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Coronavirus: Okanagan businesses concerned with financial futures amid pandemic

Small businesses that have survived the pandemic so far are now facing more challenges as COVID-19 case numbers continue to rise within the province.Dave Willoughby, owner of Doc Willoughby’s Pub in downtown Kelowna, says it’s been a struggle to stay afloat.“Without the federal funding that we’ve received with the wage subsidies and other grants through the bank – we wouldn’t have been able to stay open,” said Willoughby.“We’ve had to work hard to keep a level of business where it makes sense to stay open.” B.C.

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How Hamilton entered Ontario’s COVID-19 red level and what to expect

a number of Ontario municipalities moving into the “control” red category of the province’s new COVID-19 response framework, effective Monday.The decision was made by the Doug Ford government following a consultation with the city’s medical officer of health, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, on Friday, according to city officials.Next week, local businesses and other facilities will see a tightening of rules for 28 days in the hopes of limiting the spread of the virus, which has now affected the lives of over 2,300 people who have tested positive for the coronavirus in Hamilton since March.

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COVID-19: More students return to in-class learning following Lethbridge School Division’s first ‘pivot point’

Schools still open amid Canadian coronavirus resurgence. But for how long? Cheryl Gilmore, the division’s superintendent of schools, said the school division didn’t have any expectations going into this survey, but the transition was fairly easy to manage.With just over 200 out of nearly 12,000 students changing their minds, the system as a whole wasn’t disrupted.“This pivot point was fairly seamless, and so I was very happy for that,” she said.According to Gilmore, staff are currently working with new at-home learners who are adjusting to their new learning environment to ensure they are up to speed with technology and format.For students who moved back to in-class learning, most are transitioning in to existing cohorts.

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‘My 25-year-old husband died alone’: Wife of late Oiler Colby Cave makes emotional COVID-19 plea

Edmonton Oilers forward Colby Cave dead at 25 “My 25-year-old husband died alone,” Emily Cave wrote in a story on Thursday.“I have no clue what his last breath was like. I have yet to be able to have yet to have a funeral because of this global pandemic.”“So for goodness sake, wear a mask.

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Before Joe Biden inauguration, 70,000 more could die from covid-19 in the US

WASHINGTON : US President-elect Joe Biden has pledged to make controlling the coronavirus a top priority and is likely to push for mask wearing mandates and more fiscal stimulus to keep businesses and workers afloat.But in the two months until inauguration day on Jan. 20, skyrocketing infections could add more than 8 million more cases and 70,000 deaths, representing a potential 80% increase in infections and a 29% rise in deaths, according to Reuters calculations.The only ways to change the outcome, experts said, are for President Donald Trump's outgoing administration to alter its strategy or state governments to introduce stricter and more coordinated measures.

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3 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation

There are three new cases of COVID-19 to report in New Zealand today in managed isolation and quarantine.

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Covid-19 death toll mounts in US with difficult weeks ahead

Covid-19 cases, and it’s poised to get worse in the weeks to come.The country added more than 2,100 new deaths Friday, the highest in almost five months, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University and Bloomberg. The seven-day average for fatalities in America was 1,052 on Thursday, close to the highest since mid-August, according to Covid Tracking Project data.

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Should more be done to protect seniors facilities as COVID-19 cases rise in Alberta?

10 deaths, dozens of COVID-19 cases at South Terrace long-term care facility in Edmonton It’s one of 13 long-term care facilities and 11 supportive living locations in the AHS Edmonton Zone with a declared outbreak.On Thursday, when the province announced new restrictions, there were no new measures for seniors’ facilities.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Wright doesn’t “think it’s a wall that we need around long-term care.”Instead, she wants more to be done to manage overall community spread.“That’s something that our government has not been able to provide for us.” Alberta confirms 907 additional COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths on Friday In a statement, Tom McMillan, an assistant director of

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No Santa at Winnipeg’s Polo Park, Red River Ex Winter Wonderland cancelled amid coronavirus

COVID-19 lockdown.On Friday Polo Park Shopping Centre-owner Cadillac Fairview confirmed the mall won’t be hosting the jolly fellow in person this holiday season, with plans instead to have Santa available to meet kids online.

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Coronavirus: Outbreak declared at long-term care home in Kelowna

COVID-19 has resulted in an outbreak being declared at a long-term care home in Kelowna.On Friday, Interior Health announced that a staff member in the Belgo unit at Sun Pointe Village has tested positive for COVID-19.The health agency says no residents have tested positive for COVID-19 or are experiencing symptoms at this time, adding it will “continue to monitor the situation while implementing additional infection control and preventive measures.” B.C.

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City looks at ticketing Calgarians not following COVID-19 regulations

As tighter health regulations go into effect to bring down COVID-19 case numbers, Calgary’s mayor believes the city’s worst offenders should be ticketed. As Tracy Nagai reports, that could include people who host gatherings in their homes.

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Edmonton ICU doctor warns COVID-19 second wave turning into a ‘tsunami’

Dr. Peter Brindley, a critical care physician at the University of Alberta Hospital, says COVID-19’s second wave is turning into a tsunami. He joined Gord Steinke on Friday with an update on how ICUs are coping.

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Coronavirus: Ontario hospitals bracing for worst-case scenarios

If you think things are bad now with the quadruple-digit COVID-19 numbers we’re seeing every day, the models put out by the province give us a taste of just how bad things could get if things don’t start changing soon. Mark Carcasole tells us how Ontario hospitals are getting prepared.

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Ontario government moves several regions to red zone following COVID-19 modelling

Just 10 days after releasing its framework on reopening Ontario, the provincial government is tightening up the rules. The decision coming after reports the government ignored advice from its own experts and with modelling numbers projecting lockdown-level case loads by December.

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Saskatchewan social services put support on hold, closed files for some CERB recipients

The Saskatchewan government is helping fewer families with income assistance since the pandemic started, some due to Ottawa helping.

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Edmonton ICU doctor warns COVID-19 second wave is turning into a ‘tsunami’

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“We’re shattered, as is everybody. We’re exhausted and we wish this darn thing would go away.” Hospital beds versus staff: Is COVID-19 overwhelming the human side of Alberta’s health system? In an interview with Global Edmonton news anchor Gord Steinke, Brindley said he and his staff will continue to battle the virus, but added public health measures are having a big impact on ICU staffing.“There is a profound knock-on effect because if somebody is exposed, then other people who are working around them have to go off work until they’re tested.

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Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak tests positive for COVID-19

CARSON CITY, Nev. – Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Friday said he has tested positive for COVID-19 as the virus surges to record levels in Nevada and across the U.S.The 66-year-old Democrat is the fifth governor to report testing positive for the coronavirus this year.

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With COVID-19 surging, swimmers return to racing in the US

IRVINE, Calif. – Erica Sullivan and seven others dove into the pool at the sound of the starter's beep. They began churning through 16 laps of the 800-meter freestyle, signaling the return of major swimming competition in the U.S.

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Ageless wonder Bernhard Langer oldest to make Masters cut

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Bernhard Langer spent more than seven hours walking 26 holes across a soggy Augusta National that made it feel even longer. His 63-year-old knees were aching.

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Colorado coronavirus hotspot struggling to complete contact tracing

A surge in coronavirus cases in one Colorado county has left contact tracers there strapped for resources and unable to complete contact tracing for all new cases, according to local health officials. Health officials in El Paso County warned this week that a “high volume” of cases may prevent tracers from being able to “complete contact tracing for all positive COVID-19 cases.” Contact tracing efforts in some instances will be left up to residents who test positive, per officials.

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CNBC, others misrepresent Trump's remarks on COVID-19 vaccine distribution in New York

Several journalists and news organizations took President Trump's remarks out of context Friday, implying that the president would refuse outright to distribute an anticipated coronavirus vaccine to New York state. At a White House event, the Trump administration revealed that as many as 20 million Americans who are most vulnerable to COVID-19 could be vaccinated as soon as December, with the vaccine potentially available to the entire population as soon as April. However, that announcement was partially overshadowed by Trump singling out New York Gov.

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Newsom attended birthday dinner that didn't follow COVID-19 guidelines

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 16: California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks during a a news conference about the state's efforts on the homelessness crisis on January 16, 2020 in Oakland, California.

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Oregon, New Mexico order lockdowns as other states resist amid surging COVID-19 cases

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - The governors of Oregon and New Mexico ordered near-lockdowns Friday in the most aggressive response yet to the latest wave of coronavirus infections shattering records across the U.S., even as many of their colleagues in other states show little appetite for reimposing the hard-line restrictions of last spring.“We are in a life-or-death situation, and if we don’t act right now, we cannot preserve the lives, we can’t keep saving lives, and we will absolutely crush our current health care system and infrastructure,” Democratic Gov.

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Christmas in danger as Covid-19 cases 'will surge if England returns to 3-tier system'

Lockdown measures currently in place in England are likely to take the coronavirus R number below one.

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30 new coronavirus cases reported in Simcoe Muskoka, local total reaches 1,634

coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the local total number of cases up to 1,634, including 50 deaths.Eight of the new cases are in Essa, while seven are in Barrie, six are in Innisfil and five are in Bradford. The rest are in Adjala-Tosorontio, New Tecumseth and Tiny Township.

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Downtown Halifax bar and YMCA latest to be flagged as potential COVID-19 exposure sites

COVID-19 exposure warnings for two locations in downtown Halifax Friday.Both are tied to activity earlier this week, health officials said.The first warning is regarding the basement of the Economy Shoe Shop Bar & Restaurant on Argyle Street.Officials say the exposure occurred on Sunday, Nov. 8, between 8 p.m.

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Friday the 13th superstitions: An ‘illusion that we’re able to control things’

Friday the 13th is widely known as a haunting superstition for some, but it’s simply just another day on the calendar for others.It just so happens that the latest edition of the gloomy day and number combination comes amid one of the darkest years in recent memory, dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic.“2020? It’s been quite ominous this year I would say so,” one Winnipegger told Global News during his lunch break on Friday.Steve Joordens, a psychology professor at the University of Toronto says superstitions — big or small — are unavoidable. Canadians are feeling pandemic fatigue.

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Coronavirus: 12 Saskatoon high schools moving to Level 3 under Safe Schools Plan

Saskatoon Public Schools (SPS) and Great Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) are moving most of their high schools to Level 3 of Saskatchewan’s Safe Schools Plan.The Saskatchewan government recommended Friday that all high schools with more than 600 students move to Level 3 of the back-to-school plan to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Saskatchewan expands mask mandate, implements curfew on bars with COVID-19 deaths imminent in weeks ahead SPS said it is implementing the measure at Aden Bowman, Bedford Road, Centennial, Evan Hardy, Marion M.

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B.C. breaks records again with 617 new COVID-19 cases, 167 in hospital

COVID-19 surge continued Friday, as the province reported new all-time highs for single-day case growth and hospitalizations.In a written statement, health officials reported 617 new cases of the virus, eclipsing the record of 594 set just Thursday. B.C.

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Kim Kardashian’s former BFF Larsa Pippen announces she has Covid before deleting post

Larsa Pippen sparked chaos on Friday after announcing that she has tested positive for Covid.

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Molly-Mae Hague 'defies Covid rules' as she hugs competition winner mask-free

Molly-Mae Hague has appeared to 'defy coronavirus rules' in her latest YouTube video.

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Quebec economic update slammed by critics

The Quebec government announced it is facing a historic $15-billion deficit because of the pandemic. Over the next three years, it will pump billions into health care and the economy, but some critics say it’s not enough.

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Police bust Dunfermline pub 'breaking Covid-19 restrictions' after Scotland beat Serbia

Covid-19 restrictions after Scotland beat Serbia last night. Police say The Dunfermline bar was still serving punters at 1.20am after Scotland's victory in the UEFA Euro 2020 final playoff.

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NHS plead for Scots Covid-19 vaccine volunteers to participate in clinical trial

NHS are pleading for new Covid-19 vaccine volunteers to participate in a clinical trial. The Tayside health board and the University of Dundee need hundreds of Scots to sign up as they search for a coronavirus cure.

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Coronavirus: WHO chief encouraged by vaccine results but says world has ‘long way to go’

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Moose Jaw long-term care home reports 3 COVID-19 cases, outbreak declared

COVID-19 outbreak at Moose Jaw Extendicare, a long-term care facility.To date, one resident and two staff members have tested positive for the virus, said Extendicare in a statement to Global News.The outbreak was declared on Thursday.

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Alberta confirms record 907 additional COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths on Friday

novel coronavirus was confirmed in Edmonton on Friday along with an additional five deaths.Currently there are 240 people in the hospital, with 54 of those in the ICU. Coronavirus: Alberta is ‘past personal responsibility,’ needs strict measures, sociologist says Four of the five deaths reported Friday were in the Edmonton zone.

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1,205 Alberta health-care workers — 1% of workforce — have tested positive for COVID-19

Alberta Health Services said Friday that 1,205 workers have tested positive for COVID-19 out of 124,055 total employees with AHS, Alberta Precision Laboratories and Covenant Health.That means about one per cent of the entire workforce has had the virus.“The majority have since recovered,” AHS spokesperson James Wood told Global News in an email.

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Quebec ventilation company doesn’t know why government didn’t contact it

As winter approaches, the issue of ventilation in Quebec schools is front and foremost on people’s minds. The government admits it has been slow to act on the issue.

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Coronavirus: Manitoba surpasses 10,000 coronavirus case milestone, 5 more deaths Friday

Manitoba hit a grim COVID-19 milestone Friday, surpassing 10,000 cases and reporting another five deaths from the virus. Manitoba’s chief public officer of health, Dr.

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COVID-19 cluster reported at 2nd Nanaimo high school

Coronavirus: List of B.C. school exposures Island Health defines a school cluster as “two or more people with lab-confirmed COVID-19 infection, who attended school during their infectious period.”[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The definition includes the possibility of school-based transmission.It comes after a cluster was identified earlier this month at Dover Bay Secondary, which reported exposures on Nov.

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Feds update vaccine arrival amid record US COVID-19 rise

As record COVID-19 cases continue to bear down on the United States ahead of Thanksgiving and already overwhelming some hospitals, federal officials today said the first 20 million doses of vaccine may be available in December.

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Trump delivers first public remarks in over a week on COVID-19 vaccine efforts

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump delivered an update Friday on Operation Warp Speed, the White House effort to get a COVID-19 vaccine to market. The event marked the president’s first address in more than a week, and his first since major news outlets, including the Associated Press and FOX News, projected that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election.Trump was briefed by advisers in the Oval Office earlier Friday on the subject and spoke from the Rose Garden.Trump called U.S. work on the vaccine the “single greatest mobilization in U.S.

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Cuomo, other governors to meet for coronavirus policy alignment

The governors of New York and surrounding states will meet over the weekend to plan their policy response as coronavirus cases continue to spike throughout the nation. New York Gov.

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Halifax-based drag queens help grow community during pandemic

Drag queens from Halifax haven’t let the COVID-19 pandemic slow down their work in keeping LGBTQ2+ community connected worldwide. Alexa MacLean has more.

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COVID-19: Outbreak declared at Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg

coronavirus outbreak has been declared at Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg.According to the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit, a second staff member at the hospital has tested positive for COVID-19.The first case was reported on Wednesday. COVID-19: Staff member at Northumberland Hills Hospital in Cobourg tests positive; risk exposure low The hospital and health unit said the newest case was working in the hospital on Thursday night (Nov.

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Masks required for fans at 12-hour music festival in DeLand

DELAND, Fla. – Music festivals are returning to DeLand. The 20th annual DeLand Original Music Festival kicks off on Saturday and it will be the first permitted music event in the city during COVID-19.“It’s just a new animal.

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Two Pac-12 football games canceled as virus problems linger

The Pac-12's football schedule has been scrambled for a second straight week, with positive COVID-19 tests leading to the cancellation of both the Arizona State-California and UCLA-Utah games.The Sun Devils' home opener was nixed Friday because of several positive COVID-19 tests among the team's players and coaching staff, including head coach Herm Edwards. The school said that the positive tests put the football team below 53 available scholarship players, which is the minimum allowed according to the league's cancellation policy.“The cancellation of a game is very difficult to accept for all of us, but it is the right decision under the circumstances,” Arizona State athletic director Ray Anderson said in a statement.

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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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