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After sudden drop in blood oxygen levels, Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis continues to improve, doctors say

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Doctors say President Trump continues to improve during COVID-19 treatment

FILE - White House physician Sean Conley answers questions surrounded by other doctors, during an update on the condition of US President Donald Trump, on October 4, 2020, at Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. (BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images)President Donald Trump’s blood oxygen level dropped suddenly on Saturday, but he “has continued to improve,” the White House physician said Sunday, suggesting that Trump could be discharged from the hospital as early as Monday.Navy Cmdr.

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Trump continuing to show improvement during treatment for COVID-19: doctors

Donald Trump “has continued to improve” but faced serious symptoms on Friday, the White House physician said Sunday, seeking to clarify contradictory statements and confusion that previously raised questions about the seriousness of the president’s condition.Navy Cmdr. Dr.

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COVID-19 crisis impacting Montreal school, association for people with special needs

A large portion of the association’s revenues dried up this year as it wasn’t able to hold fundraising events, such as a golf tournament and a talent show, that normally draw in tens of thousands of dollars.Charlebois says efforts are being made to reopen the school at a future date but in a limited capacity.“We’re working on a plan. We had a plan to get going shortly.

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‘I don’t want to go through this ever in my life again,’ LTC resident tells Ontario inquiry

COVID-19 lockdown to an independent inquiry — and implored the governments to address isolation before the second wave of COVID-19 crashes down.Lonely, depressed, muzzled and trapped are some of the words the residents used to describe the pandemic to the Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission by video conference.“Now when I see these dog cages on TV for stray animals, I see myself as one of these neglected, filthy, and starving-for-love-and-affection little critters,” said Virginia Parraga, who lives in a long-term care home in Toronto.

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Delays in verifying mail-in ballots will slow election tally

Voters awaiting results in some of the key presidential battleground states on election night should be prepared to keep waiting, thanks to obstacles that will slow the count for what is expected to be a crush of mailed-in ballots amid the coronavirus pandemic.Many states allow local officials to start processing those ballots weeks before Election Day or even as they arrive.

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‘Saturday Night Live’: Chris Rock Addresses Coronavirus Precautions In Politically Charged Monologue

Chris Rock took to Studio 8H stage as the first in-studio “Saturday Night Live” host since the show went remote late last season. The comic used his time to address Trump’s recent COVID-19 diagnosis, the show’s return to its traditional format and the current political climate during this year’s election cycle.

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Limestone District School Board identifies first case of COVID-19

COVID-19 case confirmed at an Amherstview elementary school “Not all students or staff will be affected by a positive case. A positive case at a school does not mean the individual was exposed to COVID-19 at the school.

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‘SNL’ parodies Trump, Biden presidential debate in 46th season opener

“Saturday Night Live” went political with a parody of this week’s presidential debate, Chris Rock’s jab at U.S. President Donald Trump and Megan Thee Stallion’s message supporting Black people during her performance.The NBC late-night sketch series on Saturday night jumped into the reenactment of the recent debate between Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

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The top 10 coronavirus hotspots in Greater Manchester as cases in Fallowfield continue to rise

coronavirus hotspots across the region are now in Manchester, the latest data shows. Covid cases are continuing to spike in the areas around the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University and Salford University campuses.

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Five highlights as Boris Johnson warns covid crisis will be 'bumpy through to Christmas' and beyond

1. It won’t be over by ChristmasThe Prime Minister warned there could be “a very tough winter for all of us”, adding: “I tell you in all candour, it will continue to be bumpy through to Christmas and may even be bumpy beyond.”Previously Johnson boasted the virus would be under control by November and that the country would be back to normal for Christmas.The PM said people should behave “fearlessly” but with common sense as the UK struggles to both contain the virus and keep the economy going.2. But he still hopes for a miracle by SpringThe PM said he hoped the “scientific equation will change” would change in the coming months, with the prospect of mass testing and a vaccine.He hoped that by next spring things will be radically differentHe

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Coronavirus, high taxes & social unrest — why movie stars including Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks are leaving Hollywood

MOVIE legends are staging a Hollywood exodus to escape Covid, high taxes, social unrest and a lack of work. Stars and directors are turning their backs on La La Land — leaving designer stores deserted and top restaurants almost empty.

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Scotland's coronavirus track and trace system's legal loophole exposed in undercover investigation

track and trace system is being undermined by a legal loophole that allows false information to be given at pubs and restaurants.While First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said venues are required by law to collect details and turn away customers who refuse, there is no legislation saying a genuine name and phone number must be given.A Sunday Mail investigation has exposed how the potentially fatal flaw allowed bars, coffee shops and restaurants across the country to be visited using bogus details.At one Wetherspoons pub, our reporter was even waved to a table after declaring his name to be Covidiot on an electronic form examined by a member of staff.And at a Starbucks the name V.Iris wasn’t double checked and neither was P.Lague at a

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The next 48 hours are critical for President Trump

LOS ANGELES - Doctors at Providence Cedars Sinai Medical center in Tarzana have been dealing with COVID-19 patients since the onset of the pandemic.RELATED: 'I'll be back soon': President Trump shares update on his condition to social mediaOne of the most important discoveries they have made, when it comes to treatment, is that COVID develops differently in many patients, so it’s hard to predict what the President faces, but there are some key elements that will probably happen.The White House is saying that President Trump continues to work while being treated for COVID19 at the hospital, but is that a good idea?Right now they are treating the virus but giving it all they’ve got, including medications that are still not available to the

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How 'Saturday Night Live' Addressed Donald Trump's COVID-19 Diagnosis in Season 46 Premiere

has to keep up.The sketch comedy series returned over the weekend for its season 46 premiere, and the show had to act quickly to address the recent news that President Donald Trump has tested positive for COVID-19.With only two days to incorporate the massive news into their sketches, here's how handled the unexpected development.As expected, Saturday's «Cold Open» sketch still focused primarily on the recent chaotic presidential debate between Trump (once again played by Alec Baldwin) and Joe Biden (as portrayed by new guest star Jim Carrey).However, the sketch made sure to shoehorn in some timely jokes about the diagnosis, beginning with moderator Chris Wallace (Beck Bennett) asking Trump if he'd taken his COVID-19 test, to which Trump

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'Saturday Night Live' goes political in 46th season opener

LOS ANGELES – “Saturday Night Live” went political with a parody of this week’s presidential debate, Chris Rock's jab at President Donald Trump and Megan Thee Stallion's message supporting Black people during her performance. The NBC late-night sketch series on Saturday night jumped into the reenactment of the recent debate between Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

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'Saturday Night Live': Chris Rock Addresses Coronavirus Precautions in Politically-Charged Monologue

Chris Rock took to the Studio 8H stage as the first in-studio host since the show went remote late last season. The comic used his time to address Trump's recent COVID-19 diagnosis, the show's return to its traditional format and the current political climate during this year's election cycle.«Before we even get started let, [talk about] the elephant in the room. President Trump's in the hospital from COVID, and, you know, I just want to say my heart goes out to COVID,» Rock said, laughing.Getting that out of the way, Rock went on to explain how the show has managed to have an audience while still keeping safe.«Everybody in this audience has been checked, and all week I've had things going up my nose. Every day I come in here,» Rock

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UK PM Johnson to look beyond covid crisis in next legislative agenda

Johnson's government will try to look beyond the coronavirus pandemic and Brexit, and honour Conservative Party election commitments in its agenda for the next year, Johnson's office said in a statement on Sunday.Since winning power with an election campaign built on a promise to get Brexit finished and start fixing regional imbalances and ageing infrastructure, Johnson's leadership has been forced to take a different course by the COVID-19 outbreak.His efforts to control the spread of the virus have been widely criticised, and the deal on trade with the European Union he hoped to secure easily is now in serious doubt.

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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Holy Cross High School in Saskatoon

COVID-19 outbreak being declared at Saskatoon’s Holy Cross High School, classes will continue as normal.According to the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools division, the outbreak was declared by the Saskatchewan Health Authority after a person at the school tested positive for the novel coronavirus on Friday.This is the fourth person associated with the school to test positive for the novel coronavirus within a month.

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'I'll be back soon': President Trump shares update on his condition to social media

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump posted a video on Twitter thanking the medical doctors that have been caring for him since his diagnosis of COVID-19. "I think I'll be back soon," said the Trump. Trump’s doctor earlier on Saturday painted a rosy picture of the president’s health as he remains hospitalized for coronavirus treatment. But that assessment was immediately contradicted by a person familiar with Trump’s condition, who said the president was administered supplemental oxygen on Friday at the White House.As well, Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, said the president went through a “very concerning” period Friday and the next 48 hours will be critical in terms of his care.The briefing by Navy Commander Dr.

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Trask, Pitts help No. 3 Florida top South Carolina 38-24

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Kyle Trask and Kyle Pitts hooked up for two more touchdowns, continuing their hot start and leading No. 3 Florida to a 38-24 victory over South Carolina on Saturday.Trask completed 21 of 29 passes for 268 yards, with four touchdowns and an interception.

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Donald Trump's Covid-19 symptoms 'concerning' and next 48 hours 'critical' report claims

coronavirus symptoms on Friday and is now being treated at Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. His physician, Dr Sean Conley, told press he was “doing very well”, adding that he was “in exceptionally good spirits”, but refused to put a date on when he might be discharged.

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If Trump becomes incapacitated, what happens next?

Like two US presidents before him, Donald Trump could temporarily hand over power to his vice president should he become incapacitated, for example while undergoing a medical procedure as treatment for the coronavirus.

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What Donald Trump's doctor said in update on President's health after night in hospital

president was admitted to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Centre near Washington DC on Friday (October 2) evening.

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Parents at West Vancouver school call for transparency on COVID-19 ‘exposures’

COVID-19 cases in a Grade 2 class there — but because they’re not getting the information they need from B.C. public health officials, they’re going to continue sharing it amongst themselves.Sherrie Robinson told Global News that when parents first received a letter telling them there’d been an exposure, they felt there weren’t nearly enough details.She said parents were left wondering if they should get their kids tested — including one mom, who fibbed to get her asymptomatic daughter tested.“And if that was my kid, I’d be doing the same thing.

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Power claims another pole at Indy, Dixon's woes continue

INDIANAPOLIS – Will Power will start from the pole Saturday at Indianapolis after posting the fastest lap in morning qualifying.The Australian driver from Team Penske posted a fast lap of 1:08.9767 to earn his fifth career pole on the 14-turn, 2.439-mile road course. It's his fifth pole this season and the 61st career pole, which is second all-time behind Mario Andretti (67).Colton Herta starts second after going 1:09.1017.

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Cam Newton Tests Positive for COVID-19, Will Miss Next Patriots Game

Cam Newton, the new quarterback for the New England Patriots, has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 and he will miss the team’s upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

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History on screen: East Germany through its filmmakers' eyes

BERLIN – As John F. Kennedy peered over the Berlin Wall into communist East Germany in 1963, red curtains blocked the U.S.

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James Bond Film 'No Time To Die' Delays Release to April 2021 Amid Ongoing Pandemic

James Bond pic No Time To Die is delaying its November 2020 release to spring 2021 amid the challenges posed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the filmmakers announced Friday. Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, the 25th installment in the iconic spy franchise had been set to open Nov.

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Durham travel specialist offering virtual, interactive, live vacation experience

Canadian tourism sector needs help through ‘very, very dire’ straits: industry heads Turberfield, who sells luxury travel experiences, knew she had to do something.“I realized that people were missing travel,” said Turberfield.“I wanted to keep people connected to travel, and thinking this is not the end of the world, we are going to travel again.”From that came the idea of virtual vacation experiences.Building partnerships with key characters on the ground in the Caribbean over the past 20 years in her career , she now offers an interactive vacation environment, now departing for Antigua.“They are arranging to go live from Nelson’s Dockyard and from one of the resorts,” she said.

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Efforts underway to contact trace Trump

After U.S. President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19, efforts are underway to retrace his steps and find out who he’s been in contact with.

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Toronto house league hockey groups weigh whether to play or sit next season out

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Suncor Energy says it will cut 10 to 15 per cent of its workforce over next 18 months

Oilsands and retail fuel giant Suncor announced Friday it will eliminate nearly 2,000 jobs over the next 18 months as a result of cost-cutting to deal with low oil prices and market volatility. Fletcher Kent reports.

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Mel C confirms fears Spice Girls reunion could be delayed until 2022 after COVID-19 scuppers plans

MEL C confirmed fears a Spice Girls reunion could be delayed until 2022 after COVID-19 scuppered plans. It was hoped Geri Horner, Mel B, Mel C and Emma Bunton would perform in America, Europe and Australia next year while also making a movie about their success.

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New school guidelines should reduce lineups at Hamilton COVID-19 testing centres

COVID-19 assessment centres says recent changes to screening guidelines for children attending school should help reduce large lines that have plagued the system in recent weeks.Dr. Tammy Packer says the centres have been under pressure testing more than 1,000 people per day up until now — with many of those being school kids.The province’s changes mean young ones displaying just one COVID-19 symptom at school will be asked to go home for at least 24 hours and return only “when they feel well enough to do so.”“Specifically, it states a negative COVID-19 test is not required to return to school.

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Every Movies Delayed Due to Coronavirus: Find Out the New Release Dates

global pandemic, our homes became a cinema in the time of coronavirus, with certain films made available on VOD or to stream much earlier than expected. Most of the movies slated to arrive throughout the summer, however, were bumped to a later date.

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Joe Biden Continues Campaign with Speech in Michigan After Trump Tests Positive for COVID-19 (Video)

Joe Biden is resuming his presidential campaign after his opponent, Donald Trump, had to pause his campaign after testing positive for coronavirus.

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James Bond: ‘No Time To Die’ delayed again amid coronavirus uncertainty

James Bond movie No Time To Die has had its box office release delayed again as the coronavirus pandemic continues.After being delayed from its original April 2, 2020 release date, fans were expecting to be able to see the next instalment in the franchise in the UK on November 12 and in the US on November 20.Now, as coronavirus cases in the UK rise and cinemas in key markets in the US remain closed, the studio has announced No Time To Die will be delayed once more.“MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, today announced the release of No Time To Die, the 25th film in the James Bond series, will be delayed until 2 April [2021] in order to be seen by a worldwide theatrical audience,” a statement said.We

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With to-do list checked off, U.S. physicists ask, ‘What’s next?’

Adrian ChoAs U.S. particle physicists contemplate their future, they find themselves victims of their own surprising success.

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Ontario amends COVID-19 screening for children in school and daycare

As Mark Giunta reports, the ever-evolving COVID-19 symptom screening list is leaving some parents with more questions than answers.

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COVID-19 case confirmed at Amherstview elementary school

COVID-19 at an Amherstview school.According to a letter sent home to parents Friday, a student or staff member at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.The letter says the affected person has been self-isolating at home and there is no risk to the school due to this case.“We recognize that receiving this information may be stressful and we want to ensure you understand the process going forward. KFL&A Public Health and the school are taking all necessary steps to prevent further spread of the virus both in the school and in the community,” the letter said.

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Piles of uncollected rubbish could begin to mount in Manchester if bin collection crews continue to be hit hard by Covid

the town hall had to cancel green bin collections for a month due to staff absence.

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Tragic suicide of Scots teenager 'may have been avoided' by better NHS mental health care

suicide of a Scots teenager might have been avoided if she had better mental health support from an NHS service, a sheriff has ruled.A fatal accident inquiry (FAI) has taken place into the death of Sophie Parkinson more than six years after the tragedy.Sophie was just 13 when she died at her home, in Liff, on the outskirts of Dundee in 2014.She was a second year pupil at the £13,000-a-year High School of Dundee and first sought help from mental health services when she was seven.Now after the inquiry, a judgement has been issued by Sheriff Lorna Drummond QCThe FAI focussed on the care she received from psychological experts at NHS Tayside’s CAMHS - Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services.And the Sheriff said that a number of precautions

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COVID-19 case confirmed at Prince Arthur Community School in Moose Jaw, Sask.

COVID-19 case was confirmed at a Moose Jaw, Sask., elementary school, says the Prairie South School Division (PSSD).On Oct. 1, staff at Prince Arthur Community School were notified that an individual had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.“We found out just before 10 a.m., and before the end of the school day, the entire contact tracing process was finished,” said Tony Baldwin, PSSD director of education.

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Coronavirus: Most MRU classes to continue online in winter 2021 semester

Mount Royal University will continue to receive most of their education online next semester as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.Officials with MRU announced on Friday that the university will continue to deliver most classes online during the winter 2021 semester, as they had been in the fall 2020 semester.“Over the next month, we will work to identify in-person course exceptions, prioritizing learning experiences that are cornerstones for student progression and essential for graduation,” a news release stated.“While our teaching will primarily remain online, we are exploring ideas around safely expanding access to campus by employees, students and community members.” Petition calls for MRU professor be fired over controversial, ‘racist’

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TDSB virtual school delays will continue through to next week

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