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remote learning in the new year.In a memo issued today, the Toronto District School Board told parents it hasn’t received any indication from the Ministry of Education that schools will close, but it wants to make sure it’s prepared.The TDSB says it wants to implement any decision the province makes “smoothly and efficiently” to support students’ learning and well-being.The Waterloo Region District School Board issued a similar memo today, saying its staff have prepared schools to “ensure a smooth transition, if required.” East Toronto school with 16 active COVID cases closed to in-person learning Both school boards are asking families to remind their children to take home their personal belongings and any tools or supplies they might

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Guelph high school switching to remote learning amid COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19 outbreak.The Upper Grand District School Board announced on Monday that all students at John F. Ross CVI will learn remotely from home for the rest of the week, with the exception of those attending specialized class placements.

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Nicola Sturgeon urged to ditch plans for covid vaccine passports in Scotland

Scottish Greens providing the Scottish Government with the necessary votes to see off the challenge. The debate comes after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that while the scheme will still come in from 5am on October 1, a grace period means that businesses will not face the threat of enforcement action if they fail to comply with it until October 18.

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La Salle University switches to remote learning amid COVID-19 case surge

Remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic A spike in COVID-19 cases on campus has prompted La Salle University to switch to remote learning. The university made the announcement late Sunday night and expressed that the switch to remote learning was out of an abundance of caution. As a result, all instruction from Sept. 7 to Sept.

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Podcast star Joe Rogan tests positive for COVID-19, says he feels ‘good’ after ‘throwing kitchen sink at it’

Podcast star and UFC commentator Joe Rogan revealed in an Instagram post that he tested positive for COVID-19 last week and “immediately threw the kitchen sink at it, all kinds of meds,” Rogan, who once said that young and healthy people don’t need to get vaccinated, claimed that the controversial drug Ivermectin was one of the medications that helped him get better and that now he feels “good.” Health Canada and the CDC recently warned that Ivermectin is not authorized to treat or prevent COVID-19, and that it can cause serious health problems when used incorrectly.

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Hilary Duff Reveals She Tested Positive For COVID-19: ‘That Delta… She’s A Little Bitch’

Hilary Duff is feeling a little under the weather at the moment…

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Megan Fox pulls out of Midnight in the Switchgrass premiere due to Covid-19 concerns

Video: Kenneth Branagh play cancelled due to 'Covid-enforced absences' (Cover Video)IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Blake Lively slams paparazzi for stalking her and her childrenIN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Adele rumoured to be dating sports agent Rich PaulIggy Azalea keen to start making "fun kids' meals" alongside her sonKenneth Branagh play cancelled due to 'Covid-enforced absences'Kid Cudi responds to critics of painted nailsSylvester Stallone approved of upcoming film centred on Rocky III release dateNicolas Cage found quarantine 'anxiety-inducing'Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps set to return, says creatorMarvel boss Kevin Feige insists studio contract policy has changedKatie Hopkins deported from Australia after joking about breaking

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Megan Fox Skips ‘Midnight In The Switchgrass’ Premiere Due To COVID Surge In L.A.

The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over just yet.

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After computer glitch and subsequent Global News story, Ontario man gets 2nd COVID-19 vaccine dose

COVID-19 vaccine.However, he had to show clinic screeners a Global News video report in order to get it. “I showed the clip of myself on your show, ‘Man Denied Second Dose,’ (and) that got their attention,” said McDougall, whose story was featured on Global News on July 7.

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Ontario man tries to get 2nd COVID-19 vaccine dose, but computer glitch wrongly says he’s had one

COVID-19 vaccine because he sees the rationale for getting fully vaccinated as quickly as possible.“To stay healthy so I don’t get sick,” McDougall told Global News.McDougall had his first shot at a Brampton Rexall pharmacy in April. Then, on June 26, he was scheduled to receive a second shot at a Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacy in Mississauga.

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3 London-Middlesex COVID-19 vaccination clinics to switch from Pfizer to Moderna Monday

COVID-19 mass vaccination clinics in the London and Middlesex region will switch from administering the Pfizer to the Moderna vaccine.The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) says this is due to the challenges associated with a delayed delivery of Pfizer next week.

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COVID-19: Some Ontario school boards ditch ‘quadmester’ system for upcoming school year

Ontario schools to remain closed to in-person learning until September The move comes after the Ministry of Education issued a directive that school boards allow only two 150-minute classes each day in order to prevent kids from mixing with too many of their peers, for fear they might spread COVID-19.The pre-pandemic norm was 300 minutes of class time, usually divided into 60-minute periods.The quadmester system, put in place for the 2020/2021 school year, saw students take two courses at a time for a period of roughly nine weeks.Ontario’s science table says schools can safely reopen on regional basisThe Halton District School Board, for one, has said it would prefer to offer standard semesters without the overlong classes, and that the

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PSU bank privatisation plan could face hurdles amid Covid: Fitch

NEW DELHI : Fitch Ratings on Monday said the plan to privatise two state-owned banks in the current financial year ending March 2022 could face delays amid renewed challenges for the Indian banking sector due to the second wave of Covid-19. The government in the Budget announced plans to privatise two public-sector banks.

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Switch on fans, open windows: Govt lists steps to reduce Covid transmission

SARS-CoV-2 virus’, the Scientific Adviser talked about the significance of well-ventilated spaces and reducing the Covid-19 transmission.“Ventilation can decrease the risk of transmission from one infected person to the other," it said.According to the Scientific Adviser, "Ventilation is a community defense that protects all of us at home or work. Introducing outdoor air in offices, homes and larger public spaces is advised".The Adviser suggested that measures should be taken to improve ventilation in offices, homes, and other buildings.

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Macron says U.S. should ditch curbs on COVID-19 vaccine exports

French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday urged the U.S.

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COVID 19 variant spread prompts Regina school divisions to switch to online learning

COVID-19 cases in the Regina area have prompted some school divisions to restart online learning.Regina Public Schools, the city’s largest division, announced Friday that it will start transitioning students to remote classes until after spring break on April 12.Regina Catholic Schools says all students will also learn at home for the week before the break. What in-person schooling could look like post-pandemic Another 174 new COVID-19 infections were reported provincewide Friday, including 86 in the Regina area.Most of Saskatchewan’s 156 confirmed variant cases and 434 of the 508 probable cases have been found in and around the capital.

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There's enough Covid vaccine and technical glitches on Co-WIN app have been resolved: Centre tells states

Covid-19 vaccine is available in the country, advising states and Union Territories to increase the coverage of the inoculation drive.Bhushan said that there are many states that need to improve their performance in terms of the percentage of coverage.He also pointed out that technical glitches on CoWIN have now been resolved, emphasising on the importance of timely data reconciliation. "As the vaccination drive has substantially stabilized in the past two weeks, states/UTs were strongly urged to reconcile the arrear data on CoWIN app," said the Union Health Ministry in a statement.Click here to read the Mint ePaperMint is now on Telegram.

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Scott Moe’s COVID-19 enforcement pitch gets support from local industry

Saskatchewan businesses that break COVID-19 rules face fines of up to $10,000, a figure will go up to $100,000 when new legislation passes, but Premier Scott Moe wants more to be done soon.

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Coronavirus: Scott Moe’s COVID-19 enforcement pitch gets support from local industry

COVID-19 restrictions.The problem is that not every business owner feels the same way.“I think that it makes sense at this point to look at taking further measures against businesses that are not complying with the rules,” said Heise, the president and CEO of the Regina brewery. Saskatchewan Premier Moe encourages escalation of coronavirus measure enforcement Heise said he feels fines, closures and publicly naming rule-breaking businesses would help deter violations.His comments come a day after Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe told reporters “enough is enough” when it comes to businesses and patrons flagrantly violating public health orders.

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Former Dodgers pitcher Tommy John hospitalized with COVID-19: report

UNSPECIFIED - CIRCA 1978: Pitcher Tommy John #25 of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitches during an Major League Baseball game circa 1978. John played for the Dodgers from 1972-74 and 1976-78.

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Covid vaccines: How safe is it to switch and space vaccine doses?

Also Read | The race to take fashion retail onlineWhy delay the second dose?In clinical trials, companies tested specific doses of their vaccines at precise time intervals to generate evidence showing how well they work.

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Ellen DeGeneres ditches mask as she’s seen out for the first time since recovering from ‘excruciating’ Covid-19 battle

ELLEN DeGeneres ditched her mask as she was seen out for the first time since recovering from her "excruciating" battle with Covid-19. The 62-year-old was recently spotted picking up home goods from Garde in Montecito, CA.

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Students across Ontario could switch to online learning after winter break amid rising COVID-19 case counts

Questions remain over whether students in Ontario will return to in-class learning after the winter break or whether students will switch to virtual learning. Marianne Dimain reports.

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I'm A Celeb star AJ Pritchard and his love 'break Covid-19 rules at flat party'

AJ Pritchard and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen seemed to flout the coronavirus rules.

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Edmonton server receives 14 stitches after confrontation over mask bylaw

An Edmonton server needed 14 stitches after she was smashed in the face with a glass at a northside pub over the weekend, following an argument she said started over a face mask.Edmonton police said they were called to the pub at around 11 p.m. Saturday and are investigating the “violent assault.” Officers continue to investigate and said they are reviewing surveillance footage throughout the area in hopes of identifying the suspect.The altercation happened at the Crown & Anchor Pub & Grill and was captured on the pub’s surveillance camera.

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AJ Pritchard confirms he's joining I'm a Celeb after no longer testing positive for COVID-19

I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star AJ Pritchard has revealed that he will be going ahead with his stint on the show after testing negative for COVID-19.The former Strictly Come Dancing professional confirmed that he had previously tested positive for coronavirus, though has now thankfully been given the all-clear."Yes I did have a positive coronavirus test early into my isolation," he said (via Metro). "I'm very happy to report that I've had two tests recently and they have both come back very negative which means I'm 100% going into the jungle."I'm very excited about that.

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I’m A Celeb team ‘on tenterhooks’ as AJ Pritchard contracts COVID-19

The Sun, AJ is shocked by the diagnosis as he has been ‘feeling fine’ and following the precautions set out.A source told the publication: ‘Everyone is on tenterhooks. Like the other contestants, AJ had a routine Covid test, which came back positive. He will have another one before going in.’They went on to add that if a few of the contestants tested positive then the whole show would be in ‘jeopardy and be very problematic’.The source added that it would be a massive issue if the older celebs contracted the illness.It is unclear if AJ will take part in the series this year as it begins in a week.Fans were concerned that the Welsh lockdown could put the series on hold.

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I'm A Celebrity 'in chaos as AJ Pritchard tests POSITIVE for Covid-19'

The Sun: 'Everyone is on tenterhooks. Like the other contestants AJ had a routine Covid test, which came back positive.

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Production Halted On ‘The Witcher’ After Multiple Positive COVID-19 Tests

Production on “The Witcher” resumed in the U.K. in August after shutting down in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Coronavirus: Government pitches 2021 as ‘year of the Ontario staycation’ during budget

provincial government is hoping residents will keep any potential travel in 2021 inside Ontario’s borders.“Fewer small business owners have been harder hit than our tourism operators,” Finance Minister Rod Phillips told the Ontario legislature during his budget speech on Thursday.“We expect that travelling within Ontario will be safe sooner than travelling beyond our borders.”Government officials announced $150 million in the budget, under a section dubbed 2021 — Year of the Ontario Staycation, is being set aside as they contemplate providing a tax credit to residents for up to 20 per cent of “eligible Ontario tourism expenses.” Canadian tourism sector needs help through ‘very, very dire’ straits: industry heads As for what expenses will

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Strictly fans left furious after show ditches Halloween theme week due to Covid-19 restrictions

STRICTLY fans are seething there is no Halloween theme on this week's show, especially as it actually falls on October 31. Tonight's episode falls on Halloween but sadly the special theme won't be going ahead on screen as the series has been shortened this year.

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Marion County kindergarten class switches to online learning after COVID-19 exposure

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – More than a dozen kindergarteners at a Marion County school will shift to online learning after a single positive case of coronavirus connected to the class was confirmed, according to the school district.Fifteen students and two employees were asked to quarantine this week after one person who tested positive for the virus came into contact with an Emerald Shores Elementary school class.[TRENDING: 3 dead, 1 hurt in motorcycle club shooting | Should parents sanitize Halloween candy? | President Trump returning to Central Florida]According to the most recent COVID-19 report from Marion County schools issued on Oct.

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Alberta switches to appointment-only COVID-19 tests as 900+ cases identified over long weekend

Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced testing at Alberta Health Services COVID-19 assessment centres will switch back to appointment only, in an effort to make the process more efficient as cases continue to rise.

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Diploma exams to be optional for Alberta students this October and November

COVID-19 pandemic.In a statement Tuesday morning, the ministry said the exams will be optional for students this October and November. No decision has been made yet on whether diploma exams will be mandatory or optional for the upcoming terms.“As we continue to listen to students, parents and education partners, it’s clear that some students may not feel comfortable or be in the best position to write exams at this time,” read a statement from Colin Aitchison, press secretary for the education minister’s office.“We know these are challenging times, and that’s why we want to ensure students and their parents have the flexibility to make the best decision for their own situation this exam season.

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Saturday Night Live ditches music guest after breach of Covid-19 protocols

Morgan Wallen has been pulled from a planned performance on Saturday Night Live over coronavirus protocol breaches.

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'Shambolic' glitch sees Brits on edge as thousands of Covid cases go unreported

Covid-19 cases go unreported was branded “shambolic”. Blundering officials at Public Health England admitted it failed to count 15,841 positive cases between September 25 and October 2.Red-faced bosses said the outstanding cases were transferred to Test and Trace “immediately” after thousands of potentially infected Brits faced a delay in being told to isolate.All cases were based to tracers by 1am on Sunday - meaning delays of more than a week in contacting hoards of Brits who had potentially been exposed to the virus.The glitch was reportedly caused by data files reporting positive cases being too big - exceeding the maximum size for a file.

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'Kitchen worker' at Scots high school tests positive for Covid-19

Covid-19. NHS Lanarkshire confirmed that a case has been detected at Our Lady's High School in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire.

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Scots council cancels Christmas switch-on events for 2020 because of Covid-19

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Christmas lights will be going up across South Lanarkshire this year but there won’t be any official switch-on.With restrictions on mass gatherings expected to be in place for the foreseeable future, South Lanarkshire Council have taken the decision not to organise the annual switch-ons for 2020.The uncertainty around the type of events that could be held in November and the significant risk that tighter restrictions could be re-imposed - which would result in cancellation costs - have been sited as reasons behind the decision.Executive director of community and enterprise, Michael McGlynn, has said the council is “still determined to spread a bit of

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Christmas switch-ons and firework displays axed in West Dunbartonshire over Covid fears

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Bonfire Night events and Christmas light switch-ons run by the council have been cancelled this year.Councillors agreed at a full council meeting last week to take the early decision to cancel them now rather than spend money and time preparing for them.It follows a recommendation by officers who say the events wouldn’t be able to be held until phase four of the Scottish Government’s route map out of the Covid-19 crisis, which could still be some time away.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said Scotland will remain in phase 3 because coronavirus remains a significant threat to public health.Christmas lights will still be displayed in the area but there

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COVID-19: Bajaj Allianz pitches for 'pandemic pool'

insurance cover to fight the rising incidences of natural calamities."We need to create a pandemic pool to help individuals and businesses affected by the pandemic to tide over the crisis which sees no end in sight as vaccine is still months away, leave alone a drug to cure the deadly virus."Such a pool can pay home loan EMIs to individuals who have lost their jobs due to the lockdowns and can cover the standing charges of companies with which they can pay their dues/or their employees the salaries," Tapan Singhel, the managing director and chief executive officer of Bajaj Allianz General Insurance told PTI.Sectoral watchdog Irdai had recently constituted a working group to study the possibility of creating a pandemic risk pool which can be

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Back to school in Hamilton may be staggered as registration glitches pop up

Ontario parents still have concerns about Ford’s back-to-school plan School board staff are working to determine what a staggered return to school would look like, including whether different grades would attend class at different times, or on alternating days.Meantime, dozens of parents in Hamilton are complaining about glitches, errors or faulty technology in trying to register their children for fall classes at the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB).The registration deadline is Friday, but several social media groups have popped up and have complained about problems with the public board’s online Parent Portal.We apologize for this service. We are experiencing a high volume of emails, which has resulted in a delay.

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Anna Kendrick, Hailee Steinfeld And More Reunite For A ‘Pitch Perfect’ Performance For Lebanon And COVID-19 Relief

The entire “Pitch Perfect” cast joined forces for a good cause.

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Kim Kardashian ditches sister Kourtney in Paris as she fears COVID-19 in new KUWTK trailer

KIM Kardashian ditches her sister Kourtney in Paris as she worries about COVID-19 in a new Keeping Up With the Kardashians trailer. The new series brings the drama fast as America's favourite reality star family are plunged into the global pandemic.

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John Abbott College athletes back on the pitch after a long COVID-19 induced break

It’s been months since John Abbott College athletes have been able to train with their teams, in person. With classes set to resume in a few days, teams have already started training together while respecting all the health guidelines set out by the province.

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North Paulding High School switches to digital learning after COVID-19 cases and viral photo

PAULDING COUNTY, Ga. - North Paulding High School officials announced the school will be closed to students on Monday and Tuesday. The announcement comes on the heels of 9 students and staff testing positive for COVID-19.In a letter sent to parents Saturday, principal Gabe Carmona says the school is aware of six students and three staff members who were at school last week and have since tested positive for the virus.Then on Sunday, Paulding County Schools Superintendent Brian Otott sent parents a letter telling them North Paulding High would temporarily switch to digital learning for August 10th and 11th. A copy of the full letter can be read below: AdvertisementThe positive tests come amid the fallout over photos taken by a sophomore

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Alberta will switch over to national coronavirus tracing app

coronavirus tracing app, although the timeline on when that will happen is unclear.The province confirmed to Global News that it hopes to transition to COVID Alert, which is currently only active in Ontario but will soon roll out countrywide.Health ministry press secretary Steve Buick said in an email Sunday that the province sees the benefit of a single program across the country.“It had been uncertain if (or) when (the) federal app would be implemented so the priority was to use our own, but now that the federal one is being rolled out, we accept the value of a single national one,” he said.Alberta’s app, ABTraceTogether, has run into some problems after it was initially launched in May.

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EXCLUSIVE: Watch Chris Erskine open up on fifth tier switch and the impact of Covid on full-time offers

Lowland League this summer. Speaking to Lanarkshire Live Sport, the forward reckons the Covid-19 crisis has had a huge impact on potential deals after initially hoping to stay full-time after leaving Livingston.

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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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