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British Education Minister Gavin Williamson said on Tuesday that schools and colleges in England will end the policy of forming student “bubbles,” as the government continues to roll back its COVID-19 restrictions.

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Manitoba COVID-19 data shows 3rd wave hit racialized communities harder

COVID-19.Dr. Marcia Anderson, medical lead of the province’s pandemic response team, said Monday there were a number of probable contributing factors, including more crowded housing.

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Manitoba health official lays out impact of COVID-19 pandemic on racialized communities in 3rd wave

Dr. Marcia Anderson, medical lead for the First Nations pandemic response coordination team, spoke Monday about the impact the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic had on racialized communities.

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Health officials give update on COVID-19 situation in Manitoba

COVID-19 Monday.Chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin will be joined by Dr.

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Stratford Festival’s 2021 season to begin July 10 with outdoor performances

Stratford Festival will officially kick off its 2021 season next month with performances held outdoors as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Officials announced back in March that the season would be held under large canopies at the Festival and Tom Patterson theatres because of pandemic restrictions on indoor gatherings.Performances will begin on July 10 with shows running three times a day until the end of September. All shows will be filmed and made available online later in the year.Under Step 2 of Ontario’s three-step reopening plans set to take effect Wednesday, the festival will be able to accommodate 100 people, or 25 per cent capacity, under each of the outdoor canopies.

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Manitobans embrace summer ‘staycations’ as COVID-19 pandemic hampers travel options

COVID-19 pandemic continues to upend most aspects of life.Tourism Winnipeg says it’s planning for a continuation of trends seen during the spring, where roughly 2,200 hotel rooms were booked through Expedia alone.It also saw some 3,200 page views on its website specifically detailing outdoor adventures and culinary options.“We’re seeing an uptick in everything as a whole,” says Sarah Robinson, with Tourism Winnipeg.“We saw an increase of 85 per cent of new visitors to the (web) page … and they were booking those hotel rooms and those staycations, so that’s exciting.” The best, little-known summer staycation spots in Manitoba – according to us That’s in addition to patios reopening just last weekend in Winnipeg, and if restrictions

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Andrew Marr reveals he had ‘nasty bout’ of Covid despite being ‘double-jabbed’

BBC news presenter Andrew Marr returned to his usual Sunday seat on his programme, The Andrew Marr Show this morning after an absence the previous week. He welcomed viewers and told them he had contracted Covid-19 last week despite being double-jabbed and it was “nasty”.

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COVID-19: Personal care services in Ontario set to reopen as part of Step 2

They had to close twice before because of the pandemic. Now personal care service businesses in Ontario are getting ready to reopen. They’re allowed to start seeing clients again on Wednesday. Sean O’Shea reports.

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Pfizer or Moderna? ‘There’s no better or worse,’ Ontario’s COVID-19 science chief says

It’s the COVID-19 vaccine question more and more Canadians are asking themselves as the country adapts to being in the privileged position of having millions of doses of both flowing, compared to the vaccine scarcity of earlier months of the year. But anyone concerned that they should be weighing the two mRNA vaccines can rest assured — there’s no wrong answer, and no benefit to shopping around for one versus the other.

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‘I don’t think it’s responsible… to be spreading fear’: Jason Kenney responds to criticism of Open for Summer Plan

Premier Jason Kenney says “We need to embrace the science of the protective effects of vaccines,” after being asked about doctors concerned about the province reducing COVID-19 restrictions too soon.

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New COVID variant in Wisconsin, officials tracking more than two dozen cases

MADISON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is tracking a new variant of COVID-19 with more than two dozen cases in the state.The Delta strain has been elevated to a "variant of concern" in Wisconsin. The strain is fueling the coronavirus surge in the United Kingdom and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is more contagious and more resistant to vaccines.DHA said the vaccines currently available in the U.S.

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Canadians seeking COVID-19 vaccines in US should be essential travellers: congressman

COVID-19 vaccine in the United States should be allowed to cross the border as essential travellers in order to get the shot, says a U.S. congressman.“I think that we should open up the U.S.

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Grand Forks among B.C.’s COVID-19 hot spots

The latest data from the BC Centre for Disease Control shows the West Kootenay city of Grand Forks has the highest COVID-19 transmission rate by local health area in the province.

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Northeastern Ontario health unit won’t reopen Friday amid COVID-19 surge

Questions mount over lack of COVID-19 vaccination plan for Ontario’s urban Indigenous communities Young, otherwise healthy adults have been presenting with severe illness and require hospitalization, health officials said this week. Regional COVID-19 data shows the majority of the 349 active cases are located in Timmins and in First Nations communities in the James Bay and Hudson Bay regions.The more infectious Delta variant, which has been spreading in Peel and prompting calls for more vaccine supply, has been detected in the region.

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Jason Kenney apologizes for Sky Palace dinner that broke COVID-19 rules

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said Monday he is sorry for breaking COVID-19 rules at a dinner party caught on camera. As Tom Vernon explains, the admission of fault comes amid mounting criticism.

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Doctors say most of province’s COVID-19 ICU patients unvaccinated

Nearly three months in to mass immunizations, more than 2.3 million British Columbians or almost 63 per cent of the province’s population – have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Nicola Sturgeon to meet Boris Johnson for rescheduled summit on covid recovery

Mark Drakeford and Sturgeon wrote to Johnson stating they wanted a clearer agenda and to make sure it wasn't more than a PR exercise.Following the cancellation all sides blamed one another for the breakdown of potential talks.

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Premier Jason Kenney defends ‘Open for Summer’ relaunch plan

One day after unveiling a three-stage relaunch plan for the province, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney joined Gord Steinke to talk about the plan to reopen businesses and lift COVID-19 health restrictions.

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COVID-19: P.E.I. details reopening plan starting June 6

Prince Edward Island’s chief public health officer Dr. Heather Morrison announced the province’s five-step ‘Moving Forward Plan’ which is set to begin June 6.

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P.E.I. will let in Atlantic Canadians with at least 1 dose of COVID-19 vaccine on June 27

P.E.I. suspends use of AstraZeneca vaccine among young At a COVID-19 briefing Thursday, she also noted that people travelling within Atlantic Canada who are fully or partially vaccinated will be required to test but will not need to self-isolate.“This applies equally to islanders who are leaving or coming back…as well as visitors from Atlantic Canada,” Morrison said.For those who have not been vaccinated, they will have a shortened self-isolation period.

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COVID-19: Earl Nichols Recreation Centre vaccine clinic doles out first shot

COVID-19: MLHU to open two-day vaccine clinic in Dorchester, Ont. The first vaccine was given to Ryan Gosso, a 25-year-old grocery store worker, with registered nurse Melissa Thompson handling the shot.Ryan Gosso, a 25 year-old grocery store worker, has become the first person to receive a vaccine at the new clinic in Earl Nichols Recreation Centre from @MLHealthUnit.

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COVID-19: Rural Saskatchewan pharmacies stressed, strained amid vaccine administration

pharmacist at Midway Pharmacy in Davidson, that depiction reflects her current stress level dealing with COVID-19 vaccine administration.“It’s absolutely horrible,” Shewchuk told Global News over the phone.

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Majority of Canadians anticipate another lost summer due to COVID-19 restrictions: poll

COVID-19 restrictions are set to remain in place despite increased vaccinations, a new poll suggests.The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found seven in 10 Canadians are anticipating a second lost summer. Yet 61 per cent of those who responded to the poll also said they believe this summer will be better than last year’s, when vaccines were still far from becoming a reality.The poll — which surveyed over 1,000 people online last week — further underscores that Canadians recognize the pandemic is far from over, says Sean Simpson, vice-president of public affairs for Ipsos.

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Suzanne Jackson credits working out with boosting her mental health while in Portugal

Suzanne Jackson is enjoying the benefits of working out and how it boosts her mental health, after swapping Dublin for Portugal for six months.

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How to become a tourist in Toronto during COVID-19 stay-at-home order

COVID-19 stay-at-home order continues through June 2.

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Wilson making quick connections in 1st week as new Jets QB

NEW YORK – Zach Wilson has been busy working the phones in his first week-plus as the newest quarterback of the New York Jets.

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Jason Kenney announces COVID-19 vaccine partnership between Alberta, Montana

Alberta and Montana are joining together to help truckers get vaccinated against COVID-19. Premier Jason Kenney announced details of the vaccine partnership at a morning news conference on Friday.

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Wilson good to go after injury, eager to move on from dustup

ARLINGTON, Va. – Tom Wilson reached out to Artemi Panarin in the aftermath of the most talked about incident in hockey this week, and now he's ready to move on from his latest controversy.

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India seeks Australia’s support for temporary waiver of patent protections for Covid jabs

New Delhi: India on Friday sought Australia’s support for a proposal for a temporary waiver of patent protections for covid-19 vaccines at the World Trade Organisation, a move that would boost supplies of the life-saving inoculations to poorer nations.India put forth its views during a telephone conversation between prime minister Narendra Modi and his Australian prime minister Scott Morrison.

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Jason Kenney to field questions on new COVID-19 rules on Wednesday morning

COVID-19 health restrictions.Kenney introduced tougher rules during a province-wide address on Tuesday night but didn’t take questions from reporters.The changes include closing schools to in-person learning on Friday and ordering barbershops, hair salons and restaurant patios to shut down as of Sunday. Schools go online as Alberta adds more COVID-19 restrictions for 3 weeks Kenney is set to hold a news conference with Health Minister Tyler Shandro, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange and Justice Minister Kaycee Madu at 10 a.m.

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Too much or too little? Premier Jason Kenney faces political pressure from all sides with new COVID-19 restrictions

With Tuesday’s announcement of renewed COVID-19 restrictions aimed at saving hospitals from being overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients, both the Opposition NDP and a prominent conservative say Premier Jason Kenney has failed the test of leadership in guiding Alberta through the pandemic.

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COVID-19 cases rising in County of Warner: ‘Our schools are over-capacity’

Premier Kenney to address Alberta Tuesday night as province confirms 1,743 new COVID-19 cases “The indication that we’re getting is that primary transmission is still in the home, family gatherings and private visitations,” Jamie Anderson, regional director of emergency management with the County of Warner, said.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Raymond, Alta., Mayor Jim Depew, located within the County of Warner south of Lethbridge, believes transmission in schools is also contributing to the high case count.“Our schools are over-capacity and we have large families in the town,” Depew said.

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Premier Jason Kenney to address Alberta Tuesday night amid COVID-19 case surge

Jason Kenney will address the province Tuesday night, one day after saying new COVID-19 restrictions will be introduced.According to the premier’s office, Kenney will announce new public health measures to limit the spread just after 6 p.m.The address will be streamed live in this story post, as well as on Global News stations across the province.

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Hajdu ‘laser focused’ on community COVID-19 spread amid calls for tougher borders

COVID-19, despite calls for tougher border measures that could slow the entry of more transmissible variants.Speaking to Mercedes Stephenson on The West Block Sunday, Hajdu pushed back on suggestions that further restricting travel or lengthening the quarantine period for travellers could also have an impact on community transmission.“People are getting sick at work, they’re getting sick in crowded housing settings, they’re getting sick in the community,” she said.“And that community transmission is where we need to stay laser focused, because when we bring down cases of COVID in the community, that’s when we start to see the resumption of more normal Canadian life.” COVID-19: Ontario government asks for mandatory 3-day hotel quarantines

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Trisha Yearwood receives COVID vaccine 2 months after testing positive

Trisha Yearwood received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine two months after battling the virus. The country singer, who is married to Garth Brooks, shared a photo to Instagram in the middle of receiving her first dose.

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Trisha Yearwood gives COVID-19 recovery update, says she still cannot taste or smell

Trisha Yearwood is opening up about lingering symptoms she still has after testing positive for the coronavirus in February. A rep for Yearwood's husband, Garth Brooks, 59, confirmed the pair got tested in February.

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Website helps people share personal COVID-19 stories with the public and elected officials

mycovidstory.ca is offering people a chance to share their own experiences directly with others, and anonymously if they choose.A tweet calling on people who might be interested in launching the project caught the eye of several dozen people in the technology sector earlier this month.“I had been looking for something to do, probably all of us have felt a bit helpless in some way,” said web developer Mike Wickett, one of the site’s volunteers.Turning rage into action today.DM me if you are Ontario rage-filled, hustling, – product manager – mobile web developer – journalist / policy advocate type with network– social media marketerAnd want to ship something impactful fast@MoriartyLab @jkwan_md @fnthawar— Ben Fine (@obenfine) April 17,

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Vaccine access ‘defining issue’ of COVID-19 in 2021, WHO advisor says

Mercedes Stephenson sits down with Dr. Peter Singer, special advisor to the director-general of the World Health Organization, to get the latest updates on the global COVID-19 pandemic.

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Premier Jason Kenney faces growing unrest inside the UCP with letter calling for his resignation

A letter is circulating amongst grassroots members of the United Conservative Party, demanding Premier jason Kenney immediately resign as party leader over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and personal unpopularity. Tom Vernon reports.

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When will counties in Central Florida administer Johnson & Johnson vaccine again?

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – Health officials in the United States said the pause on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines has been lifted, according to the Associated Press.

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Boris Johnson says he is looking at COVID help for India

LONDON : British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he was looking at what he could do to help India, where the coronavirus pandemic is entering a deadly new phase with which its health services are struggling to cope."We're looking at what we can do to help and support the people of India," Johnson told British media on Friday, describing India as a great partner and explaining that the help could include providing ventilators or therapeutics.Click here to read the Mint ePaperMint is now on Telegram.

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13 players, 5 from Alabama, to attend NFL draft in Cleveland

CLEVELAND – Thirteen prospects will attend next week's NFL draft in person.

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COVID-19: Ontario premier’s legislature absence questioned as #WhereIsDougFord trends on Twitter

COVID-19 restrictions that were partly altered just a day later, questions are being raised about why Ontario Premier Doug Ford has missed question period at Queen’s Park.After being absent from public view on Monday and Tuesday and missing question period both days, the hashtag #WhereIsDougFord became a trending topic on Twitter.There were also additional questions raised about his absence in advance of a $1,000-per-person Zoom fundraiser that was scheduled for Thursday. Ford along with ministers Steve Clark and Lisa Thompson were billed as the headliners of the event.However, when asked about the fundraiser, a Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario spokesperson said Tuesday afternoon the event was being postponed.

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Premature baby one of youngest in UK to catch Covid celebrating first birthday

A premature baby who was one of the youngest in Britain to contract coronavirus has celebrated his first birthday.

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COVID-19: Palliative care physician warns of ‘human catastrophe in the making’

In an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, palliative care physician Dr. Naheed Dosani says governments have acted too slowly to beat back a third wave of COVID-19, failing to keep people safe.

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‘We’re doing whatever we can’: Anand defends COVID-19 vaccine procurement efforts

Amid a pummeling third wave of COVID-19, Procurement Minister Anita Anand says her government is doing all it can to secure vaccines in “an extremely competitive global environment.” In an interview with The West Block’s Mercedes Stephenson, Anand says her government will do whatever it can to support provinces and territories, as several communities across the country struggle to cope with record daily case counts.

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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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