

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Scott Moe - COVID-19: Vaccine passports improved Saskatchewan’s vaccination rate, study says - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 07:17

COVID-19: Vaccine passports improved Saskatchewan’s vaccination rate, study says

vaccinated because of the Saskatchewan government’s proof of vaccination policy, according to a new study.The paper, from the University of Saskatchewan’s Social Contours and COVID-19 research team, shows more people received first and second doses after Premier Scott Moe announced the province’s new proof of vaccination system on Sept. 16.First doses more than doubled, and second doses increased between Moe’s announcement and Oct.

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Saskatchewan baby awaiting MRI visits legislature as government announces service resumption - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 04:55

Saskatchewan baby awaiting MRI visits legislature as government announces service resumption

Saskatchewan girl experiencing health issues since birth, who hasn’t yet been diagnosed amid health-care system slowdowns, was brought to the legislature Wednesday.“We know that early intervention is key. And every day that goes by we’re missing the boat.

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Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO can’t say when surgeries will resume - globalnews.ca

04.11.2021 / 03:35

Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO can’t say when surgeries will resume

The COVID-19 pandemic forced the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) to postpone thousands of surgeries and the head of the organization doesn’t know when the province will be able to resume those procedures.

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COVID-19 death toll rises by 3 with 51 in Saskatchewan ICUs - globalnews.ca

03.11.2021 / 23:27

COVID-19 death toll rises by 3 with 51 in Saskatchewan ICUs

COVID-19 death toll grew by three to 862 on Wednesday as 173 new infections were added.The recently deceased who tested positive for the virus include one each in the 80-plus and 60-to-79 age groups while the other was between 40 and 59 years old.According to the provincial government’s dashboard, there were 173 new cases, bringing the overall infection total in Saskatchewan to 78,075. The seven-day average of new daily infections decreased to 177 from 185 on Tuesday.Of the new cases, the provincial government said 120 were unvaccinated, which included 52 children under the age of 12.

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Saqib Shahab - COVID-19 cases declining, but Saskatchewan hospitals still under pressure: top doctor - globalnews.ca

03.11.2021 / 04:19

COVID-19 cases declining, but Saskatchewan hospitals still under pressure: top doctor

COVID-19 cases decline, but health officials say hospitals are still under significant pressure.Dr. Saqib Shahab, chief medical health officer, said Tuesday that it will take four to six weeks for hospitals to return to sustainable levels — and that’s only if people remain vigilant by getting vaccinated and reducing gathering sizes.“Daily case numbers are coming down and I’m sure we’re all hearing a sigh of relief, but we have to remain cautious,” Shahab said.

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Scott Livingstone - Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO can’t say when surgeries will resume - globalnews.ca

03.11.2021 / 03:23

Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO can’t say when surgeries will resume

COVID-19 pandemic forced the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) to postpone thousands of surgeries and the head of the organization doesn’t know when the province will be able to resume those procedures.During a Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) technical briefing on Tuesday, Scott Livingstone said he wouldn’t even speculate when that could be.“It’s not just about what’s on the waiting list today,” he said. Unconfirmed reports of fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination in Saskatchewan “It’s what’s coming to the waiting list.

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Scott Livingstone - Fewer than 10 people in Saskatchewan received monoclonal treatment - globalnews.ca

03.11.2021 / 03:23

Fewer than 10 people in Saskatchewan received monoclonal treatment

Saskatchewan who contracted COVID-19 received monoclonal antibody treatment.In a Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) technical briefing on Tuesday, Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) CEO Scott Livingstone told reporters the health authority treated so few people because there are fewer patients eligible.As more people have gotten vaccinated, Livingstone said, fewer people could receive the treatment – though he admitted the health authority had planned to treat more patients with it.

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Scott Livingstone - Unconfirmed reports of fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

03.11.2021 / 02:29

Unconfirmed reports of fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination in Saskatchewan

COVID-19 vaccines in Saskatchewan.During a briefing on Tuesday to discuss the province’s response to the pandemic, the presidents of the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) and the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) confirmed hearing of these alleged instances.“We are aware and have been made aware of some instances across the province where individuals are coming forward claiming that they’re vaccinating individuals for COVID-19 and these are fraudulent claims,” SHA president Scott Livingstone said.“But at this point in time, I can’t tell you how prominent the problem is or what’s going on with respect to an investigation.“I’m not aware of specific instances where we’re investigating and have found individuals or caught them

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports 107 new infections, adds 5 deaths - globalnews.ca

02.11.2021 / 23:41

COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports 107 new infections, adds 5 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Tuesday in Saskatchewan was the lowest since mid-August.According to the provincial government’s dashboard, there were 107 new cases, bringing the overall infection total in Saskatchewan to 77,902. The last time new cases were lower was on Aug.

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Paul Merriman - Saskatchewan expecting Johnson and Johnson vaccine shipment - globalnews.ca

02.11.2021 / 21:17

Saskatchewan expecting Johnson and Johnson vaccine shipment

Johnson & Johnson vaccine could be coming to Saskatchewan.“We do have lots of options. I do encourage people to get vaccinated,” said Saskatchewan Health Minister Paul Merriman.

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It will be months before Saskatchewan health care can cope, Regina doctor says - globalnews.ca

02.11.2021 / 03:41

It will be months before Saskatchewan health care can cope, Regina doctor says

COVID-19 case numbers are down but the death toll in October was the highest yet. And while the peak of the fourth wave may now be over, the pressure on the health-care system remains.

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COVID-19: Active cases lowest in over 2 months as Saskatchewan adds 3 new deaths - globalnews.ca

01.11.2021 / 22:59

COVID-19: Active cases lowest in over 2 months as Saskatchewan adds 3 new deaths

COVID-19 cases are the lowest in just over two months as it adds three new deaths on Monday.The province’s active infections decreased, now sitting at 1,950, which is the lowest since Aug. 28, when there were 1,987.The three recently deceased who tested positive for the virus include two people in the 80-plus age group while the other was between 60 and 79 years old.

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Mikhail Murashko - Russia considers using ‘Sputnik Light’ as booster against COVID-19 - globalnews.ca - Russia

30.10.2021 / 23:41

Russia considers using ‘Sputnik Light’ as booster against COVID-19

Russia will recommend using the domestically-made Sputnik Light vaccine against COVID-19 only as a booster for people who have already been vaccinated, Russian news agencies cited the health minister as saying on Saturday.Russia had previously promoted Sputnik Light, which comprises the first shot of its flagship two-shot Sputnik V, as an effective standalone vaccine as well as a booster that can be combined with non-Russian vaccines.“As the Delta variant is advancing, there will definitely be changes made today to the methodological recommendations on vaccinations where it will (say): only use ‘Sputnik Light’ for re-vaccination,” Health Minister Mikhail Murashko was quoted as saying by TASS.

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Shirley Ballas - Inside Shirley Ballas' health battle - cancer scares, surgery and 'concerning' lump - dailystar.co.uk

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30.10.2021 / 19:51

Inside Shirley Ballas' health battle - cancer scares, surgery and 'concerning' lump

Shirley Ballas told Instagram fans that her results from recent blood works had proved to be "concerning".The BBC judge started to investigate her health with doctors after eagle-eyed Strictly Come Dancing viewers had spotted a lump under her arm.Having followed up with specialists, the 61-year-old revealed in another social media post that her hormone levels were "not right".Experts had therefore recommended for her to have scans on her adrenal glands and ovaries - in hope of uncovering the root of her issues.While it is still a worrying time for Shirley and have loved ones, it isn't the first time that the TV star has had concerns over her health.Daily Star has investigated Shirley Ballas' health battle across the years.In 2018, Shirley's

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Will Smith - Will Smith reveals he once considered suicide in trailer for new health docuseries - nme.com

30.10.2021 / 17:09

Will Smith reveals he once considered suicide in trailer for new health docuseries

Will Smith has revealed that there was once a time in his life when he considered suicide.The actor and rapper, who launches Will Smith: The Best Shape Of My Life on YouTube next month, said in a trailer for the new docuseries that he struggled so much with his mental health in the past that he once contemplated ending his own life.In the clip promoting the series that will follow Smith as he tries to lose 20lbs in 20 weeks, the actor and musician is seen discussing the sensitive topic with his family.“When I started this show, I thought I was getting into the best shape of my life, physically,” he says. “But, mentally, I was somewhere else.

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No out-of-province ICU transfers planned past Sunday in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

30.10.2021 / 03:25

No out-of-province ICU transfers planned past Sunday in Saskatchewan

WATCH: During a COVID-19 briefing on Friday morning, Marlo Pritchard said there were no out-of-province transfers scheduled past Sunday. Connor O’Donovan reports.

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COVID-19 vaccination proof required to visit Saskatchewan hospitals, LTC homes Nov. 8 - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 21:21

COVID-19 vaccination proof required to visit Saskatchewan hospitals, LTC homes Nov. 8

COVID-19 vaccination will be required for visitors to enter all Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) acute care facilities and long-term care (LTC) homes in the province.Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency president Marlo Pritchard said patients will not be required to provide proof of full vaccination to receive care or service.“Beginning Nov. 8, proof of full COVID-19 vaccination will be required to enter all hospitals, long-term care homes and personal care homes.

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Rapid testing kits being distributed at 18 chambers of commerce across Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

29.10.2021 / 01:33

Rapid testing kits being distributed at 18 chambers of commerce across Saskatchewan

Rapid testing kits appear to be in high demand in Saskatchewan amid the COVID-19 pandemic.Eighteen chambers of commerce across the province, along with several businesses, began distributing tests this week. Saskatchewan COVID-19 testing numbers drop with ICUs overcrowded “The response has been amazing.

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John Horgan - Mike Farnworth - B.C. Premier John Horgan to undergo surgery to remove growth in throat - globalnews.ca

28.10.2021 / 23:19

B.C. Premier John Horgan to undergo surgery to remove growth in throat

John Horgan made a personal statement to the media Thursday morning.He told an impromptu news conference that he felt a lump in his neck a few months ago and underwent tests.That led to the discovery of a growth in his throat.

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Dedicated vaccine campaign considered as CSO looks at uptake - rte.ie - Britain - Ireland - Eu - Hungary - Latvia - Czech Republic - Cyprus - Lithuania - Estonia

28.10.2021 / 19:41

Dedicated vaccine campaign considered as CSO looks at uptake

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said the Government is considering a dedicated campaign on vaccinations to reach out to communities who do not speak English.

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Andy Burnham - 'Sensible steps now' will stop us from 'considering lockdowns' this winter, says Andy Burnham as Covid-19 cases rise - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - city Manchester

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28.10.2021 / 09:55

'Sensible steps now' will stop us from 'considering lockdowns' this winter, says Andy Burnham as Covid-19 cases rise

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said that ‘sensible steps now’ will prevent the country from ‘getting back to a space where lockdowns are even considered’.

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Active COVID-19 cases under 2,500 as Saskatchewan adds 5 new deaths - globalnews.ca

27.10.2021 / 23:13

Active COVID-19 cases under 2,500 as Saskatchewan adds 5 new deaths

COVID-19 cases are below 2,500 as it added five deaths on Wednesday.The province’s active infections decreased, now sitting at 2,440 which is the lowest since Sept. 1 when there were at 2,372.The five recently deceased who tested positive for the virus include one person in the 40-to-59 age group while the others were between 60 and 79 years old.

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Paul Merriman - Cory Neudorf - More COVID-19 restrictions will save lives, Saskatchewan doctor says - globalnews.ca

27.10.2021 / 03:47

More COVID-19 restrictions will save lives, Saskatchewan doctor says

Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), said more restrictions will help stop the spread of COVID-19 and save lives.But a lack of restrictions will continue to flood hospitals with patients, he warned.“If nothing is done, we could be in this sustained pressure on our health-care system and potentially into collapse between now and January,” Dr. Cory Neudorf said.

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COVID-19: City of Saskatoon considering limited gatherings bylaw - globalnews.ca

27.10.2021 / 01:19

COVID-19: City of Saskatoon considering limited gatherings bylaw

Councillors voted 8-3 on Monday in favour of asking the City of Saskatoon administration to look into the feasibility of putting gathering limits in place as a bylaw.

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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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