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Second confirmed case of COVID-19 in Peterborough area: health unit

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Peterborough Public Health has confirmed its second confirmed case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

During a media conference on Wednesday morning, Dr. Rosana Salvaterra, medical officer of health, stated test results confirm the second case in its jurisdiction which includes the City of Peterborough, Peterborough County, Hiawatha First Nation and Curve Lake First Nation.

She said the individual was in close contact with the first confirmed case of COVID-19 which was announced on Sunday afternoon.

That patient is a man in his 30s who travelled to Spain and Portugal in late February. He returned home on Feb. 24 and began to have flu-like symptoms on March 1.

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Trucker protests: Ottawa police respond to incident involving horse-mounted units

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Trucker protests: Ottawa police say they’ve arrested 47 demonstrators Saturday, 170 total

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Trucker protests: Ottawa police tracking protesters for possible financial penalties, criminal charges

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Ivermectin does not prevent severe COVID-19 illness, study finds

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Police clear Ottawa 'Freedom convoy' protesters at Parliament to end siege

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Convoy protests: King, Lich to remain in custody as bail hearing moved to Tuesday

anti-government protest on Parliament Hill, Pat King and Tamara Lich, will be appearing in court for their bail hearing on Tuesday.Ottawa police say King, 44, faces charges of mischief, counselling to commit mischief, counselling to commit the offence of disobeying a court order and counselling to obstruct police.King, who hails from Red Deer, Alta., livestreamed his own arrest on Facebook on Friday, and he remains in jail until his bail hearing Tuesday.King is among the more than 100 people police say they have arrested as part of a massive police operation to clear demonstrators who have been blockading Parliament Hill for nearly four weeks.Ottawa police say convoy blockade ‘aggressive,’ one arrested after gas launchedLich already appeared in court Saturday — wearing a mask — for her bail hearing but an Ontario judge said she will decide on Tuesday whether to grant bail to Lich.That means the 49-year-old Alberta woman will be returned to the local Ottawa detention centre until then.Lich, who has been in jail since Thursday night, was charged with counselling to commit mischief in connection with the protests.Decision on convoy organizer Tamara Lich bail will not come until Tuesday morning. She’s been in jail since Thursday night.

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Trucker protests: Tense moments as Ottawa police clash with demonstrators

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Construction worker struck by vehicle in Blackwood, police say

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Man, 32, shot and killed in Kensington, police say

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Widespread condemnation of violent attack on Coastal GasLink worksite in Northern B.C.

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Nova Scotia reports 60 people in hospital due to COVID-19

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Live: Police continue to remove Ottawa’s trucker convoy blockades

Police in Ottawa are continuing a crackdown to end the so-called “Freedom Convoy” that has been encamped for 23 days in the nation’s capital as of Saturday.

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1,191 people hospitalized in Ontario with COVID-19, 329 in intensive care

Ontario hospital with COVID-19 on Saturday, as the province continues to grapple with the ongoing pandemic.New data released by the province also said 329 people are receiving care in an intensive care unit (ICU) after testing positive for the virus. Ontario COVID numbers: 1,281 people in hospital, 352 in intensive care Both the number of people hospitalized and the total number of people in an ICU dropped from numbers recorded a day earlier.On Friday 1,281 people were in hospital with COVID-19, while 352 were in intensive care.In a tweet on Saturday, Ontario’s Health Minister Christine Elliott said of those in hospital, 50 per cent were admitted for COVID-19, while 50 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have tested positive for the virus.Meanwhile, Elliott said 79 per cent of those in ICU were admitted for COVID-19, while 21 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have tested positive for the virus.According to the data, as of Saturday, 216 people were on a ventilator with COVID-19.329 people are in ICU with #COVID19.

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Dozens arrested as police clearing the streets of Ottawa

three-week -long trucker protest, including two of the so-called “Freedom Convoy’s” organizers. This is day 22 of the entrenched protest in the Nation’s Capital. Catherine Urquhart has the latest.

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Strictly's Joanne Clifton shares health update on knee condition after BBC show exit

Strictly Come Dancing champion Joanne Clifton has opened up about her health diagnosis which left her in tears.The professional dancer, 38, was crowned the winner of the BBC dancing competition back in 2016 alongside Ore Oduba.However, fans of the show were unaware that Joanne was battling osteoarthritis in her knees at the age of just 31.She has been raising awareness about the condition, which can impact her daily life, but has vowed to never give up her career.Addressing the moment she was told of her diagnosis, Joanne told Express.co.uk that she broke down in tears.She explained: "I knew there was some kind of problem because my knee absolutely flared up like a balloon. Just one of them.

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Delhi records 635 new Covid-19 cases, active tally at 2,617

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Coronavirus: Peterborough COVID-19 cases reach double-digits, 13 confirmed

Peterborough now has 13 confirmed cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, according to the region’s health unit.

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First hospitalized case of COVID-19 in Peterborough: health unit

Peterborough Public Health says it has its first hospitalized case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.

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Peterborough to open emergency shelter, re-open select daycares for essential workers amid COVID-19 crisis

Peterborough Public Health says some daycares in the city will be re-opening to support essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Coronavirus: 2 new confirmed COVID-19 cases brings Peterborough-area total to 7

Peterborough Public Health says two more confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported on Wednesday, bringing the total number of cases in the region to seven.

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2 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Peterborough area: health unit

Two more positive cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Peterborough area, according to the region’s health unit.

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No additional cases of coronavirus in Peterborough; public health urges vigilant social distancing

Peterborough Public Health says there were no additional positive cases of COVID-19 reported over the weekend but says that does not mean it’s time for complacency.

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No new coronavirus cases Friday as City of Peterborough considers declaring state of emergency

No new cases of COVID-19 were reported Friday as Peterborough city and county officials encouraged unity amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Peterborough Public Health reports 3rd confirmed case of COVID-19

Peterborough Public Health has confirmed its third case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: Peterborough health unit reports no new cases, shortage of swabs for testing

There have been no new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the Peterborough area, but there is a shortage of swabs for testing, according to the region’s health unit.

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