Production of The Matrix 4 is hoping to be up and running again by early July. The cast of Lana Wachowski’s fourth installment of the franchise has signed on for eight-week extensions to keep the actors on hold until at least July 6, Variety reports.

Filming originally started back in February in San Francisco, before moving to Berlin in early March for the completion of its shoot.

However, cameras never started rolling in Europe because the pandemic shut down production. The Matrix 4 will star Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Ann Moss, Yahya Abdul Mateen, Neil Patrick Harris, and Jonathan Groff.

The flick is set to be released on May 21, 2021, but it remains to be seen whether the delay in production will result in a later release date.

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U.S. President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that the U.S. would become the latest country to ban Russian planes from its airspace, joining Canada, the European Union and others in doing so amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

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B.C. among last provinces to drop vaccine card and mask mandate

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Repaving project aims to make one of Philadelphia's most dangerous streets safer

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia on Monday said it will move forward with a repaving project that will make one of the city's most dangerous thoroughfares safer by reconfiguring lanes to allow for better traffic flow.According to a release from the city, Washington Avenue will change its five-lane layout to a mixed lane format between 4th Street to Grays Ferry Avenue. The project is set to begin later this year. Washington Avenue has more crashes than the average Philadelphia street and has not been repaved since 2003, according to the city.

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‘Prove that you are with us,’ Zelenskyy urges EU as Russia-Ukraine war rages

During an emergency session of the European Parliament on Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the EU by video link to “prove that you are with us.” His comments come a day after Kyiv officially asked to join the bloc.

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Philadelphia non-profit ready to ship truckloads of donations to Ukraine

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Japanese Minesweeper Ships in Colombo

COLOMBO (News 1st); Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) ships ‘URAGA’ and ‘HIRADO’ which belong to the Minesweeper Division One arrived at the port of Colombo on a formal visit on 01st and 02nd March 2022 respectively.Upon their arrival, the two ships were welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in accordance with naval tradition.The Minesweeper Division One to which both these ships belong is commanded by Captain NOGUCHI Yasushi.Meanwhile, the 141m long Minesweeper Tender ‘URAGA’ is commanded by Commander KONDO Koji and the ship is manned by a crew of 130.The Minesweeper Ocean ‘HIRADO’ is a 67m long ship where 55 crew members serve under the command of Lieutenant Commander ITO Akira, the ship’s Commanding Officer.Before their arrival at the port of Colombo, the duo of JMSDF ships conducted a successful naval exercise with the Sri Lanka Navy Ship (SLNS) Sindurala off Colombo on 28th February.Among the exercises worked off, Divisional Tactics (DIVTACS), Maneuvering Exercises and Photo Exercise (PHOTOEX) were chief.The proceedings of the visit of the ships will be conducted adhering to COVID-19 protocols owing to the pandemic concerns. Meanwhile, the ships are scheduled to depart the island on 03rd March.

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Potential unmarked graves discovered near former residential school northwest of Edmonton

Researchers with the University of Alberta have found 169 unmarked graves near the former Grouard Indian Residential School, also known as St. Bernard Mission School, near High Prairie in northern Alberta. Breanna Karstens-Smith has details.

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Prepare for new Covid-19 variants: Joe Biden tells Americans in first State of The Union Address

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India's factory growth accelerated in February as third Covid-19 wave eases

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2021 BLACKOUT: Committee calls for probe by law enforcement

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Committee that was appointed to investigate Power System Failures on November 29th & December 3rd, 2021 has recommended that the Ministry of Power request the law enforcement agencies to investigate the events to determine if they were acts of sabotage.According to the Final Report of the Committee seen by News 1st, a Formal Investigation by the law enforcement authorities supported by independent IT experts, if necessary, is recommended to determine whether or not any human intervention had taken place.This committee was appointed by the Secretary to the Ministry of Power on the 3rd of December 2021, and the final report was submitted a week.According to the report of the committee chaired by Prof.

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State of the Union: Biden condemns Russian aggression, vows to stop inflation

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State of the Union: Read the full text of President Joe Biden's 2022 address

WASHINGTON - Madam Speaker, Madam Vice President, our First Lady and Second Gentleman. Members of Congress and the Cabinet. Justices of the Supreme Court.

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What did the ‘heckler’ say during State of the Union?

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US leaders show Ukraine support by wearing blue and yellow at State of the Union

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Sri Lanka Air Force celebrates 71st Anniversary

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India reports 7,554 new Covid infections; active cases stands at 85,680

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President assures PUCSL that electricity crisis will be solved

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Fuel crisis brings Sri Lanka to its knees

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State of the Union: Biden vows to combat Russian aggression, stop inflation

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Police: Officers shoot, kill juvenile who opened fire on police in South Philadelphia

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State of the Union: Biden to promise action against Putin and inflation

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Hawaii to drop COVID-19 travel quarantine rules this month

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AAA: Traveler confidence rebounding in 2022 as COVID-19 cases drop

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Toronto Raptors greeted by large crowd after capacity limits lifted in Ontario

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Australia PM Scott Morrison tests positive for covid-19

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End of Alberta’s work-from-home requirement inspires changes to traditional office spaces

With work-from-home mandates officially lifted in Alberta, companies and their staff are bracing for change. A growing number are reimagining their workspaces to entice people out of their kitchens and back into the office.

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Ontario’s proof of vaccination program has ended, but as some businesses keep them, there are questions about what will come next. Mask mandates will soon end, but there are concerns over doing it too soon. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Canadians volunteer to fight in Ukraine

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COVID-19 vaccine cards no longer required at most places in Manitoba

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Alberta government wants to end COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health-care workers

A recent draft directive from the health minister to AHS obtained by Global News shows the province is expected to lift its COVID-19 vaccination mandate for health-care workers.

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COVID-19: Joseph Brant easing limits for visitors, but hospital’s vaccination requirement remains

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COVID-19 Omicron response update – 1 March 2022, 1pm

Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield leads a briefing for media organisations to provide updates on the response to the Omicron outbreak.

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60% of Māori boosted; 22,152 community cases; 405 in hospital; 10 in ICU

It’s great to see more than 60% of eligible Māori across the motu have now received a booster dose.

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Iowa governor strides into Republican Party spotlight for Biden response

WASHINGTON - Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds is introducing herself to a divided nation as the Republican foil to President Joe Biden after his State of the Union address, though without the presidential buzz that often accompanies the role.Lesser known than 2024 presidential prospects Florida Gov.

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Philly restaurant owners fear proposed regulations could be the end of most city streeteries

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia released proposed regulations for city streeteries last month and some in the industry feel they will be nearly impossible to comply with."They didn’t save our life but they kept us alive," said Mark Grika, pointing to six enclosed structures for private outdoor dining at his East Passyunk Ave restaurant, Flannel.Under the new rules passed by Philadelphia City Council in December, approximately 70 percent of the existing streeteries can stay open, according to the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association. But Senior Director of Operations Ben Fileccia fears only five to ten percent of the streeteries will survive the proposed regulations released through newspapers in mid-February.They include a $2,200 annual license fee, a $60,000 security bond, a requirement to break down the structures before inclement weather and electrical changes that include generators or wiring underground."Right now I have it in the grooves on the sidewalk and no one has ever tripped on any of them, and I have one also overhead, and they’re saying you can’t have either," Grika said.

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Tennis champ Novak Djokovic breaks ties with longtime coach Marian Vajda

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - FEBRUARY 23: Novak Djokovic of Serbia returns the ball in the second round match against Karen Khachanov of Russia during day 10 of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis at Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium on February 23, 2022 in Dub Novak Djokovic and coach Marian Vajda are no longer working together, splitting up after 15 years and 20 Grand Slam titles.A statement that went up on Djokovic’s website on Tuesday said that the two men "agreed to end their partnership" after last year’s season-ending ATP Finals."Marian has been by my side during the most important and memorable moments in my career," Djokovic said in the posting. "Together we have achieved some incredible things and I am very grateful for his friendship and dedication over the last 15 years.

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Who is Volodymyr Zelenskyy?: How this comedian became a wartime president

WARSAW, Poland (AP) - When Volodymyr Zelenskyy was growing up in southeastern Ukraine, his Jewish family spoke Russian and his father once forbade the younger Zelenskyy from going abroad to study in Israel. Instead, Zelenskyy studied law at home.

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The Matrix 4 cast signs up for EIGHT WEEKS of additional shooting

While there is no clear-cut answer as to when film and TV production can resume, Warner Bros. is apparently betting on July to resume filming on The Matrix 4.Cast and crew members have reportedly signed extensions to be put on hold until at least July 6, according to a new report from Variety.It is still unclear if filming will actually start by then or not, or if Warner Bros.

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