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Conservatives remain strong in Alberta, but the NDP is the emerging ‘progressive’ choice

NDP on the move, Liberals stuck in the mud This federal election matters more for Alberta in terms of what it will mean for provincial politics going forward, and less about what it will mean for how many Conservative MPs the province will send to Ottawa this time around (hint: a lot).Most ridings will reliably vote Conservative, but that is because the main objective for Alberta voters in this election is simple: vote the Liberals (and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau) out of office.There is no love lost in Alberta for the Liberals or Trudeau, despite the Liberals winning four seats in Alberta in 2015.They lost them all in 2019.

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Most parents want online or hybrid learning for students, survey finds

recent survey found most parents and guardians are worried about their children getting infected with COVID-19 as in-person schooling resumes, and that a majority desired online classes or a hybrid situation. The survey was conducted by Edge Research and results were released on September 1 by the National PTA, a nonprofit association that provides resources to parents regarding public education.

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Pandemic unemployment benefits end for 7M Americans on Labor Day

coronavirus pandemic expired on Monday.In addition to the 7.5 million workers who face the loss of all unemployment benefits on Labor Day, another 3 million stand to lose the extra $300 boost to their state jobless aid, according to a recent report published by the left-leaning Century Foundation. The lapse of the jobless aid, set up by Congress nearly 18 months ago as the virus forced an unprecedented shutdown of the nation's economy, pushing unemployment to the highest rate since the Great Depression, could precipitate a sharp pullback in spending: The Century Foundation estimated that ending the programs will drain about $5 billion a week from the economy, threatening its slow progress to pre-pandemic levels.In addition to providing

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Union workers feeling more confident amid COVID-19 labor shortage

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - When negotiations failed to produce a new contract at a Volvo plant in Virginia this spring, its 2,900 workers went on strike.The company soon dangled what looked like a tempting offer — at least to the United Auto Workers local leaders who recommended it to their members: Pay raises.

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How COVID-19 Has affected the Real Estate Industry: Shamus Goss

Shamus Goss, a real estate investor, discusses the impact it has had on real estate.

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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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Covid-19, Afghanistan situation on agenda of BRICS Summit

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COVID-19: Unvaccinated Ontario school staff will need to get tested 2 times per week

COVID-19 test results two times per week, according to a memo from the Ministry of Education.The memo from Deputy Education Minister Nancy Naylor was sent to directors of education, as well as secretaries and treasurers of school authorities.“As you know, in accordance with the instructions issued by the (chief medical officer of health), schools and child care programs must require that individuals who are not fully vaccinated submit to regular rapid antigen screening,” the memo said.

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Pipeline broken during Hurricane Ida causing Gulf oil spill identified

WASHINGTON (AP) - Divers at the site of an ongoing oil spill that appeared in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Ida have identified the apparent source as one-foot diameter pipeline displaced from a trench on the ocean floor and broken open.Talos Energy, the Houston-based company currently paying for the cleanup, said in a statement issued Sunday evening that the busted pipeline does not belong to them.The company said it is working with the U.S. Coast Guard and other state and federal agencies to coordinate the response and identify the owner of the ruptured pipeline.Two additional 4-inch pipelines were also identified in the area that are open and apparently abandoned.

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Preschool pianist's Carnegie Hall debut postponed due to lack of COVID-19 vaccines for children

4-year-old who was on track for an onstage performance at Carnegie Hall won’t be able to participate in the concert hall’s winners’ recital this year because there are no coronavirus vaccines available for her age group.Brigitte Xie from Ridgefield, Connecticut, was recently pulled out from the event, according to a report from South West News Service (SWNS).Her mother, Nicole Sun, told the news agency that Brigitte isn’t all that disappointed because Carnegie Hall isn’t really on her radar."She doesn’t know much, to be honest – I tell her, 'Yeah baby you won the prize,' and she was like 'OK, can we go to Disney store now?'" Sun recalled during an interview with SWNS.RELATED: Piano prodigy practices for Carnegie Hall performanceShe went on,

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Travel giant On The Beach to create hundreds of new jobs as pandemic recovery continues

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Dumfries nightclub boss calls for all hospitality venues to back coronavirus vaccine passport plan

“There is a problem so bring it in for people operating hotels, restaurants, clubs and pubs.”People can already request a paper copy of their vaccination record to allow them to travel and from today they will be provided with a QR code so they can download a copy of the record to keep on their phone.

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Covid in Scotland LIVE as vaccine passport app not ready yet just weeks before launch

covid vaccine passport mobile phone app has not had final instructions just weeks before it is set to go live. Netcompany has revealed the NHS has yet to give them final specifications for the application which could be introduced later this month if MSPs vote to back Nicola Sturgeon 's plan.

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Toronto health workers voice COVID-19 concerns during Trudeau’s election stop

Justin Trudeau thanked the few dozen Toronto General Hospital staffers for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and called the protests against proof-of-vaccination systems “horrifying.” Trudeau doubles down on gun laws, pledges tougher firearm control “I want to tell you, all of Canadians stand with you. People know how hard you work, how much you sacrifice, to do this unbelievably important work of keeping us safe,” he said.

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Dollar store chains are leading retail store openings in US: report

Dollar stores appear to be having a renaissance in the U.S.Three of the country’s leading dollar store retail chains – Dollar General, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar – are opening up more stores than most big-box retailers in 2021, according to data from Coresight Research.The retail analysis company looked at nearly 60 big-box brands and recorded the number of store openings and closings that have been announced to the public year-to-date.As of Friday, Aug. 27, the three dollar store chains made up more than a third of all the big-box retail openings Coresight Research analyzed.Dollar General store exterior.

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Brand new school set to open in Surrey, B.C.

B.C.’s new school year starts on Tuesday and in Surrey, about 1,100 students will be walking into a brand new school. Emily Lazatin has more on the opening of Grandview Heights Secondary and the issue of overcrowding in the district.

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GTA parents on edge as beginning of school approaches

With school set to begin for most Ontario students on Thursday, many parents remain tense as the threat of COVID-19 variants linger. Brittany Rosen has more.

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Tom Brady Says He Tested Positive For COVID Back In February, After Winning The Super Bowl

Tom Brady has revealed that he tested positive for COVID-19 and spent some time quarantining because of the disease late this past February, after his Tampa Bay Buccaneers had won the Super Bowl.

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Woman shot to death during domestic incident in North Philadelphia, authorities say

PHILADELPHIA - A woman has died as the result of a domestic incident, authorities say. The incident happened shortly before 10 a.m. on the 1700 block of North Woodstock Street. MORE HEADLINES:Police say the 43-year-old victim was shot multiple times throughout the body by a known doer.

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Two COVID-19 safety nets ending Labor Day, affecting millions

WASHINGTON (AP) - Mary Taboniar went 15 months without a paycheck, thanks to the COVID pandemic. A housekeeper at the Hilton Hawaiian Village resort in Honolulu, the single mother of two saw her income completely vanish as the virus devastated the hospitality industry.For more than a year, Taboniar depended entirely on boosted unemployment benefits and a network of local foodbanks to feed her family.

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Canada election: Singh unveils COVID-19 pandemic plan to combat 4th wave

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh shared his party’s plan to combat the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic on Sunday, which he said would help protect health care workers, and would include more awareness about vaccines for Canadians.

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Delaware police recover stolen car during traffic stop

police lights (FOX 9)DOVER, Del. - Police in Delaware say that they recovered a car stolen from New Jersey during a traffic stop. The Delaware State Police said in a news release that officers arrested a 22-year-old and 25-year-old woman from Delaware after they were stopped in a stolen 2018 Hyundai Sonata late Friday night.MORE HEADLINES:The release said an officer stopped them for a seatbelt and equipment violation in the Woodside area south of Dover. A computer search revealed that the car had been reported stolen out of Lakewood Township, New Jersey in August.

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Coronavirus red zones unveiled as every corner of Ayrshire is hit with cases

Ayrshire, new data released today has shown.Not one single area has suppressed the virus according to figures from Public Health Scotland.Ayrshire is split into almost 100 different zones with every single one of them with cases at the moment.Arran was the only region left standing last Sunday but a handful of positive tests has meant the island no longer qualifies as being 'suppressed'.Today, the region recorded 352 positive cases — 2,604 in the last seven days.

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Bajaj Healthcare launches Covid treatment drug 2-DG under brand name 'DGJAJ'

2-DG), an antiviral drug used for treating Covid-19 patients, under the brand name ‘DGJAJ’ in collaboration with Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).

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Three generations of Muslim women reflect on hate in Canada

Hate crimes have surged across Canada recently, and Muslim Canadians are among those targeted most. Morgan Black spoke to three generations of Muslim women, who say this country’s problem with Islamophobia has lingered for decades, and is only getting worse.

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Commendable how teachers ensured education of students during Covid-19: PM Modi

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Restaurant patio theft caught on camera in Gastown

Many brick-and-mortar business owners in B.C. have experienced theft and vandalism during the pandemic but the recent heist caught on camera in Gastown takes COVID crimes to a new level. Kamil Karamali reports.

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Unprecedented move-in day for students at UBC

Saturday was move-in day for thousands of students at UBC and this year, the normal stress and milestones of campus life are compounded by the provincial mandates aimed at halting the spread of COVID-19 and its variants. Emad Agahi reports.

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Vancouver’s Chinatown prepares to light up the streets in lantern festival

Chinatowns around the world were hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and Vancouver’s is not alone in its struggles. As merchants await the return of international tourists, the Vancouver Chinatown BIA is partnering with the Chinatown Foundation to light up the streets in an effort to welcome visitors back.

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Concerns abound over COVID-19 ‘pandemic of the unvaccinated’

While Montreal residents are doing their best to enjoy the rest of the summer as fall approaches, others are thinking of rising COVID-19 infections.

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TDSB seeks addition of COVID-19 vaccine to list of required shots for students

Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has called on the Ontario government to add COVID-19 vaccinations to the list of required shots for eligible students.In a letter addressed Friday to Education Minister Stephen Lecce, chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore, and Toronto medical officer of health Dr.

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Jessie J belts out Defying Gravity in mini concert as she ‘starts back up’ amid health battles

Jessie J revealed she is ‘starting back up’ as she put on a mini concert amid her health issues.The Bang Bang singer, 33, announced that she had been diagnosed with Ménière’s disease last year, with the condition impacting the ear.She recently opened up about the illness, explaining that she is in pain every day over the symptoms.After taking a brief social media break, the star returned to Instagram with an incredible video as she belted out songs in her living room.Beside the clip, in which she performed Defying Gravity, she penned: ‘Defying Gravity with no makeup on swollen (allergies) eyes in house clothes putting on a mini concert (one song sung twice) after not singing for over a month with a sassy about of reverb to an audience of

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Cancelled flights, lost luggage, no customer support: why flying has become a ‘nightmare’

Air Canada requiring all employees, new hires to be vaccinated against COVID-19 But when Litinsky was set to fly back with the same itinerary the morning of Aug. 14, she got a message from Air Canada at 5:23 a.m.

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Miriam O’Callaghan reflects on getting Covid in lockdown and juggling her busy life

If I’m honest, I’m a little intimidated at the thought of interviewing Miriam O’Callaghan — the statuesque blonde has always seemed like a superwoman to me.

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O’Toole and Singh rising, but Trudeau still seen as best pick for PM this election: poll

election campaign goes on, a new poll suggests — but Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is still seen as the best choice for prime minister.The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found the number of people who want Trudeau for the top job is slipping, however.

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Millions of jobless face losing benefits as federal aid set to expire

WASHINGTON (AP) - Millions of jobless Americans who have depended on federal unemployment aid as a financial lifeline are about to lose those benefits just as the delta variant of the coronavirus poses a renewed threat to the economy and the job market.Two programs — one that provides jobless aid to self-employed and gig workers, the other to people who’ve been unemployed for more than six months — will expire Monday. As a result, 8.9 million people will lose those weekly benefit payments, according to an estimate by Oxford Economics.An additional 2.1 million people will lose a $300-a-week federal supplemental unemployment payment, which also expires Monday.

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Teachers' day: Delhi govt to award 122 educators for ‘remarkable duty’ during Covid

Delhi government has decided to celebrate Teachers' day this year as ‘Abhar Diwas’ and felicitate 122 teachers for discharging their duties diligently during the Covid-19 pandemic, said state Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday.

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We are a changed people - and pandemic is also changing

After being stuck on this journey with Covid-19 for so long, this week's new road map may have felt like a dramatic shift in gear - and even a sharp change of direction for some.

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COVID-19: Western University students hopeful for ‘normal year’ as they move back to residence

COVID-19.With students being allowed back onto campus for in-person learning, Global News caught up with some new students and parents moving into residency to talk about what they are looking forward to.For first-year nursing student Savanna Danayana, getting to start school is exciting, after postponing a year due to the pandemic.Danayana said she is looking forward to making friends and starting to study to be a nurse.

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‘We’re going to have your back’: Biden tours Hurricane Ida damage in Louisiana

Damaged homes in floodwater after Hurricane Ida in Pointe-Aux-Chenes, Louisiana, U.S., on Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021.

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COVID-19: Manitoba youth can use school ID for vaccination proof, province says

COVID-19 don’t have to worry.In an email to Global News, the province says school identification can be used in place of official government ID to prove eligible kids have gotten both shots.

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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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