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Canada facing ‘final act of the COVID recession,’ Freeland says

Chrystia Freeland said she believes Canada is now facing the “final act of the COVID recession” amid economic challenges, but she believes Canadians will pull through.“This is a period of economic turbulence,” said Freeland, speaking at a press conference on Monday. “This is the final act of the COVID recession.”Freeland said she is not going to “sugarcoat” the current situation and Canadians will face “some challenging months ahead,” citing inflation and rising interest rates.“Some people are going to see their mortgage payments rise and that is a challenge,” said Freeland.

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White House encouraging COVID-19 boosters, flu shot for fall

Close-up shot of a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster shot being administered in Freeport, New York on November 30, 2021. (Steve Pfost/Newsday RM via Getty Images) WASHINGTON - The Biden administration hopes to make getting a COVID-19 booster as routine as going in for the yearly flu shot.That’s at the heart of its campaign to sell the newly authorized shot to an American public that has widely rejected COVID-19 boosters since they first became available last fall.Shots of the updated boosters, specifically designed by Pfizer and Moderna to respond to the omicron strain, could start within days.

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Trucker protests: Freeland calls on political leaders to speak out against ‘unacceptable’ acts

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland called on political leaders of all parties on Monday to speak out against what she said were “unacceptable” acts during the protest against COVID-19 mandates that took place in Ottawa over the weekend.

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G20 summit: Freeland says Canada to donate 200M doses of COVID-19 vaccines by end of 2022

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Saturday at the G20 summit in Rome that Canada is donating 10 million Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses to poorer nations through the COVAX vaccine sharing facility and that Canada’s total contribution will be 200 million vaccine doses by the end of 2022.

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Freeland announces new COVID-19 financial supports as current ones set to expire Oct. 23

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced on Thursday that the federal government is rolling out new business related COVID-19 benefits while also extending some personal supports. She says broad financial supports that are set to expire on Oct.

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Freeland tells Canadians to listen health-care authorities when it comes to travelling amid COVID-19

When asked about advice given by Canada’s top doctor Theresa Tam, telling people to avoid non-essential travel, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Wednesday while visiting Washington D.C. that Canadians should heed the advice.

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COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for federal workers by end of October: Freeland

Deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland announced on Wednesday that all federal workers must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of October or face an unpaid administrative leave.

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Ottawa extending multiple COVID-19 subsidies for workers, businesses amid Delta variant spread

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland on Friday announced COVID-19 benefits, including the wage subsidy and the rent subsidy, are being extended, as are the Canada Recovery Benefit, the Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit and the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit. All had been set to expire on Sept.

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Ottawa extending multiple COVID-19 subsidies for workers, businesses amid Delta spread

Chrystia Freeland says the federal government is extending multiple COVID-19 benefits due to expire in September for an extra 30 days amid reopening delays and concerns about the spread of the Delta variant.At a press conference on Friday, Freeland announced the wage subsidy and the rent subsidy are being extended, as are the Canada Recovery Benefit, the Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit and the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit.All had been set to expire on Sept. 25, but will now run until Oct.

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All airlines eligible for loan to help refund customers impacted by COVID-19 pandemic: Freeland

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said Monday that Air Canada and all other airlines would be eligible for a “voucher refund facility”, or a loan to help airlines refund customers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Freeland says COVID-19 has created ‘window of political opportunity’ to address national child care

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland hinted further at the possible inclusion of a national childcare program in her upcoming federal budget, saying she believes the COVID-19 pandemic has “created a window of political opportunity” for such a program.

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All Scots could be vaccinated against covid-19 in the summer says Jeane Freeman

Jeane Freeman refused to say what that could mean in terms of restrictions being lifted – simply reiterating the Government would be focused on getting pupils back into school.Asked when it might be possible for people to go to pubs or non-essential shops could reopen, Freeman said: “I can’t give you that.”She told BBC Scotland’s Sunday Show: “Education has to be a priority, our children and young people have suffered a great deal in terms of their education and that is about their future.“Then we will look and see what more can be done.“We need to learn of course from our previous experiences, and that is every time you ease the restrictions – and of course that is what we all want – you see a rise in case numbers.

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Coronavirus: Freeland defends vaccine rollout program, assures Canada has ‘most diverse and extensive vaccine portfolio’

Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland on Thursday addressed COVID-19 vaccine shortage concerns during Question Period, saying Canada has the “most diverse and extensive vaccine portfolio in the world” and “every Canadian that wants to be vaccinated, will be, by September.”

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Coronavirus: Canada’s ‘best economic policy is a strong health policy,’ says Freeland over questions of GDP loss

Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said Thursday during Question Period that she understands the hardships businesses are facing with restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic, but stated that “the best economic policy is a strong health policy” when asked about Canada’s shrinking GDP growth.

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Freeland mum on whether Canadians can start making plans for late 2021

coronavirus vaccine by September will be able to access one, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland is stopping short of telling Canadians they can plan for a return to normal at the end of the year.“This is a sneaky, sneaky virus and we all have to be aware of that,” Freeland cautioned after taking a long pause in response to being asked if Canadians can expect things to reopen at the end of 2021.“Having said that, I think it’s also extremely important for us to see that there is light at the end of the tunnel… There is light at the end of the tunnel, but it is a long tunnel.” The U.S. is vaccinating nearly 1M people per day.

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Scots home carers threaten strike action over Covid-19 testing delays

Covid-19 testing.Thousands of staff claim they have been left terrified of infecting vulnerable clients because virus screening promised two months ago still hasn’t been delivered.The employees – who work across local authorities and private care providers – could walk out.In a consultative ballot, more than 1300 GMB members were in favour of action and another vote is expected this month.Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said routine testing will roll out this month.But GMB Scotland organiser Rhea Wolfson said: “There’s a lack of confidence that the Government’s testing delivery plan can actually produce clear and unambiguous guidance for a mid-January roll out."It should be a source of shame that thousands of home carers, supported only

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Freeland assures fiscal guardrails will be ‘anchored’ by the time COVID-19 recovery plan released

Mercedes Stephenson speaks with Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland on ‘The West Block’ about COVID-19 and Canada’s economic recovery. “We need to conquer COVID before we know for sure how much money it’s going to be,” says Freeland.

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Bill Kelly: COVID-19 spending is frightening, but necessary

Chrystia Freeland‘s economic statement is rife with stimulus spending to do whatever it takes to help Canadians and Canadian businesses to stay safe and solvent.The fact that the conservative-minded Chambers of Commerce, which advocates for the interests of small businesses, supports such measures speaks to the severity of the circumstances that citizens and businesses face now and in the future.Should we be concerned about the monumental deficits that are being created and fiscal challenges we’ll face on the other side of this horrific health care and economic calamity? Absolutely — but we need our governments to deal with the crisis before us.The costs of battling this pandemic are enormous, but the cost of not doing enough is worse.There

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All eyes on Ottawa as Freeland set to deliver hotly awaited coronavirus fiscal update

Chrystia Freeland is set to share more details on the government’s spending plans as officials continue pouring money into the coronavirus crisis, still with no clear end in sight.Freeland will give a federal fiscal update on Monday afternoon in the House of Commons, marking her first formal fiscal presentation since taking over the finance post from Bill Morneau in August.“This is not only an unprecedented time, we have shifted finance ministers and this is her first major official piece of work,” said Armine Yalnizyan, an economist and fellow with the progressive Atkinson Foundation.In that speech, Freeland suggested the government views the need to keep spending while economic restrictions remain in place as being tied to what it has

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Coronavirus: Freeland outlines Canada’s vaccine procurements for the House

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland outlined for the House of Commons Monday the current slate of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine procurement purchases, after saying earlier that Canada is “well-positioned” when it comes to potential coronavirus vaccines

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Braves' Freeman wins NL MVP, White Sox slugger Abreu gets AL

NEW YORK – Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman easily won the NL MVP award Thursday, topping off a trying year that saw him become so ill with COVID-19 he prayed “please don’t take me.”Chicago White Sox slugger José Abreu earned the AL MVP, a reward for powering his team back into the playoffs for the first time since 2008.Freeman got 28 of the 30 first-place ballots in voting by members of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

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Coronavirus: Freeland won’t commit to allowing a health committee review of government’s pandemic response

Asked by Conservative Opposition Leader Erin O’Toole during Thursday’s question period on whether she will vote with the Conservatives’ motion to allow a health committee study on COVID-19 response, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland didn’t commit to the MP’s request but rather said the Liberals’ government will continue putting Canadians’ health first in the time of a national crisis.

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NHS Tayside gets £52m to help with pressures of COVID

Perth and Kinross rocked by fifth earthquake in a month Scotland’s health boards will receive a total of £1.1 billion in additional funding, which will also be designated to help health services prepare for the winter months.Announced on Tuesday, health secretary Jeane Freeman said: “The health and social care sector has a critical frontline role in responding to the single greatest public health crisis of our lifetimes, and I want to pay tribute to all staff involved for their heroic efforts to overcome the many challenges presented by this pandemic. Laser lights thrill thousands to mark cancelled Enchanted Forest event “As we continue to safely remobilise our health and social care sector, the Scottish Government is taking action to

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Coronavirus: Canada has procured 7.9 million rapid COVID-19 tests, says Freeland

In an exchange during Monday’s session of question period in the House of Commons, Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole asked Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland about Canada’s procurement of rapid coronavirus tests, specifically for Manitoba.

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Freeland says she’s confident coronavirus defeat ‘is not years away’

Chrystia Freeland, who was appointed Minister of Finance in August when Bill Morneau resigned, said she is confident the coronavirus will be defeated and that it won’t take years to do so.But until that happens, she said the government is prepared to keep spending money even as the deficit is projected to hit $343 billion this fiscal year, with no clear plan for how or when the federal government will rein it in.

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Political intervention over rapid test demands would be ‘dangerous’: Freeland

Chrystia Freeland says she understands the swelling attention being focused on rapid coronavirus tests as a way to reduce long wait times at many testing centres across the country.But she warned that any intervention by the federal government to help speed the approval process could result in some of the “dangerous consequences” being seen elsewhere in the world.Freeland took questions from reporters at a press conference on Thursday in which she and Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough announced new legislation proposing to increase benefits and to continue federal powers to spend money without needing the direct approval of the House of Commons.She was asked whether there was anything the federal government could do as frustrations mount

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Coronavirus: Freeland says government working on rent relief for small business, asks landlords to help

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland discussed the Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance (CERCRA) on Monday, saying that the government is “committed to finding ways to support” small business and also made a plea to landlords to do their part to help small businesses until the country gets past the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Jeanne Freeman to quit Holyrood as SNP's Health Secretary confirms she will not contest next year's election

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterHealth Secretary Jeane Freeman is to quit Holyrood after announcing she will not stand at next year's Scottish elections.The SNP MSP, who represents Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley, announced her decision tonight, saying it was the "right time for me to stand aside".The 66-year-old has served as Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport since June 2018 after previously holding the position of Minister for Social Security in Nicola Sturgeon’s Government.She said: “After very careful thought I have decided not to stand for re-selection as the SNP candidate for Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley in the 2021 Scottish Parliament elections.“It has been

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Coronavirus pandemic will dictate Freeland’s plan for economy, experts say

Chrystia Freeland, who 24 hours earlier had become Canada’s finance minister.For the president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the call signaled how Freeland will approach her new portfolio — reaching out to multiple stakeholders and listening to ideas before embarking on a path forward.“She’s hard-working. She’s accessible.

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No passengers flying into Scotland had follow-up checks for Covid-19 last month, admits Jeane Freeman

Covid-19 since quarantine legislation was passed by Holyrood a month ago. Health secretary Jeane Freeman today blamed an administrative delay which saw NHS staff unable to access the Home Office systems which log flight details - a situation described as "staggering" by Scots Tory leader Jackson Carlaw.

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Hospital staff in Scotland still not being tested regularly for Covid-19, admits Jeane Freeman

Covid-19, despite repeated calls for such a programme to begin. Jeane Freeman said discussions were under way about testing staff in some areas of hospitals as the NHS resumes some non-Covid treatments.

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Nicky Jam Freestyles During Billboard Live At-Home Performance

Nicky Jam kicked off Billboard's Live At-Home performance on Thursday (May 28) by offering an acoustic take of songs such as "El Amante," "Travesuras" and "Voy a Beber."

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland says government will protect Canadian companies from hostile foreign takeovers

When asked by MP Ed Fast on Thursday during a virtual sitting of the House of Commons about the prospect of foreign investors and foreign hostile takeovers of Canadian companies during the economic downturn caused by COVID-19, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said that the federal government will “always stand up for the national interest” and national security, prohibiting “hostile interests from buying up” Canadian companies.

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Tony winner Audra McDonald and 60 Minutes correspondent John Dickerson on Monday will host the one-night-only benefit concert A Night of Covenant House Stars to support the nonprofit organization Covenant House's COVID-19 relief efforts. The virtual show will feature a star-studded lineup with appearances by Meryl Streep, Morgan Freeman, Dolly Parton, Diane Keaton, Jon Bon Jovi, Stephen Colbert, Dionne Warwick, Stephanie J.

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Coronavirus: Freeland won’t say if U.S. wants border deal extended beyond June

Canada and the United States are both “very comfortable” with their mutual ban on non-essential cross-border travel, but Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland won’t say if the Americans want to extend the restrictions beyond June 21.

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Health secretary Jeane Freeman says wrong care home guidance was 'not a conspiracy'

Scotland's health minister blamed "an error, not a conspiracy" after draft guidance for care homes was published before it had been officially approved.

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Doug Ford calls for a national strategy on contact tracing of COVID-19 cases

TORONTO – Ontario’s premier is calling for a national strategy on contact tracing.

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Coronavirus outbreak: When it comes to anti-Chinese sentiment, Freeland says ‘a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian’

Asked about a rising number of reports of anti-Chinese racism in Canada following the outbreak of COVID-19, some specifically directed at the chief public health officer of Canada, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrysita Freeland said Monday that such sentiment has no place in today’s Canada and that “a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian.”

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland praises Ontario for increase in COVID-19 testing

Speaking to reporters in Ottawa on Tuesday, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland praised Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the province for moving quickly to ramp up their overall COVID-19 testing.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland says she’s not at liberty to discuss details of Canada’s intelligence on COVID-19

Speaking to reporter in Ottawa on Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland said she was not at liberty to discuss details of when Canada’s intelligence community first became aware of the risk posed by the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, China.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland says it’s ‘premature’ to set a date for lifting of U.S. / Canada border restrictions

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Wednesday that based on what health officials are saying, because Canadians have been disciplined in physical distancing they can be “cautiously optimistic” on the current state of COVID-19 in Canada. She said there is still a ways to go and it would be “premature” to set a date to lift border restrictions currently in place along the Canada-U.S.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland says Canada has engaged ‘energetically’ with intelligence partners on COVID-19

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland said Canada has engaged “energetically” with it’s global partners when it comes to intelligence relating to COVID-19, but could not disclose any more information including specifics on when Canada became aware of the threat posed by COVID-19 due to “confidentiality.”

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland grilled on ‘Five Eyes’ intelligence regarding early COVID-19 warnings

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre grilled Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland on Saturday during a special sitting of the House of Commons on when the Prime Minister and members of cabinet had seen, and who among them had seen, “Five Eyes” intelligence indicating the true extent of the dangers posed to Canada and the world by the COVID-19 virus.

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Freeland won’t say if Canada has seen U.S. intel flagging Chinese coronavirus data

Can Chinese coronavirus data be trusted?

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland delivers emotional message to elder Canadians amid COVID-19 pandemic

Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland delivered an emotional message to elderly Canadians during a COVID-19 update on Friday, saying that Canadians “are doing everything in our power to keep you safe.” She added that although physical distancing can be hard, it is done to stop the virus from spreading to vulnerable individuals.

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Coronavirus outbreak: Freeland reiterates message of ‘critical week’ in COVID-19 fight

Echoing the sentiment of Canada’s public health officer, Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland opened her press conference Tuesday with a message reiterating that this week represented a “critical week” in the domestic fight against COVID-19.

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Calgary researcher leads global study to improve diagnosis, treatment for kids with COVID-19

A researcher from the University of Calgary is leading a global study aimed at improving the diagnosis and treatment of children with COVID-19.

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