ATLANTA - Sea lions are known for being great swimmers, but it turns out they have some pretty slick moves out of the water, too.A seven-year-old sea lion trounced a Georgia Aquarium trainer in a dance-off at the facility in Atlanta, video posted recently shows.The video, posted on June 22, shows a trainer and Neptune the sea lion dancing to the popular “Wow, you can really dance” TikTok sound.

At the end of the video, Neptune slides on his belly and points his tail up for a grand finale.Wow, sea lion Neptune can really dance.

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Interactive map shows risk of encountering COVID-19 at events of different sizes across the country

ATLANTA - An interactive online map allows people to assess their risk of encountering someone infected with COVID-19 at an event, based on the size of the gathering as well as the county in which the gathering is being held.The dashboard allows users to zoom in on a county anywhere in the U.S. and choose an event size ranging between 10 people to 10,000 people.

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Coronavirus: Video showing Toronto restaurant patrons crammed together triggers investigation

COVID-19 public health rules.Mayor John Tory has confirmed that the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has launched an investigation into MARBL, located in the city’s downtown.A video originally published to Instagram shows dozens of patrons crammed into a partially outdoor seating section while surrounded by unmasked employees carrying drinks.A version posted to Twitter had been viewed more than 18,000 times by Tuesday and triggered outcry online.Just in: @JohnTory confirmed that this video has triggered an investigation by the AGCO into MARBL.

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‘Moving black worm’ removed from tonsil of woman with sore throat

COVID-19 — or something even creepier?Doctors in Japan say they successfully removed a long, thin, “moving black worm” from a woman’s tonsil, in a spine-tingling case linked to a piece of bad sashimi.The woman, 25, complained of a sore throat a few days after she ate some assorted sashimi, according to a case study published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.Doctors checked her out and found that the cause was not a cold but a case of “tingling throat syndrome” — a soft way of saying she had a parasite in her left tonsil. Are parasitic worms lurking in your seafood? Here’s what Canadian experts say Doctors used tweezers to extract the long, black worm from the woman’s throat at St.

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Lucy HicksOn the Fourth of July, as they have done for years, renowned competitive eaters descended on New York City to compete in the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. The event was a bit different this year, of course, because of the coronavirus pandemic.

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In another blow to ‘herd immunity,’ study shows decline of COVID-19 antibodies after a few weeks

LOS ANGELES - The term “herd immunity” has spread in conversation about the novel coronavirus almost as a beacon of hope in the fight against the deadly disease — until, at least, a vaccine is created.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton says all tests at Grace Villa negative after reporting positive case

coronavirus test reported on the weekend from an employee at Grace Villa long-term care home is actually now negative.On Monday, the city told Global News that the home was being monitored for a potential outbreak after discovering a positive result during a recent round of testing among residents and workers at the home on Lockton Crescent near the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway.However, on Tuesday, a spokesperson from the city sent a correction saying there were no positive tests and that an outbreak at the home will not be declared after all.

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DA to investigate video showing Allentown police officer kneeling on man

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Allentown Police Department said they have opened an internal investigation after an officer was captured on video kneeling on a man's head/neck area on Saturday night.The video, posted to Twitter by Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley, shows three police officers arresting man outside the emergency room of Saint Luke's Hospital. The man is lying on his stomach while the officers attempt to subdue him. During the arrest, one officer allegedly places his knee on the head/neck area of the suspect.Officials on Sunday said the incident began when officers at the hospital noticed a man vomiting and staggering in the street.

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NJ expands travel restrictions to 4 more states; Delaware removed from the list

TRENTON, N.J. - New Jersey has extended their mandatory self-quarantine to travelers from four more states, bringing the total to 22 states.On Tuesday, Governor Murphy announced residents who have traveled to or from Minnesota, New Mexico, Ohio and Wisconsin will be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days upon returning or arriving in New Jersey.Delaware is no longer on the list of states New Jersey requires to self-quarantine after travel to or from.New Jersey had previously restricted access to travelers from 18 states including Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.The states under the travel advisory

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Tom Bergeron, Erin Andrews exit 'Dancing With the Stars'

NEW YORK – The dance has ended for “Dancing With the Stars” hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.ABC said in a statement that the show is looking to “embark on a new creative direction” and host Bergeron “departs the show with our sincerest thanks and gratitude for his trademark wit and charm that helped make this show a success.”No replacements were named. Bergeron has hosted “Dancing With the Stars” since its premiere in 2005.He took to Twitter to announce his departure.

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Relaxed coronavirus restrictions means a Rockport, Ont., tour boat line will be able to reopen

Ontario reopening Stage 3: Gathering limit increasing as indoor dining, gyms permitted to reopen “We were very happy to hear the announcement today Premier Ford is going to allow many businesses to open this Friday and we will be one of them,” said Kathleen Allen, president and general manager of Rockport Boat Line in Rockport, Ont.“Our boat tours will be operating as of this Friday.The boat line has a fleet of four but only one that’ll be used. Allen says it’ll be limited capacity, but at least they’re finally open.“We’re still happy with being able to carry up to 50 passengers, that’s a lot less then what we would normally carry,” Allen said.

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Police: Man suffered graze wounds in South Philadelphia shooting, walked to Center City

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say they found a man suffering from multiple graze wounds in Center City Tuesday morning.The 33-year-old victim was found near 15th Street and John F.

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'This is the best show on the planet' ... the Salford Facebook shows on mental health and recovery reaching 5m people

his past.The page has since turned in to what he dubs the ‘RECOVERy Channel’, which broadcasts live shows, in the morning, afternoon, and evenings throughout the week.Each show is unique and features a line up of health and wellbeing experts, who offer professional advice and give information about services to viewers tuning in. Speaking to the Manchester Evening News James said: "For me, this is the best show on the planet because of what we're doing, we're touching on every subject, from bipolar to PTSD, from mental health to addiction.

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Dwayne Johnson Gifts 700,000 Water Bottles To COVID-19 Front Line Workers: It ‘Is Our Small Way Of Saying Thank You’

Dwayne Johnson is giving back to the frontline community.

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Winnipeg restaurant with no dance floor fined after patrons start dancing at table

coronavirus pandemic forced them to close, but Chaise doesn’t have a dance floor.“He (the inspector) said that he observed approximately four people who had stood up with their own group and were dancing among themselves,” Ritchie said.

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US COVID-19 deaths rise; 2 California cities to begin fall term online

As states continue to set records with daily COVID-19 case counts, fatalities due the virus are beginning to creep upward, with Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, California, and Florida all breaking records for average daily fatalities over the past 7 days.

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In another blow to ‘herd immunity,’ new study shows decline of COVID-19 antibodies after just weeks

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Video that shows Allentown police officer with knee on man’s neck sparks fury

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Activists on Monday pressed their demand for police accountability after video emerged over the weekend of an officer placing his knee on a man’s head and neck area outside an Allentown hospital.Activists said Allentown police appeared to violate their own use-of-force policy against neck restraints when an officer used his knee to bear down on the man’s head.Police launched an internal probe and promised to release additional video of Saturday’s incident.“Pending the outcome of this investigation, if they are not on the right side of justice, then those officers need to be terminated,” said Justan Parker, founder of Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley.The videotaped incident occurred nearly seven weeks after the death of

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Rick Zamperin: Auston Matthews’ positive coronavirus test shows why NHL bubble is important

Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews confirmed Monday that he tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Arizona last month while the NHL season was on pause.The 22-year-old centre shared the news with reporters on a Zoom call on day one of the National Hockey League‘s summer training camps, as the Leafs and 23 other teams entered Phase 3 of the league’s return-to-play plan.Matthews said he was “asymptomatic” and felt “pretty normal for the two weeks” during his quarantine, and is “feeling healthy now.”Matthews participated in the team’s workouts on Monday and declared himself fit to play in Toronto’s play-in series against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Aug.

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Judge permanently blocks Georgia's 'heartbeat' abortion law

Young women hold signs during a protest against recently passed abortion ban bills at the Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta, Georgia. ATLANTA - A federal judge on Monday permanently blocked Georgia’s 2019 “heartbeat” abortion law, finding that it violates the U.S.

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Survey led by Dalhousie researcher shows COVID-19 lockdown’s impact on children, youth activity

COVID-19 restrictions have had on kids’ physical health and what parents can do to help keep them active.In a statement, the University of Dalhousie said Sarah Moore of the school’s faculty of health led a national survey commissioned by ParticipACTION showing that “restricted access to playgrounds, schools, child care, playdates, and instructions to ‘stay home’ have made it more challenging than ever for kids to develop and maintain healthy movement behaviour habits.”ParticipACTION is a national non-profit organization whose mission is to help Canadians sit less and move more.The study shows that in April, one month after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, less than three per cent of Canadian youth ages five to 17

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Katie Price's critically ill son Harvey 'tested for coronavirus' after showing symptoms

Katie Price's son Harvey has reportedly been tested for coronavirus as he remains critically ill in intensive care. Harvey, 18, was rushed to hospital over the weekend after he struggled to breathe, with his temperature reaching 42 degrees.Former glamour model Katie is sadly unable to be with her son as he remains in ICU.Harvey has now been tested for Covid-19 after he showed symptoms of the deadly virus, The Sun reports.An insider told the publication: "Harvey has been tested for the virus after he was having trouble breathing."Katie's seriously worried about him because his heath complications would mean that catching coronavirus would be very serious.

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German study shows low coronavirus infection rate in schools

novel coronavirus, a study found on Monday, suggesting schools may not play as big a role in spreading the virus as some had feared.Germany began reopening schools in May, though debate continues as to the role children may play in spreading the virus to vulnerable adults at home as well as to older teachers and school staff.The study by the University Hospital in Dresden analyzed blood samples from almost 1,500 children aged between 14 and 18 and 500 teachers from 13 schools in Dresden and the districts of Bautzen and Goerlitz in May and June.The largest study conducted in Germany on school children and teachers included testing in schools where there were coronavirus outbreaks.Of the almost 2,000 samples, only 12 had antibodies, said

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That's dedication! Rebel Wilson shows off her incredible 18kg weight loss in all-black sportswear as she exits a Sydney gym with a healthy green juice in hand

People in June, Rebel's remarkable transformation is down to following the Mayr Method diet plan.A source told the publication she got 'amazing results' by changing her eating habits while staying at the luxe Austrian health and wellness retreat Vivamayr last year, and has continued on with the plan.'It's an approach that eliminates food intolerances, reduces sugar, encourages eating whole foods slowly, boosts the immune system and reduces inflammation,' said the source.'She exercises with a personal trainer up to six times a week, goes on walks and is trying to up her protein intake nutritionally.'They added: 'I know she's also been working on conquering her emotional eating patterns of behaviour.'Rebel announced she was embarking on a

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DA to investigate video showing Allentown police officer kneeling on man during arrest

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Allentown Police Department said they have opened an internal investigation after an officer was captured on video kneeling on a man's head/neck area during an arrest Saturday night.The video, posted by Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley, shows three police officers arresting man outside the Emergency Room of Saint Luke's Hospital. The suspect is lying on his stomach while the officers attempt to subdue him. During the arrest, one officer allegedly places his knee on the head/neck area of the suspect.Officials on Sunday said the incident began when officers at the hospital noticed a man vomiting and staggering in the street.

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Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special under threat for first time as it’s ‘too hard’ to film in pandemic

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Christmas Special is under threat for the first time - because it's "too hard" to film during the pandemic. The festive edition of the BBC One dancing show has been a highlight of the channel's Christmas Day schedule for years, but the Daily Star claimed this year's will not go ahead.

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Atlanta rapper Lil Marlo found shot to death in car, TMZ reports

Rapper Lil Marlo attends Traffik Thursdays at Traffik Nightclub in Atlanta, Georgia. (Prince Williams/Wireimage/Getty Images)ATLANTA - Atlanta rapper Lil Marlo was found shot to death late Saturday night on Interstate 285, TMZ is reporting.Atlanta police confirmed with FOX 5 that they were called to a single-vehicle accident on I-285 near the Benjamin E.

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I’m A Celebrity bosses line up Jessie J and football legend Paul Merson for A-list series despite COVID-19 restrictions

I’M A Celeb bosses are busy negotiating what could be their best line-up ever – despite Covid-19 restrictions. Producers are trying to land Do It Like A Dude hitmaker Jessie J and ex-England footballer Paul Merson, who last year revealed he was once again in the grip of his gambling addiction.

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Video allegedly shows Allentown police officer kneeling on suspect during arrest

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - A video posted to social media late Saturday night allegedly shows an Allentown police officer kneeling on a suspect's head/neck area during an arrest.The video, posted by Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley, shows three white police officers arresting Black man outside a hospital on Saturday.The suspect is lying on his stomach while the officers attempt to place him in handcuffs.

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Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special 'axed amid pandemic'

'Strictly Come Dancing's Christmas special has reportedly been axed as it's too hard to film amid the coronavirus pandemic. The annual BBC show has been one of the broadcaster's flagship festive shows for years, but TV bosses have been forced to scrap the plan this year due to the health crisis.

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Future announces scholarship for students affected by coronavirus

Future has announced a new scholarship scheme for people affected by the coronavirus pandemic.Coming through the Atlanta rapper’s FreeWishes Foundation, the ‘I’m Still A Dreamer’ scheme will give away money to 2020 graduates from high schools in Georgia who are planning on entering higher education.“You don’t have to be in the perfect situation or come from the perfect background to reach for your dreams,” Future said in a press release announcing the new initiative.

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People testing negative for COVID-19 but showing symptoms should be treated: Experts

NEW DELHI : Test results may come out negative even if one has contracted COVID-19, experts have warned, advising that those showing symptoms of the disease must be treated without waiting for a confirmatory test to prevent aggravation of the infection.There have been several cases where patients showing clinical symptoms of COVID-19 have tested negative for the virus multiple times.

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2 ships collide head-on in Ontario’s Welland Canal, video shows

U.S. launches investigation into Canada’s ‘unfavourable’ Great Lakes shipping rules The video shows the two vessels, the Alanis and the Florence Spirit, slowly advancing toward each other before colliding.Photos posted to Twitter by the Welland firefighters’ union showed each ship’s hull sustained damage in the incident.Video & pictures of earlier todays ship collision near the @Welland Docks in the @wellandcanal ..

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Strictly Come Dancing 'axe Christmas 2020 special amid coronavirus concerns'

Strictly Come Dancing has axed plans for the traditional Christmas Special episode for the 2020 festive season – according to reports.

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Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special ‘axed’ for first time as it’s ‘too hard’ to film in pandemic

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Christmas Special has been 'axed' for the first time as it's 'too hard' to film during the pandemic. The festive edition of the BBC One dancing show has been a highlight of the channel's Christmas Day schedule for years, but the Daily Star claims this year's will not go ahead.

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Pennsylvania add Delaware, 3 other states travel quarantine list

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (Office of Gov. Tom Wolf)HARRISBURG - State health officials in Pennsylvania have added four states — including neighboring Delaware — to the travel quarantine recommendation aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19 in the commonwealth.Officials said people who have traveled to Delaware, Iowa, Kansas and Oklahoma are being asked to self-quarantine for 14 days upon their return to Pennsylvania.The state earlier issued the recommendation for self-quarantine for people coming to the commonwealth from 15 other states — Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUSThe health department

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New climate study signals faster moving hurricanes for Texas

Houston - Climate change will intensify winds that steer hurricanes north over Texas in the final 25 years of this century, increasing the odds for fast-moving storms like 2008’s Ike compared with slow-movers like 2017’s Harvey, according to new research.A group of climate researchers publishing their findings after examining regional atmospheric wind patterns that are likely to exist over Texas from 2075-2100 as Earth’s climate changes due to increased greenhouse emissions.“So we started the work the day that Harvey made landfall,” said study lead author Pedram Hassanzadeh of Rice University. Dr.

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Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special axed as filming in pandemic is 'too hard'

Strictly Come Dancing Christmas contest has been axed, the Daily Star Sunday can reveal.Celebrities won’t be competing on this year’s festive special because filming them during the pandemic would be “too difficult”.The Christmas special usually sees a string of former contestants return to the dancefloor for another chance to impress the judges.Stars had already been booked to appear. But they have now been told they will have to wait until next year to take part.It will be the first time in its history the festive competition has not run.An insider said: “Usually, filming the Christmas special only takes a few days."But to do it under the current guidelines would mean quarantining celebs for two weeks beforehand.

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Coronavirus: Toronto to hold lane-closure blitz to increase patio space for restaurants, bars

coronavirus pandemic.Officials said City staff will “accelerate the installation of verified CafeTO applications across multiple BIAs.”“An increase in the number of streetscape-based curb lane closures will be seen across the city starting tomorrow and new installations will continue throughout the week,” a news release issued Saturday said.

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Fraudster uses coronavirus loan scheme to scam Scots car dealer out of £40K Porsche

Scots car dealer has been targeted by a fraudster who tried to scam him out of a £40,000 Porsche using a UK government's coronavirus loan scheme for businesses. Stephen Bogan from James Glen Car Sales in Airdrie released a video warning other dealers and sellers to be “unbelievably vigilant” after the scammer took out a loan in his company's name.

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US sets record for new Covid cases for third day in row at over 69,000

New cases of Covid-19 rose by over 69,000 across the United States, according to a Reuters tally, setting a record for the third consecutive day as Walt Disney Co stuck to its plans to reopen its flagship theme park in hard-hit Florida.

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Tropical Storm Fay moves north after rain pummels region

PHILADELPHIA - As Tropical Storm Fay continues its northward trajectory, rain will clear the area overnight into Saturday. All warnings and watches for our area have been canceled.Tropical Storm Fay made landfall Friday afternoon just north-northeast of Atlantic City, N.J., the National Hurricane Center stated in its 5 p.m. advisory.The storm's winds have weakened a bit to 50 mph sustained, with higher gusts.

China's Wuhan shows how economies may recover after the coronavirus

Inside the Dystopian, Post-Lockdown World of WuhanThen, just as people were beginning to venture outside more -- with social distancing and temperature checks a new regular fixture -- the sudden emergence of a new cluster of infections in May once again put the city on edge. Restrictions returned, and the local government tested the entire population of 11 million in just two weeks.

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Angry Coweta dad arrested after finding a man in his 14-year-old daughter’s bedroom

COWETA COUNTY, Ga. - A Coweta County father is under arrest for aggravated assault after what he did to a man he found in his 14-year-old daughter’s bedroom.Investigators say they are sympathetic with the dad’s anger, which included knocking out some teeth, but say he crossed a legal line when firing shots as the man ran away down the street. A lot of fathers might say they would do the same thing Ismael Casillas did when he found that man inside his daughter's bedroom. That is to beat the man bloody. But investigators say there is a limit, a line, that even a lenient Georgia law allows for homeowners defending their families. Isabel Casillas and Keywontrezes Humphries.

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US interest in moving to New Zealand jumps during COVID-19 pandemic

LOS ANGELES - More Americans are reportedly looking to move to New Zealand amidst the coronavirus.New Zealand went into lockdown on March 25 and was already beginning to loosen social restrictions by May. The disease was effectively eliminated through strict border restrictions and stay-at-home orders.The country has reported less than 1,500 COVID-19 cases and 22 deaths.Given the impressive feat of effective eradication of the pandemic, many Americans are expressing their interest in moving to New Zealand.The Guardian reported that the South Pacific country saw a huge surge in traffic to its New Zealand Now website, with 80,000 Americans seeking information on how to emigrate in the month of May alone.

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Lane designated for truckers, essential workers at N.B. provincial border

essential workers travelling into New Brunswick will now have shorter wait times at the border as the coronavirus pandemic continues.A lane designated specifically for truck drivers and essential service workers went into effect Friday morning in order to improve traffic flow at the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border.“So we can we can keep commercial traffic flowing as free as possible,” said New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs at the provincial border Friday.In the one week since non-essential travel between provinces in Atlantic Canada has been permitted, travellers have been met with excessively long lines and wait times.The newly-designated lane gives priority to commercial vehicles, essential workers and people heading to Prince Edward

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How physiotherapists are getting coronavirus patients moving again

COVID-19 isn’t straightforward.While the infection mainly affects the lungs, it can have a cascading effect on a person’s physical health.It’s something physiotherapists like Michelle Kho have seen first-hand.“There’s a team fighting to keep a person alive. Physiotherapy is part of that team,” said Kho, who works in the intensive care unit (ICU) at St.

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James Jordan and Ola Jordan open up on baby’s ‘worrying’ health scare: ‘Made things worse'

Strictly Come Dancing stars James Jordan, 42, and his wife Ola Jordan, 37, have shared their “worries” after their baby daughter Ella suffered from a series of health issues.The little one, who was born in February, has struggled with reflux and recently developed a “really bad” rash, which caused concern for her parents.Opening up about the scary situation in their latest column for HELLO! Magazine, professional dancer Ola explained: "She is a happy baby in general, but she's still got this reflux."This week in particular, her rash got really bad."James added: "She had dry skin to start with which looked like eczema but when she got these little spots everywhere, so it was really worrying.”The new dad went on to say Ella unfortunately

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