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learning gaps caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.In a news release, the Upper Grand District School Board said it is receiving just under $4 million from the Ministry of Education that will be allocated towards summer programming, reading intervention programs and student success initiatives. Ontario to revamp approach to literacy after damning report released “The plan will focus on students with the highest needs as a result of the learning disruption caused by the pandemic with a focus on literacy and numeracy needs,” Upper Grand said.The first phase will begin in the spring and will see the launch of a reading intervention program for elementary students, led by qualified teachers.It also includes support for secondary students struggling in their current courses.Phase 2 involves literacy and numeracy summer camps for elementary students and summer learning strategies courses at the secondary level.The third phase is the same as the first but will run from Sept.

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Quebec should plan mass campaign to give out COVID-19 booster shots: vaccine committee

COVID-19 vaccine fourth-dose campaign for the general population that would be launched in the fall.Quebecers most vulnerable to serious consequences from the disease — seniors over 80, immunocompromised people and residents of long-term care homes — can start receiving a fourth dose of vaccine next week, health officials said Wednesday. The same day, the immunization committee said the government should start planning to give second boosters out to everyone in a few months.In a written opinion released Thursday, the Comité sur l’immunisation du Québec recommended the government implement “a new vaccine strategy aimed at periodically boosting immunity against COVID-19 while also allowing for the ability to react to a possible emergence of a new variant of concern.”Quebec to offer 4th dose of COVID-19 vaccine to at-risk groups as cases, hospitalizations riseA mass second-booster campaign, the committee suggested, could take place in September or October and target “either all persons authorized to receive vaccines against COVID-19, or those usually targeted by the seasonal influenza vaccination program.”Currently, only 52 per cent of the population aged five and older have received a third dose of vaccine, according to provincial health data.The committee released an analysis of hospitalizations and deaths that occurred between January and mid-March indicating that people 80 and older were almost 200 times more likely to die of COVID-19 than those under 60, and 16 times more likely to be hospitalized.

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Canada’s top doctors say Alberta’s COVID-19 plan could have ripple effects across the country

Alberta’s decision to end isolation requirements for those who test positive for COVID-19, or who have been in close contact with someone who has, could have ripple effects across the country.Chief public health officer Theresa Tam is urging people to continue isolating, get tested for COVID-19 and inform their close contacts even if it is no longer mandated.

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Alberta’s former top doctor significantly concerned with plan to lift COVID-19 rules

Alberta’s former chief medical officer of health, Dr. James Talbot, joined Global News at Noon to share his take on the province removing almost all COVID-19 safeguards.

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Calgary E.R. doctor alarmed kids will pay for Alberta’s plan to drop most COVID-19 restrictions

Calgary emergency room physician Dr. Joe Vipond says Alberta should be preparing more powerful public health restrictions — not removing the few the province has left — as cases of COVID-19 increase.

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Health Minister Tyler Shandro defends plan to drop most of Alberta’s COVID-19 rules

On Thursday, Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro defended the province’s plan to end most public health measures aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, including most isolation for positive cases, masking, and testing rules.

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Day one of national booking system goes to plan

The first day of the COVID-19 vaccination national booking system being live to the public was a resounding success, Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield says.

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COVID-19: Quebec premier hints at pandemic reopening plan

https://t.co/y2SLvZMUaM— François Legault (@francoislegault) May 16, 2021Earlier this month, Legault said he would like to have a roadmap similar to that in Saskatchewan, which unveiled a three-step plan to ease measures based on attaining certain COVID-19 vaccination levels.The pending announcement comes as Quebec has opened immunization appointments to anyone over the age of 18. The goal is to offer a first dose to all adults who want one by June 24.Last week, Legault said the province is headed in the right direction as the number of new cases and hospitalizations fall.

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A look at who the provinces plan to vaccinate against COVID-19 in the coming weeks

COVID-19 vaccine supplies ramp up across the country, most provinces and territories have released details of who can expect to receive a shot in the coming weeks.Health Canada says up to 37 million doses of vaccine could be shipped in May and June, but only 20.3 million doses of Pfizer-BioNTech and 1.04 million doses of Moderna are confirmed. The remaining 11.3 million doses of Moderna, and another four million doses of Oxford-AstraZeneca from various sources are still tentative.Provinces initially suspended giving AstraZeneca shots to people under the age of 55 based on an advisory committee’s advice, but their recommendation changed on April 23 to reflect that the shot is safe for anyone aged 30 and older.

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Phase 1 of Saskatchewan’s coronavirus vaccine plan adds more health-care workers

COVID-19 vaccine delivery plan.Premier Scott Moe announced on Tuesday that, after a review of the plan, additional categories of health-care workers would be added. Saskatchewan police, teachers frustrated with COVID-19 immunization plan “These include anyone that is directly involved in delivering COVID-19 immunizations in Phase 1 and throughout into Phase 2,” he said.“This would include physicians, pharmacists and other Saskatchewan Health Authority health-care providers that are directly involved in delivering these immunizations — our immunization teams, if you will.

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Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph announce mass COVID-19 vaccination plan

COVID-19 vaccination program is committed to vaccinating at least 75 per cent of the population aged 16 years and over by early August.Plans were announced on Tuesday that would see vaccination clinics set up around the area which will aim to administer 10,000 doses per day. Health minister says Ontario not ready to release more detailed COVID-19 vaccine plan The program will begin as soon as additional vaccine doses become available, public health said in a news release.“The mass vaccination against COVID-19 is one of the largest public health projects our region has ever seen,” medical officer of health, Dr.

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Coronavirus: Health minister says Ontario not ready to release more detailed COVID-19 vaccine plan

COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan because of continued supply shortages.Christine Elliott says the province knows which age groups it wants to prioritize as it distributes its vaccines, but it does not yet have a reliable supply chain. Premier Doug Ford defends Ontario’s reopening plan as stay-at-home order lifts for 27 regions Elliott says until the vaccine stock becomes more dependable, the province does not want to release timelines it may not be able to achieve.She says the impending federal approval of a third vaccine – the shot manufactured by AstraZeneca – could also change the province’s targets.

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Aston Villa plan to play U23s vs Liverpool with FA hopeful Covid won't stop cup tie

Aston Villa are planning to field a team made up of under-23s if their FA Cup clash with Liverpool goes ahead on Friday night.The scheduled third-round tie is in serious doubt after Villa were forced to close their training ground on Thursday due to an outbreak of Covid-19 cases.Club officials are now locked in talks with the FA over the best course of action just 24 hours before the match is due to kick off.An FA statement reads: ”The Football Association and Aston Villa are working closely together to try to ensure that the club’s Third Round Proper fixture with Liverpool can go ahead as planned at Villa Park tomorrow evening.“Final confirmation will be made tomorrow pending the results of additional COVID-19 testing.”Liverpool are

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Omni Healthcare announces plan for Brevard COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Florida Today reported.Omni Healthcare President and Chief Executive Officer Dr. Craig Deligdish cautioned that initial supplies of the vaccine are limited.He expects Thursday’s first shipment to include 2,000 vaccine doses.

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AdventHealth announces drive-up COVID-19 vaccine plan for seniors

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Senate GOP leader sticking with partisan COVID relief plan

WASHINGTON – Top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell said he's largely sticking with a partisan, scaled-back COVID-19 relief bill that has already failed twice this fall, even as Democratic leaders and a bipartisan group of moderates offered concessions in hopes of passing pandemic aid before Congress adjourns for the year.The Kentucky Republican made the announcement Tuesday after President-elect Joe Biden called upon lawmakers to pass a downpayment relief bill now with more to come next year. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi resumed talks with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin about a year-end spending package that could include COVID relief provisions.

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Northern leaders threaten legal challenge against coronavirus wage plan and call for vote

Northern leaders have threatened legal action against new Covid-19 wage support measures and called on MPs to reject the plan in a Commons vote.

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Vancouver city council approves $30-million emergency COVID-19 housing action plan

Residents of Vancouver’s Strathcona neighbourhood are cautiously optimistic after city council finally approved a plan to spend millions to get unhoused people inside during the pandemic. Jordan Armstrong has more – including why it may not mean an end to tent cities.

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BC Greens unveil COVID-19 recovery plan focusing on climate action

B.C. election 2020 promise tracker: What the major parties are pledging Furstenau said a Green government would initiate a just transition program for workers to move to guaranteed jobs in the clean economy.The plan would establish a $1-billion strategic investment fund to support business innovation, especially initiatives that would help B.C.

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Experts, advocates warn Toronto’s COVID-19 resurgence plan needs to focus more on vulnerable housing

The City of Toronto has unveiled its plan to address five key areas related to a second wave of COVID-19. While it addresses needs for housing the vulnerable, many are warning it won’t do enough amid the pandemic. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Toronto officials unveil resurgence plan for 2nd wave of COVID-19

Toronto officials unveiled a plan on Monday in case a second wave of COVID-19 hits the city. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Redeemer University finalizes plan for safe return to classes

https://t.co/Nv5V4mTaFQ— Redeemer University (@RedeemerUniv) August 28, 2020Redeemer provost and vice-president David Zietsma says the university has taken steps to ensure active participation by investing “around a million dollars in technology to ensure that students studying remotely will be on a screen in the room.”Zietsma says Redeemer has also invested in health and safety on campus by installing automatic door openers on washrooms and plastic screens on counters, tables and desks, and by adding ultraviolet filtration to the heating and cooling system.He adds that Redeemer University has also hired a COVID-19 monitoring nurse to check daily for symptoms and for tracking and monitoring of “any outbreaks or troubling trends” seen among

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In Brazil’s wealthiest state, scientists fear a budget plan could cripple research

ão Paulo in Brazil is one of three major academic research centers that could lose tens of millions of reais held in reserve accounts under proposed legislation aimed at reducing a state budget deficit. By Ignacio AmigoAcademic researchers in São Paulo, Brazil’s wealthiest and most populous state, are warning that proposed legislation before the state assembly could cripple major universities and long-term research projects.

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How Quebecers plan to spend their Construction Holiday

According to a new survey, one in five Quebecers plan to travel during the Construction Holidays, and amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many of them are choosing to explore their own province.

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Most of Ontario moves into phase 3 of reopening plan

Ontario is taking a regional approach to reopening in the midst of COVID-19, excluding hotspots like Toronto as the province enters phase 3 this weekend. Erica Vella looks at what’s now allowed, and the warnings from the province’s top health officials.

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Nova Scotia parents demand back-to-school action plan

While the COVID-19 pandemic kicked kids out of the classroom, Nova Scotia says it will resume classes this fall.

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U.S. Republicans propose plan to shield businesses, schools from coronavirus lawsuits

Republicans to award businesses, schools, and universities sweeping exemptions from lawsuits arising from inadequate coronavirus safeguards is putting Republicans and Democrats at loggerheads as Congress reconvenes next week to negotiate another relief package.The liability proposal, drafted by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and senior Republican John Cornyn of Texas, promises to shield employers when customers and workers are exposed to coronavirus by moving lawsuits to federal court and limiting legal liability to acts of “gross negligence or intentional misconduct,” according to a draft of the plan obtained by The Associated Press. Trump claims the U.S.

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'Big window' - Is testing plan rigorous enough for football?

guidance for playing college sports during the coronavirus pandemic recommends testing players once a week within 72 hours of competition. For typical Saturday football games, that means Wednesday would be the soonest athletes would be tested.Is that enough for a team of about 100 athletes playing a contact sport to get through a season without major disruptions? Especially considering simply being exposed to someone who tests positive can land a player in quarantine for two weeks?“Seventy-two hours leaves open a big window for somebody to test negative on Wednesday, become infectious on Thursday or Friday or Saturday morning and then go onto the field and spread it around,” said Zachary Binney, an epidemiologist at Emory University.

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Everything you need to know about Osceola County’s back-to-school plan

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – As Florida continues to see a surge in coronavirus cases, Osceola County school leaders are working to welcome students back for the 2020-2021 academic year with adjusted learning options.Osceola County Public Schools has been working on details to reopen for in-person learning after the Florida Department of Education issued an executive order telling schools to physically reopen come August.The school district’s “Ready. Set.

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CUPE poll shows Peterborough, Lindsay residents feel province didn’t plan properly for COVID-19

A new poll from the Canadian Union of Public Employees suggests nearly 60 per cent of residents in Peterborough and Lindsay feel the province didn’t properly plan to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

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Battling Perth gym bosses stay positive despite demolition plan

The operators of a Perth gym earmarked for demolition have vowed to keep fighting to retain the facility.

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How concerned is B.C.’s top doctor about COVID-19 cases heading into phase 2 of restart plan?

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is asked by a reporter at a press conference Monday, about her concerns about COVID-19 transmission as British Columbia heads into phase 2 of its plan to restart the economy.

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Gartcairn boss reveals one disappointment over West of Scotland League conference plan SFA KO

Gartcairn boss Willie Kinniburgh admits the club are disappointed to be cut out of the tier six West of Scotland League plans.

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Coronavirus: Canadian gym owners eye reopening plan amid increased financial pressure

The strategy would see its centres take on half-measures, such as allowing a limited number of people inside its gyms during allotted times.

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No cases of COVID-19 reported in Alberta daycares open for essential service workers

Daycares in Alberta are currently open only to the children of essential workers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and so far no positive cases of the virus have been reported.

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Canadian restaurants plan their reopenings as COVID-19 restrictions ease

After a roughly seven-week hiatus from serving coffee, Vancouver’s Pallet Coffee Roasters over the next week will reopen five of its cafes in an uncertain environment.

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Taylor Swift Calls Big Machine's Plan to Release Live Performances Album "Shameless Greed"

Taylor Swift on Thursday took to Instagram to let it be known that she does not support her former record label Big Machine's imminent plan to release an album of past live performances. "Hey guys - I want to thank my fans for making me aware that my former record label is putting out an 'album' of live performances of mine tonight.

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Saskatchewan outlines 5-phase plan to reopen economy gradually

Saskatchewan is set to be Canada’s first province to reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic, after Premier Scott Moe unveiled his five-phase plan to begin the “new normal” way of life.

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Coronavirus: Saskatchewan businesses prepare as province rolls out plan to reopen

With the transition to restoring normalcy in Saskatchewan set to begin early next month, some businesses around the province are preparing to reopen.

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Man Utd have alternative plan to player wage cuts so won’t copy Chelsea or Arsenal

Manchester United have come up with an alternative plan to player wage cuts as coronavirus hits the club’s income, a path taken by rivals Chelsea and Arsenal.

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Dundee set to say YES to SPFL's survival plan as John Nelms nears shock vote U-turn

Dundee are on the brink of releasing Scottish football from coronavirus deadlock by finally giving their backing to the SPFL’s controversial survival plan.

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PM Modi taps social influencers to plan strategy against covid-19

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reaching out to social influencers to mobilise public opinion in the battle against covid-19 pandemic. Modi has held over a dozen of meetings in the last fortnight via video conferencing with social influencers, including religious heads and sportspersons.

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Expert trashes plan for coronavirus 'immunity wristbands' - saying they're 'dangerous'

A health expert has blasted "dangerous" plans being considered by the government for an "immunity passport" to let those who've had coronavirus leave home.

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SBI gives staggered withdrawal plan to Jan Dhan accounts

NEW DELHI : The State Bank of India (SBI) has decided to allow withdrawals from Jan Dhan accounts only in a staggered manner to prevent rush of account holders looking for cash during the difficult period of Covid-19 induced lockdown.

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IMPALA Launches 10-Point Coronavirus Crisis Plan to Support Indie Artists & Labels

LONDON – Digital music services like Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music are being called upon to make faster royalty payments and hand over a higher percentage of revenues to artists and rightsholders to help them survive the coronavirus crisis.

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Interim guidance for homeless service providers to plan and respond to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)

This interim guidance is based on what is currently known about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will update this interim guidance as needed and as additional information becomes available.

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