Video game maker EA Sports announced Tuesday that it is bringing back its college football series, which was shelved eight years ago after the NCAA was sued for not sharing revenue from the game with college athletes.

Though there is still much to be sorted out when it comes to whether and how college players will be permitted to profit from the use of their names, images and likenesses in the game, Electronic Arts has already taken steps to relaunch the popular franchise.

There is no timetable in place for the next release of a college football game, the company said. But EA announced it has reached an agreement with College Licensing Company, which allows the game maker to use school marques and logos. “We’ve heard from the millions of

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18 COVID-19 variant cases confirmed as part of North Bay, Ont., apartment building outbreak

COVID-19 outbreak at a North Bay, Ont., apartment building has grown to 18 confirmed novel coronavirus variant cases.Meanwhile, a total of 24 people in the Skyline Lancelot Apartment building have tested positive for COVID-19, the city’s chief medical officer confirmed to Global News. COVID-19 outbreak declared at North Bay apartment building where variant cases likely present The number of variant-involved cases could grow as the health unit is still waiting on genome sequencing results to confirm total variant cases.

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Saskatchewan reports zero new coronavirus deaths for 1st time in nearly a month

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MLB season slated to start with Yankees-Jays, Tigers-Indians

NEW YORK – The major league season is scheduled to start April 1 with the New York Yankees hosting Toronto and Detroit hosting Cleveland, part of an opening-day schedule of 15 games.

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Town of Midland monitoring its wastewater for coronavirus

coronavirus in wastewater.According to the town, studies show a significant proportion of people with COVID-19 shed the virus in their stool — sometimes even before symptoms begin. City of Barrie to start tracking coronavirus in municipal wastewater Midland’s wastewater treatment facility collects and treats water from across the town, which allows for the centralized measuring of COVID-19 genetic material.The town will send weekly wastewater samples to the Ontario Technology University in Durham Region to be tested.

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Guelph reports 17 new COVID-19 cases, active cases at 116

COVID-19 on Thursday, bringing its total case count to 2,499.Active cases increased by two from the previous day to 116, which includes six people in the hospital with the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

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Another 3 Manitobans with coronavirus have died, 90 new infections reported

The novel coronavirus has claimed the lives of another three Manitobans and health officials say another 90 people have fallen ill to the virus.The virus’s latest victims include a man in his 70s connected to an outbreak at at Southeast Personal Care Home in Winnipeg, a man in his 90s linked to the outbreak at St. Boniface Hospital unit B5 in Winnipeg, and a woman in her 70s from the Southern Health region.

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Disney fires Gina Carano from ‘Mandalorian’ over Holocaust remark

Disney has cut ties with Mandalorian actor and mixed martial artist Gina Carano after she compared being conservative today to being Jewish in Nazi Germany on social media.“Gina Carano is not currently employed by Lucasfilm and there are no plans for her to be in the future,” a Lucasfilm spokesperson said in a statement. “Nevertheless, her social media posts denigrating people based on their cultural and religious identities are abhorrent and unacceptable.”Carano’s talent agency, UTA, has also dumped her, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

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As yet undetermined coronavirus variant detected in Windsor-Essex

coronavirus “variant of concern” has been detected in the community.WECHU medical officer of health Dr. Wajid Ahmed says it’s not yet clear if the case involves the B.1.1.7.

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Coronavirus: Canada’s vaccine strategy to ramp up at end of Q1, Njoo says

When asked about how Canada’s vaccine strategy compares to other countries, the country’s deputy chief public health officer, Dr. Howard Njoo, on Thursday said the focus should not be on comparison’s with other countries but on whether Canada is meeting its vaccine distribution goals.

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Bombardier announces plans to lay off approximately 1,600 workers

Bombardier Inc. said Thursday it will reduce its overall workforce by about 1,600 jobs as it moves to cut costs.

Retesting required for potential COVID-19 exposure at 2 locations in Central Zone

Nova Scotia public health is asking anyone who was present at two previously announced potential COVID-19 exposure locations in Central Zone to self-isolate and get tested immediately, even if they have already been tested.This announcement comes after the province reported two additional cases on Wednesday of the B.1.1.7.

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Ontario on track for years of post-pandemic deficits without new policy: FAO

Ontario’s unspent pandemic reserves grew to $12 billion by end of September: FAO The FAO says Ontario will have a $35.5 billion deficit in 2020-2021 that is projected to drop to $16 billion by 2024-2025.But the FAO says barring any service cuts or tax increases, the province will continue to have annual deficits at that level going forward.By law, when Ontario is in deficit, it must develop a recovery plan that charts a path to balanced budgets.The province is expected to deliver its 2021-2022 budget by March 31.

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Manitoba premier to give update on coronavirus vaccination efforts

COVID-19 vaccination efforts Thursday.Brian Pallister has scheduled a press conference for 11 a.m. Global News will stream the event live here.Notice for the press briefing was sent to media less than an hour before the premier’s address.

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Operation Game Over: 75 arrested in Super Bowl human trafficking sting, sheriff says

TAMPA, Fla. - In the days leading up to the Super Bowl, Hillsborough County detectives were working undercover in an anti-human trafficking operation.Sheriff Chad Chronister announced Thursday 75 individuals were arrested during "Operation Game Over," describing it as a record-number of arrests. Among them, three men are facing human trafficking charges.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on Feb. 11

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Thursday.Ontario reported a total of 945 new cases on Thursday.Of those:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The Ontario government is set to make an announcement on March Break on Thursday, and it’s one that could potentially see the annual week-long vacation postponed.Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliott, Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, are scheduled to speak at a 2 p.m.

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Quebec reports 1,121 new coronavirus cases, 37 more deaths

coronavirus Thursday.The province’s COVID-19 caseload has reached 273,847 while recoveries now top 252,000. The health crisis has led to the deaths of 10,149 Quebecers since last March.The number of hospitalizations related to the virus continued to drop Thursday.

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Ontario to announce new COVID-19 projections today

Coronavirus: Ontario government set to make announcement on March Break The new projections come as Ontario’s education minister is expected to announce whether March break will be cancelled for the province’s schools.Stephen Lecce will make an announcement at 2 p.m.

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Ontario government reports 945 new coronavirus cases, 18 new deaths

Ontario government is reporting 945 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, but issues with data in Toronto means there is an underreporting of cases.Thursday’s case count is lower than Wednesday’s, which saw 1,072 new infections reported. It was also reported that 18 people died since Wednesday morning, bringing the total number of people dead to 6,614.

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Fresh basil recalled over cyclospora concerns, FDA says

Fresh cut, imported basil is facing a recall over concerns it’s contaminated with cyclospora, a microscopic parasite that can cause an intestinal infection called cyclosporiasis if ingested.Virginia-based Shenandoah Growers, Inc., on Monday, issued a voluntary recall of some 3,240 units of branded fresh-cut, packaged organic basil clamshells that were packed at the company’s Indianapolis, Ind., location, according to a recall notice posted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) website.The products, which were imported from Colombia, were distributed to retailers across various states, including Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin.

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Coronavirus: Ontario government set to make announcement on March Break

Ontario government is set to make an announcement on March Break on Thursday, and it’s one that could potentially see the annual week-long vacation postponed.Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliott, Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, are scheduled to speak at a 2 p.m.

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Chief N.L. elections officer calls on authorities to delay vote in wake of COVID-19 spread

Newfoundland and Labrador‘s chief electoral officer is calling on authorities to postpone the vote in Saturday’s provincial election.In a letter sent to party leaders Thursday, Bruce Chaulk says the province’s chief medical officer of health should use her powers to delay the election. Big decisions ahead in N.L.

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Lucasfilm fires Gina Carano from 'The Mandalorian' after social media post

Gina Carano attends the premiere of Disney+'s "The Mandalorian" at El Capitan Theatre on Nov. 13, 2019, in Los Angeles, California.

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Ontario says 1st shot administered to every long-term care resident who wanted COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 shots has been administered to all eligible long-term care home residents who said they wanted a vaccine.The government said despite ongoing delays and reductions in vaccine shipments, it was able to inoculate more than 62,000 long-term care home residents with at least one dose. More than 34,000 residents have received their second dose, officials added.Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, makers of the two COVID-19 vaccines currently approved in Canada, both require two shots.

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Big decisions ahead in N.L. election after Tory leader calls to delay Saturday’s vote

COVID-19 infections Wednesday and partially locked down St. John’s.

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Bale's homecoming at Tottenham proving a major letdown

Complete with a flexed bicep emoji, Gareth Bale posted a seemingly encouraging fitness update to his 43.7 million followers on Instagram ahead of Tottenham’s final training session before an FA Cup match at Everton.

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Nicola Sturgeon announces 48 new coronavirus deaths in Scotland amid 830 cases

coronavirus deaths have been recorded in Scotland over the last 24 hours.The First Minister also announced that 830 new cases of COVID-19 were reported overnight, taking the total figure to 189,175.Scotland's death toll now stands at 6,599.1,499 people are in hospital being treated for the deadly virus while 109 people remain in intensive care.It comes as droves of Scots missed out on their first Covid-19 vaccine appointment in the wake of Storm Darcy.Large parts of the country have been blanketed by heavy snowfall after severe wintry conditions descended on Scotland earlier in the week.The several inches of snow that has landed over the past few days has now started to freeze, resulting in testing conditions for people taking to Scotland’s

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Asian shares mostly gain after Biden speaks with China's Xi

Major Asian stock indexes were mostly higher on Thursday after President Joe Biden held his first conversation with Chinese leader Xi Jinping since taking office.

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Video of Earls guests breaking COVID-19 rules condemned in Alberta

Earls said it was “deeply concerned” after a video circulating on social media appeared to show over ten guests gathered at and around a table at one of its restaurants in Edmonton, despite COVID-19 relaunch rules.

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News Releases from Department of Health | Hawai‘i COVID-19 Daily News Digest February 10, 2021

Department of Health:Vaccine Acceptance on the Rise in Hawai‘i91% of respondents in a recent statewide survey plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine, a strong indication that attitudes about the vaccine are rapidly shifting since administration of the vaccinations first began in mid-December.According to the survey commissioned by the DOH, 55% plan to get vaccinated as soon as they are eligible and 36% will wait before receiving their vaccinations. The survey, conducted by Anthology Research from Dec.

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Impeachment trial: New video evidence shows senators fleeing, police begging on radio for help

WASHINGTON (AP) - Prosecutors unveiled chilling new security video in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial Wednesday, showing the mob of rioters breaking into the Capitol, smashing windows and doors and searching menacingly for Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as overwhelmed police begged on their radios for help.In the previously unreleased recordings, the House prosecutors displayed gripping scenes of how close the rioters were to the country’s leaders, roaming the halls chanting "Hang Mike Pence," some equipped with combat gear.

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Canada adds 3,239 new coronavirus cases as deaths top 21K

COVID-19. ‘Critical’ Global Affairs Canada services disrupted amid coronavirus cases at offices In a series of tweets on Wednesday, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr.

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Coronavirus: Nova Scotia identifies 2 cases of U.K. COVID-19 variant

COVID-19, first discovered in the U.K., have been identifiedAccording to the province, the cases were initially reported last month and their samples sent for variant testing at that time.The National Microbiology Lab identified the two cases Wednesday, Feb. 10.

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Coronavirus: 46 new cases, 2 deaths announced for Interior Health region

COVID-19 for the Interior Health region on Wednesday, along with two more coronavirus-related deaths.Interior Health said one death was at the Noric House long-term care home in Vernon, with the other at a group home in Kamloops.The new cases pushed the region’s total caseload to 6,814 since the pandemic began, though 5,819 are said to have recovered. B.C.

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Film, TV maker Joss Whedon faces 'Buffy' actor abuse claims

LOS ANGELES – Prominent film and TV creator Joss Whedon, who faced a claim of abusive behavior on the set of “Justice League,” drew criticism Wednesday from actors who worked with him on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

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New riot video shows Officer Goodman point Romney to safety

During the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump on Wednesday, Democrats revealed new footage of a U.S. Capitol Police officer hailed for his heroism during the Jan. 6 insurrection, this time directing Sen. Mitt Romney to turn around and head in the opposite direction of rioters storming the building.

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Saskatchewan estimates it has roughly 18,700 asymptomatic cases of coronavirus

COVID-19 but are not showing symptoms.The Ministry of Health and the Saskatchewan Health Authority said the figure was calculated as part of its modelling to help the province plan its acute care response to the pandemic.

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2 Peel Region teachers test positive for coronavirus, 1 confirmed to have U.K. variant

coronavirus outbreak has been declared at a Peel Region school after two teachers tested positive for the virus.Bruce Campbell, a spokesperson with the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB), said two staff members who were teaching students remotely from the school. He didn’t identify which school the teacher worked at.Campbell said one of staff members was confirmed to have the highly contagious U.K.

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Coronavirus: Lessons from 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic for Ontario classrooms today

Spanish Flu arrived in Canada in 1918 — brought home by soldiers returning from the First World War.Fifty thousand Canadians died from the virus.There were widespread closures of businesses, places of worship and theatres but the closure of Ontario schools had a significant impact on students of all ages — from elementary to university.October 1918, attendance records from the Toronto Board of Education read: “Schools were closed by order of the Medical Officer of Health and remained closed continuously from Friday evening, Oct. 11 to Tuesday morning, Nov.

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The Latest: NHL says Tomas Nosek of Vegas out with COVID

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:

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‘It is a collective responsibility for everyone to follow the rules’: Hinshaw on Edmonton Earl’s video

Alberta’s Dr. Deena Hinshaw responds to a video circulating on social media showing a group of patrons gathering at an Edmonton Earl’s restaurant. The video shows most not wearing masks nor observing physical distancing requirements.

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Man allegedly punched restaurant staff, bit patron after refusing to wear a mask: Victoria police

Victoria police say they arrested a man who allegedly assaulted a staff member and bit a patron on Tuesday night after he was asked to wear a mask.Police say staff and patrons at the restaurant, located in the 700-block of Yates Street, reported a man who they believed was intoxicated by drugs walked into the establishment without a face mask.When staff asked him to wear a face covering, the man allegedly punched a staff member. Staff and customers restrained the suspect, who then bit a restaurant patron before officers arrived.The man was arrested for assault causing bodily harm.

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B.C. reports 469 new cases of COVID-19 and 6 new deaths

COVID-19 along with six new deaths on Wednesday.It was the 12th consecutive day the province reported fewer than 500 new cases in a 24-hour period.

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Billy Conigliaro, Bosox 1st pick, Tony's brother, dies at 73

BOSTON – Billy Conigliaro, the first-ever Red Sox draft pick who started out in the Boston outfield with star-crossed brother Tony and later spent years taking care of him after a heart attack, died Wednesday. He was 73.

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Ontario government decision on March Break to be announced Thursday

Global News has learned that on Thursday, the provincial government will announce its plans for March Break. It is a decision that parents, students and teachers are eagerly awaiting.

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Coronavirus: Manitoba ramping up to deliver 20,000 vaccine doses a day by April

COVID-19 immunizers and plans to be able to deliver 20,000 shots a day by April.Members of the province’s vaccine task force said Wednesday that changes to the Regulated Health Professions Act will add athletic therapists, chiropractors, dental hygienists, massage therapists, and optometrists to the list of those qualified to give the shot.

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Risk of death 3.5 times higher for COVID-19 than influenza: CMAJ study

COVID-19 was 3.5 times higher than from influenza.The numbers put a figure on the severity of the novel coronavirus, which experts have been speaking to since the pandemic began. Coronavirus vaccine tracker: How many Canadians are vaccinated against COVID-19? The study analyzed hospitalized cases of COVID and influenza between November 2019 and June 2020 in seven Toronto-area hospitals, finding that people admitted with COVID-19 were 1.5 times more likely to need intensive care, and stayed in hospitals 1.5 times longer than patients admitted with influenza.The study used data extracted from hospital computer systems to describe details of patients’ hospitalizations, says Dr.

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NHL teams not going to private restaurants in Toronto despite Ontario green light

Ontario’s sport minister says NHL teams could dine at certain restaurants not open to the public during the province’s stay-at-home order, teams in Toronto haven’t had meals outside their hotel this season.A Maple Leafs spokesperson says any team meals have taken place at a hotel.According to NHL protocols, modified buffet service must be utilized, with food service by an attendant maintaining appropriate distancing.Steve Keogh said Real Sports, attached to Scotiabank Arena, also is an option for meals, but no teams have used that location.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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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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