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Ontario ‘completely ignored and bulldozed’ problems in long-term care: former inspector

COVID-19 scythed through Ontario’s long-term care homes, a former provincial inspector said it was horrifying and infuriating to watch unfold.“It’s been absolutely devastating because you knew that these problems were inherent and the homes were not prepared,” said a former long-term care inspector, whose identity Global News is protecting as the person still works in the sector.Problems like overcrowding, resident neglect, and lack of infection prevention and control, all helped the novel coronavirus spread rapidly through Ontario nursing homes, leaving more than 3,700 people dead.But they’re also issues that for years had been flagged in provincial inspection records in many of Ontario’s worst-hit homes, often with no changes or

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More than a third of Canadian households got COVID-19 after restrictions lifted, poll finds

More than a third of Canadian households have been impacted by COVID-19 since public health measures were lifted where they live, a new survey has found.

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3 Alberta clinics study long-term effects of COVID-19, lasting symptoms

COVID-19 symptoms.“The purpose of this is to try to detect people who may have some scarring or potentially other lung conditions that are explaining their symptoms,” said Jason Weatherald, an assistant professor of Respirology a the University of Calgary. ‘I’m scared’: Coronavirus long-haulers claim they’ve been left to fend for themselves “The long-term effects of COVID are still incompletely understood, but we know that up to 30 to 40 per cent of people may still experience shortness of breath,” Weatherald said.

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Saskatoon paramedics facing stress, ‘fear of the unknown’ amid coronavirus pandemic

paramedics in Saskatoon are feeling the pressure of continuing as first responders amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.David Kopperud has been with Medavie Health Services West in Saskatoon for six years. He said since the pandemic hit, they’ve had to change how they do the job.Paramedics take longer getting into homes to treat patients, as they need to spend more time gearing up in PPE.

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Over 100 Saskatchewan medical students call on province to increase testing, temporary closures

novel coronavirus.It follows a similar letter signed by more than 350 doctors asking for more action as ICUs across the province reach capacity.Saskatchewan has a new record high of 3,879 active cases as of Monday, according to health officials. Growing group of more than 350 Sask.

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Brock University announces delay in start of winter term

Brock University is extending its holiday break and pushing back the start of its winter term by a week due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Instead of opening on Jan. 4, 2021, Brock will re-open on Jan.

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Saskatoon high schoolers go viral with COVID-19 cover of ‘Crabbuckit’

novel coronavirus pandemic.With COVID-19 restrictions, students at Marion Graham Collegiate didn’t have any upcoming concerts or shows to practice for; so they put together their own version of the k-os hit Crabbuckit.In the video, students are sitting apart, some with masks pushed up so they can play instruments, and some instruments are equipped with covers over the bell to keep in air.“You’re used to having a really big band, but we couldn’t do that, so there were about 12 of us I think in that group of people. We were all over six feet apart and we had our band masks and bell covers,” Grade 11 student Mira Behl said.Under these conditions, the band managed to practice and perform the cover.

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Abuse, understaffing hampering contact tracing in Saskatchewan: nurses’ union

novel coronavirus pandemic, according to the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses’ (SUN) — which said abuse, ever-changing procedures and understaffing are part of the reason.The union said staff are trying to keep up with the growing demand of contact tracing, but said some members of the public aren’t making it easy.“When they actually get ahold of people they don’t want to share their information, they don’t want to talk about their contacts and there’s even times when there is some pretty serious verbal abuse,” said union president Tracy Zambory.

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Parents, teachers concerned over new school 14-day self-isolation policy in Saskatoon

novel coronavirus pandemic.The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) said students and staff in a class with a potential case of COVID-19 must now self-isolate for 14 days.For Saskatoon mom Annette Prpic, she said she worries this new policy is doing more harm than good.

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Saskatchewan SPCA launches Emergency Food Bank to help feed starving pets

novel coronavirus pandemic, a new program from the Saskatchewan SPCA aims to help pet owners struggling to feed their animals.The SPCA has launched the Emergency Pet Foodbank program, which will see some foodbanks in smaller centres stocked with cat and dog food in December. Saskatoon dog lost during snowstorm, found by unexpected ‘hero’ Right now the program is looking for financial donations to get off the ground.The SPCA says many people have been making tough decisions around their pets.“They’re feeding their pets before they’re taking care of their own nutritional needs,” said community relations coordinator Josh Hourie.

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Saskatchewan Union of Nurses calls for two-week ‘circuit lockdown’ as Saskatoon ICU beds fill up

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) wants a lockdown to help the overwhelmed health care system catch up amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.The ICU is on bypass, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), and at 128 per cent capacity.Patients from outside the city are being diverted to ICU’s in other centres — such as Regina and Prince Albert — based on needs and capacity.

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Celebrated neuroscientist dies during COVID-19 outbreak at Edmonton General

COVID-19, after contracting the virus at the Edmonton General Care facility.Eighty-year-old Dr. Richard Stein died on Nov.

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Charles Juravinski celebrates 91st birthday with $3M donation to fight coronavirus

coronavirus pandemic.Juravinski, who celebrated his birthday on Sunday, and his wife Margaret, have announced a donation of $3 million to health care projects, including a saliva-based COVID-19 test for use in groups like seniors in retirement homes.The research is going on at McMaster University‘s Department of Health Sciences and will support three projects:The donation has been made through the Juravinski Research Institute, a partnership between Hamilton Health Sciences, McMaster University and St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton.“This has been an unprecedented year in so many ways,” Juravinski said.

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Saskatchewan pharmacists preparing for ‘pretty crazy’ flu shot season, advise calling ahead

flu shot in Saskatchewan, but pharmacists are warning people to be patient this year amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.The Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) said it’s expecting more people than usual wanting to get vaccinated this flu season.The Ministry of Health ordered 36.5 per cent more vaccine doses to prepare for the increased demand than past years.

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Coronavirus: Saskatoon’s Broadway Theatre launches fundraising campaign

novel coronavirus pandemic.The theatre launched the “Broadway: Here to Stay” campaign Thursday.The campaign was kicked off by a $40,000 donation from the Saskatoon Community Foundation, according to the theatre.

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COVID-19 pandemic sees successful radio startup relocate from NYC to Edmonton

KPISS.fm in 2016, which features a rotation of hosts, funded by listener and DJ donations. The station’s shows feature a wide range of talent and genres, and focuses on musical appreciation and personal stories.“I got my start at CJSR 88.5 FM in Edmonton.

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Prince Albert church ‘crossed the line’ with event linked to COVID-19 outbreak, $14K fine: mayor

Prince Albert church has been fined $14,000 after a multi-day event caused an outbreak of the novel coronavirus.A travelling evangelist spoke at the Full Gospel Outreach for several days, according to Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne. He said the event drew hundreds to the church, both from the city and further north.Now, the provincial health authority said at least 25 cases of COVID-19 are linked to the centre.

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Tom Sampson, chief of Calgary Emergency Management Agency, retires

Tom Sampson, the chief of the Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA), is retiring.Sampson’s career spanned time in EMS, the Calgary Fire Department (CFD), and finally CEMA.Sampson announced his retirement at a press conference Wednesday before leaving for B.C. to provide medical care for his sister and brother-in-law.“Retiring during the pandemic — tough decision,” Sampson said.

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Coronavirus: 2 new cases in Haliburton, City of Kawartha Lakes

COVID-19 on Thursday.This brings the total number of active cases in the health unit’s jurisdiction to eight, and the overall number of confirmed cases to 242.Out of the two new cases reported at 2:10 p.m., one case is in Haliburton County and the other is in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Coronavirus — Ross Memorial Hospital drive-thru shifting to appointment only model Six additional high-risk contacts were also identified, bringing the total to 22.The number of resolved cases remains at 214, almost 88 per cent.The City of Kawartha Lakes has 182 confirmed cases in total, of which four are considered active.

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Agreement reached to end litigation over Hamilton’s homeless encampments

City of Hamilton and community advocates have reached an agreement to end litigation over local homeless encampments.The City says both parties have agreed to appear together before the Superior Court to confirm the lifting of the July 30 injunction and withdrawal of the application which challenged City bylaws.Both parties say they also agree that encampments, which grew in size at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, are a symptom of a housing crisis that is national in scope, and that tents are not a solution to the housing challenges many experience.

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Over 800 COVID-19 tests conducted in Saskatchewan schools last week: SHA

novel coronavirus in Saskatchewan schools last week, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).The tests were voluntary and performed in schools in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

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Saskatchewan partners with First Nations entrepreneurs on new highway traffic signs

Saskatchewan’s $8.5M investment fund for First Nations fails to create jobs “To get employment, stable employment, I think is the greatest benefit that we can look forward to,” he said, adding that there are welders in his Cree nation.“We always have people looking for employment … It’s going to benefit that individual, it’s going to benefit our Cree nation, it’s going to benefit the people and the economy of Saskatchewan.”The company is currently hiring two positions but has plans to employ a dozen people.Greg Ottenbreit, minister of highways and infrastructure, said the partnership will help Saskatchewan’s economy and help companies grow amid the pandemic.

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Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital marks first anniversary, over 15k emergency pediatric visits

Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Thursday as it celebrated its one year anniversary.The hospital saw over 15,000 visits to its pediatric emergency department by June 2020, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority.During that time, the hospital performed over 2,300 surgeries, and delivered 4,109 babies. Saskatoon couple welcomes 1st baby of 2020 “It’s hard to believe a year’s passed,” said health minister Jim Reiter.The hospital’s opening was rocky, plagued with nearly 600 concerns — from moving a desk to serious safety concerns with the building.

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McMaster University announces winter term will be online only

McMaster University has announced its winter 2021 term, just like the current fall term, will be delivered online due to the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.In a letter to students Monday, McMaster provost Susan Tighe says the school is “committed to making decisions based on the health and well-being of our students, faculty and staff.”An update for our community: McMaster’s classes for the entire winter term will be online. With few exceptions, students will not need to be on campus to take their courses.

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Truck drivers in Manitoba share experiences from the first 6 months of the pandemic

COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to many industries, but not essential services like the transportation of goods.Truck drivers have continued to travel to places most of us aren’t even allowed, and the importance of the trucking industry has been front and centre for the last six months. Advocates ask for empathy as Winnipeg’s first COVID-19 case in a school is identified “When all people were afraid, sitting at home, and we were just like truckers,” truck driver Kulwant Jhinger said.

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Bank of Canada keeps key rate at 0.25%, sees ‘slow and choppy’ recovery ahead

Bank of Canada held its key interest rate steady at 0.25 per cent on Wednesday and said the economy will continue to require extraordinary monetary policy support to recover from the slump triggered by the novel coronavirus pandemic.The economy has staged a strong recovery so far, with activity in the July-to-September period likely to bounce back faster than anticipated in July, the central bank said.

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Alberta musician snags $20,000 national songwriting prize

Josh Sahunta is the grand prize winner of Corus’ national Summer Song Contest.The singer/songwriter wrote the song specifically for the contest, which called on Canadian singers, bands and musicians to send in their original song for a chance to take home $20,000.Sahunta said his original song was a bit of a cheeky take on the unusual summer Canadians have experienced due to the COVID-19 pandemic.“It’s been a bit of an odd year. I didn’t want to write a song that was talking about traveling or the typical things you would do in the summer,” he said.

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Canadian retail sales back to pre-coronavirus levels in June

retail sales soared 23.7 per cent in June to $53 billion, climbing above levels not seen since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic for the first time as more parts of the country moved ahead with plans to reopen their economies.The agency says sales were up 1.3 per cent compared with February, the last month before broad shutdowns were ordered by public health officials to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic It added that early estimates suggest retail sales increased by 0.7 per cent in July.Economists on average had expected an increase of 24.5 per cent for June, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.Retail sales in June were up across all of the subsectors with the motor vehicle and parts dealers group up 53.4 per

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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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Nova Scotia reports 1 new case of coronavirus Wednesday, cause remains under investigation

novel coronavirus in the province on Wednesday.The case is located in the Northern Zone and the cause remains under investigation. There are now five active cases in Nova Scotia.The QEII Health Sciences Centre’s microbiology lab completed 448 Nova Scotia tests on Tuesday, moving the province’s total number of tests to 71,018.

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Rick Zamperin: CFL sacks 2020 plan, league looking forward to 2021

cancellation of the 2020 season, cementing the realization that the Grey Cup will not be presented to the league’s champion for the first time since 1919.The #CFL announces that there will not be a shortened season played this fall.FULL STATEMENT | https://t.co/iq4JNXU20p pic.twitter.com/OE4R4AHZdQ— CFL (@CFL) August 17, 2020Citing “the best long-term interests of the CFL,” Ambrosie said the league is going to “concentrate on the future” and its “vision of a bigger, stronger, more global CFL.”The writing was on the wall back in April when Ambrosie asked the federal government for a $150-million bailout in the event the season was scrapped due to COVID-19 and was quickly shooed away by the House of Commons Finance Committee.

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Coronavirus: No surge in evictions after moratorium lifts in Saskatchewan

moratorium was placed on non-urgent evictions in March amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.Between August 4 and 7, the Office of Residential Tenancies (ORT) approved 92 evictions due to rent arrears; 24 had been put on hold before the moratorium was put in place.“The majority of these applications are from unpaid rent … between April and July,” wrote communications director Marieka Andrew in an email to Global News.

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6th coronavirus transmission alert in Regina in 3 days

Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued another novel coronavirus exposure alert for a Regina business, the sixth in three days.The SHA is urging anyone who visited the Real Canadian Superstore on Albert Street, in the Golden Mile shopping area, on Friday, Aug. 7 between 7:30 p.m.

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Where to buy kids’ masks in Canada and what to look for

The federal government has yet to release mask guidelines for children, which chief public health officer Theresa Tam has promised by the end of the week. But some provinces like Ontario and Alberta have established students in grades four to 12 will be required to wear masks.

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Rick Zamperin: OHL announces return to play plan, but will it work?

Ontario Hockey League has released a few details of its return to play plan, but the question now is, will it work?After cancelling the remainder of the 2019-20 season and playoffs in the spring as the coronavirus pandemic began to spread across North America, the OHL says it plans to come back on Dec. 1.The league says it will employ a 64-game schedule, down from the traditional 68 games, and the regular season would wrap up on April 29, 2021.

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Edmonton’s Fringe Festival hosts telethon to keep event running

Edmonton International Fringe Festival had to cancel this year’s event due to health restrictions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. It is the first time a cancellation has happened in 39 years of “Fringing.” 2020 Edmonton International Fringe Festival cancelled over COVID-19 pandemic The all-day telethon on Wednesday has kick started some essential fundraising for the festival.Supporters are encouraged to donate what they would usually spend at the Fringe or donate $39 in celebration of Fringe’s 39th year during Tears, Bears and Tickets You’ll Use.The telethon features livestream performances by Fringe artists from the Westbury Theatre.Like many annual Edmonton festivals facing pandemic challenges, the Fringe lost major revenue.

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Long weekend COVID-19 cases prompt calls for more guidance, information from Manitoba government

COVID-19 cases over the long weekend, with 18 new cases added to the provinces active count on Saturday.In mid-July Manitoba was down to one active case in the province, with the highest recorded one-day COVID-19 count of 40 dating back to April.

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As COVID-19 hit, many Canadians got pay cuts — others, raises

novel coronavirus pandemic quickly turned what was a jobseekers’ labour market into a wasteland with millions out of work. What it is doing to wages, though, is less clear.Research suggests many employers are loath to cut pay for existing employees, fearful of the impact this can have on morale.

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Coronavirus: The Big Apple in Colborne, Ont., masks up

Coronavirus: Niagara Region wineries set to reopen to tourists The Big Apple was among companies supporting front-line health-care workers through the Feed Our Heroes campaign earlier in the novel coronavirus pandemic.The company baked hundreds of pies for hospital workers back in April.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“It must be very hard on them.

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Manitobans react to phase four reopening draft plan, removal of inter-provincial quarantine

CFL names Winnipeg tentative hub city for possible shortened season amid coronavirus The premier’s stance is that travel — in this case inter-provincial travel — is not a significant risk factor which could result in an uptick in COVID-19 cases in Manitoba in itself.

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Saskatoon Motion Fitness location warns of possible COVID-19 exposure

Possible COVID-19 exposure at Regina Costco, KFC: Saskatchewan Health Authority An email obtained by Global News was sent to people who were at the gym during the following times when the individual was there:In the email, Motion Fitness says the “gym has been thoroughly sanitized since this has been reported.”The Saskatchewan Health Authority confirmed “there is a contact tracing investigation in progress”, according to an email from spokesperson Amanda Purcell.

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Rick Zamperin: CFL’s newest coronavirus plan is way out of the box

coronavirus pandemic-interrupted seasons, and the newest idea from the Canadian Football League is certainly out of the box.Absurd might be a better way to describe it.In an effort to find a way back onto the gridiron this year, the league has reportedly floated a proposal to the CFL Players’ Association that includes a six-game regular season and an expanded eight-team playoff.The proposed plan would also include a shorter training camp, prorated salaries and bigger practice rosters, and the games would most likely be played in a hub city.As the @cfl & @cflpa work through clarifications of the league’s initial framework via email, I’m hearing one of the options being discussed is a 6-game shortened season, with an expanded 8-team playoff

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Canada’s GDP shrank by 11.6% in April — worst monthly drop on record

economy saw its largest monthly drop on record in April as it came to a near standstill due to the coronavirus pandemic, but early indications point to a rebound in May asbusinesses began to reopen.The agency says gross domestic product fell 11.6 per cent in April with non-essential businesses shut for the full month following a 7.5 per cent decline in March.However, Statistics Canada says its initial flash estimate for May points to growth of 3.0 per cent.Economists on average expected a drop of 13 per cent for April, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.More to come

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Coronavirus pandemic forces Festival of Friends to cancel 45th music celebration

coronavirus has forced the cancellation of another iconic celebration in Hamilton, Ont.Organizers of the Festival of Friends have officially cancelled this year’s event at Gage Park due to the pandemic.Hamilton’s longest-running music festival was scheduled to mark its 45th anniversary during the Civic Holiday long weekend in August.“While it’s hard to fathom a summer in Hamilton without the Festival of Friends, our priority has to be the health and safety of our employees, volunteers and attendees,” said Festival of Friends general manager Robert Rakoczy.

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People buying up fireworks to fill gap of cancelled Canada Day celebrations in Saskatoon, Regina

COVID-19 pandemic.The latest cancellation: Canada Day. What you can and can’t do in Saskatoon on Canada Day In Saskatoon, the usual celebrations at Diefenbaker Park are going virtual.

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Movies, theatres and museums able to reopen June 29 in Saskatchewan, but some waiting

Phase 4.2 of the province’s plan to reopen the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, however, allows some entertainment to reopen.Libraries, museums, galleries, movie and live theatres can reopen on June 29 — but some say they won’t be ready right away.Global News reached out to a number of museums and theatres in Saskatoon and Regina. The message was the same — they won’t be opening come Monday.

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Community garden crops up in St. Vital

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“We’re seeing disruptions to our food system — most recently we’ve seen issues with migrant rights, migrant labourers’ unsafe working conditions,” Sivilay said.

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Scam COVID-19 emails leading to more internet fraud in Saskatoon: police

COVID-19 emails, according to Saskatoon Police Service.“Anytime there’s an international or national issue, there are going to be groups that try to swoop in and take advantage of that,” said chief Troy Cooper during a virtual press conference Wednesday. Saskatoon police do not track frauds specific to their type, in this case internet fraud.

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