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Beware summer job scams during COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 05:11

Beware summer job scams during COVID-19

With summer ahead, experts say the heat is on employment scams and criminals are taking advantage during COVID-19. More than half of last year’s victims were seeking work-from-home gigs and now students are being urged to watch out for fake job postings.

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Keith Baldrey - Will B.C.’mix and match’ COVID-19 vaccines? - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 05:11

Will B.C.’mix and match’ COVID-19 vaccines?

Keith Baldrey reports on whether the ‘mix and match’ philsophy will be used in B.C. when it comes to COVID-19 vaccinations.

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Via Rail posts smaller losses in 1st quarter thanks to federal funding help - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 04:47

Via Rail posts smaller losses in 1st quarter thanks to federal funding help

Via Rail created by an 81 per cent drop in passenger revenues in the first quarter.The passenger rail service says it lost $2.2 million for the three months ended March 31, compared with a $23.6-million loss a year earlier. The operating loss was $121.1 million, down from $151.7 million.Passenger revenues fell to $8.8 million from $46.1 million as the number of passengers dwindled amid COVID-19 lockdowns to 127,000 from 643,000 in the first quarter of 2020 before the pandemic took hold.

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Jharkhand CM writes to PM Modi, seeks free Covid vaccine for 18-44 age group - livemint.com - India

01.06.2021 / 04:35

Jharkhand CM writes to PM Modi, seeks free Covid vaccine for 18-44 age group

₹1,100 crore on it due to stressed funds. According to PTI, Soren writes in the letter that the financial burden on the state for vaccination of the age cohort of 18-44 years is likely to be more than ₹1,100 crore considering 1.57 crore eligible beneficiaries.

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WHO to label covid-19 variants as Greek letters - livemint.com - India - Greece

01.06.2021 / 04:09

WHO to label covid-19 variants as Greek letters

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India poised to grow at world’s fastest rate despite covid-19 - livemint.com - India

01.06.2021 / 03:59

India poised to grow at world’s fastest rate despite covid-19

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Alberta Health - Alberta ramps up screening for COVID-19 variants amid rising concern over B.1.617 cases - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 03:51

Alberta ramps up screening for COVID-19 variants amid rising concern over B.1.617 cases

Alberta Health says all positive COVID-19 cases in the province will be screened for variants again starting this week.

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Covid-19 lockdown: Check which states have extended or relaxed curbs from today - livemint.com - India - city Delhi

01.06.2021 / 03:39

Covid-19 lockdown: Check which states have extended or relaxed curbs from today

Covid-related curbs with certain relaxation.Delhi, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Odisha and Telangana are the latest states to extend the Covid-19 lockdown.Full list of states/UTs where Covid-19 lockdown has been extended:Delhi: The Delhi government has extended the Covid-19 curfew on the movement of individuals in the city till 5 am on 7 June. However, it has exempted essential activities' movement during the curfew period.Haryana: The Haryana government has extended the lockdown to curb Covid-19 cases by a week while relaxing the restrictions on shop timings and malls.

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Covid: Noida starts vaccine drive from today for parents. Check details - livemint.com - India

01.06.2021 / 03:39

Covid: Noida starts vaccine drive from today for parents. Check details

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Manitoba hospitals in crisis with high infection-rate of third wave - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 03:21

Manitoba hospitals in crisis with high infection-rate of third wave

Manitoba’s hospitals are overwhelmed by the high rate of COVID-19 infections in its third wave of the pandemic. As Brittany Greenslade reports, doctors are calling for a complete lockdown as health workers are on the verge of breaking down.

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School-based COVID-19 vaccine delivery starts in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 03:07

School-based COVID-19 vaccine delivery starts in Saskatchewan

With the summer break on the horizon, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) began administering COVID-19 vaccines in the province’s school system on Monday.

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Adam Macvicar - City of Calgary prepares additional COVID-19 business relief - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 02:59

City of Calgary prepares additional COVID-19 business relief

As businesses prepare to reopen as part of Alberta’s plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions, the City of Calgary has developed a grant program and tax deferrals for businesses heavily impacted by the pandemic. Adam MacVicar reports.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan reopening won’t be easy for everyone, mental health advocate says - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 02:59

COVID-19: Saskatchewan reopening won’t be easy for everyone, mental health advocate says

reopening plan came into effect over the weekend. For many, it brings back a long-lost sense of normalcy, but others may not be as ready to return.You may see a few more people crowding around tables.

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Bonnie Henry - B.C.’s top doctor says ‘about a dozen’ children received Moderna instead of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

01.06.2021 / 02:59

B.C.’s top doctor says ‘about a dozen’ children received Moderna instead of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine

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B.C. reports 708 new COVID-19 cases over 3 days as hospitalizations drop - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 02:59

B.C. reports 708 new COVID-19 cases over 3 days as hospitalizations drop

B.C. health officials reported 708 new cases of COVID-19 over three days, along with 11 deaths.

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Manitoba extends aid for child-care centres amid lengthened remote learning stint - globalnews.ca - parish Red River

01.06.2021 / 02:59

Manitoba extends aid for child-care centres amid lengthened remote learning stint

COVID-19 public health orders temporarily sent most students home to learn for an expected three-week span.

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Hamilton ‘definitely’ has higher levels of allergy-causing pollen compared to last 4 years: experts - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa - county Hamilton

01.06.2021 / 01:53

Hamilton ‘definitely’ has higher levels of allergy-causing pollen compared to last 4 years: experts

Why are pollen allergies worse in Canada this year? The 2021 count for the city is about three times last year’s measurements and almost double 2019 and 2018, which had readings of 7,785 and 7,632 grains per cubic metre, respectively.“You definitely are seeing a lot more pollen in Hamilton, but it doesn’t necessarily ring true for the entire GTA Toronto itself,” Coates said.“There’s a lot of birch, pine and oak pollen floating around in the GTA, but throughout this year in May only at around 8,000 grains compared to Hamilton, which is over 11,000.”Montreal saw a comparable number to Hamilton in May, recording 10,407 grains per cubic metre, while Toronto hit 7,790, Ottawa 8,544 and Vancouver just 2,059.Allergist, clinical immunologist and

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Families flock to Sesame Place as Pennsylvania lifts capacity restrictions - fox29.com - state Pennsylvania

01.06.2021 / 01:43

Families flock to Sesame Place as Pennsylvania lifts capacity restrictions

LANGHORNE, Pa. - Sesame Place is opening up to full capacity for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.Pennsylvania lifted all capacity restrictions for all businesses and indoor and outdoor events.The Schultz family was one of the first that got to take advantage of Sesame Place's water rides offered in the summertime."The advantage is no one is in the lines so we get to jump right in even though we're freezing," said Megan Schultz.Memorial Day's weather was warmer in comparison to the rest of the holiday weekend.

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Quebec asks universities and colleges to reopen this fall without physical distancing - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 01:27

Quebec asks universities and colleges to reopen this fall without physical distancing

Quebec reports fewer than 300 new COVID-19 cases as several regions downgraded to orange Some health orders — such as mask wearing — may remain by the fall, McCann said, adding that extracurricular activities and sports at colleges and universities will remain subject to the same restrictions as elsewhere in the province.Schools are also being asked to develop backup plans in case the vaccination target is not reached or the epidemiological situation changes, McCann said.

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Anxious to get your COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s how experts say you can manage needle phobia - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 01:05

Anxious to get your COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s how experts say you can manage needle phobia

COVID-19 continues across the country, many Canadians are feeling relieved that soon it will be their turn to get the shot.But for others, the thought of getting a needle or being exposed to photos and videos of others getting vaccinated can be anxiety-inducing.In fact, a survey conducted in 2012 found needle fear was the reason for seven per cent of immunization non-compliance among adults and eight per cent of children.The study ultimately found needle fear was present in a quarter of adults and two thirds of children surveyed.But what is needle phobia and can these feelings of and anxiety be managed during COVID-19 vaccination?Here’s what experts say.While many people have a fear of needles, it doesn’t reach the severity that would

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Seven million doses of coronavirus vaccine administered in the North West in 'incredible' milestone - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - India - Britain

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01.06.2021 / 00:59

Seven million doses of coronavirus vaccine administered in the North West in 'incredible' milestone

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‘He’ll give you a straight answer’: Colleagues speak highly of Ontario’s next top doctor - globalnews.ca - city Kingston - city Paterson, county Bryan - county Bryan

01.06.2021 / 00:47

‘He’ll give you a straight answer’: Colleagues speak highly of Ontario’s next top doctor

Ontario government begins process of replacing chief medical officer of health Bryan Paterson, the mayor of Kingston, Ont., said he never worried about public compliance over tough public health orders because he had “one of the best” in his corner.“When you ask him a question, he’ll give you a straight answer,” Paterson said on Monday.“I think his communication skills are second to none.

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Nova Scotia - Jesse Thomas - All Nova Scotia students return to in-person learning this week - globalnews.ca - county Halifax

01.06.2021 / 00:09

All Nova Scotia students return to in-person learning this week

In-person classes will resume for all students in Nova Scotia this week. The province has ruled that community spread of COVID-19 in the Halifax and Sydney areas is now under control, making schools safe for students. Jesse Thomas has more.

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COVID-19: Peterborough gyms, fitness centres continue to feel strain of ongoing closures - globalnews.ca

01.06.2021 / 00:09

COVID-19: Peterborough gyms, fitness centres continue to feel strain of ongoing closures

Facebook post on May 20.“We would love to have celebrated seven wonderful years, but unfortunately, the pandemic has just not taken us to that point.”Over on Hunter Street, Full Tilt Cycle Studios is closed but its programming is being offered online.“We have a virtual channel that is gaining momentum. Our members can log-in for $13.99. They can do our unlimited classes,” said co-owner Erin Marshall. “We still have classes being recorded on and off the bikes. You don’t need a spin bike to do the workouts with us.”Gyms and fitness centres are allowed to reopen for outdoor classes, capped at 10 people, in step 1 of the province’s new reopening plan, which is expected to begin the week of June 14.

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New COVID-19 cases in Lanarkshire almost doubled last week - dailyrecord.co.uk

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31.05.2021 / 23:59

New COVID-19 cases in Lanarkshire almost doubled last week

iOS - Android Last week was the fourth consecutive week in which COVID-19 cases have increased after falling to their lowest level for eight months at the end of April.Case numbers in Lanarkshire are still down by 77 per cent since the new year peak in the week beginning January 4, when 2353 were confirmed.The rate of cases in Lanarkshire is also around half that of neighbouring East Renfrewshire, which has the second highest rate in the country.Deaths from coronavirus also remain at their lowest levels since last summer however, two people have unfortunately died in the past week after testing positive - the only deaths recorded in May so far.In total, 42,476 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Lanarkshire and 1323 people have

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Ron Desantis - Paul Williams - Eager gig-goers who have not received Covid vaccine to be charged £700 more for tickets - dailyrecord.co.uk - state Florida

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31.05.2021 / 23:59

Eager gig-goers who have not received Covid vaccine to be charged £700 more for tickets

gig-goers who have had their Covid vaccine hundreds of dollars less than those without the jab for concert tickets. Paul Williams is encouraging music lovers and those who regularly attend gigs to get the vaccine by selling those who have had both doses seats for $18 (£12.69) and those who have not $999.99 (£704.96).

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COVID-19: 88 new cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka since Friday - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Midland - county Bradford - city Huntsville, county Midland

31.05.2021 / 23:55

COVID-19: 88 new cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka since Friday

COVID-19 cases since Friday, bringing the local total number of cases up to 11,918, including 245 deaths.Local public health also reported 66 new cases of a coronavirus variant on Friday, bringing that total to 4,586 — 256 of which are active.

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Joe Biden - Jesse Jackson - ‘A day of remembrance’: President Biden issues proclamation 100 years after Tulsa Race Massacre - fox29.com - Washington - county Tulsa

31.05.2021 / 23:45

‘A day of remembrance’: President Biden issues proclamation 100 years after Tulsa Race Massacre

WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden on Monday issued a proclamation declaring May 31 a day of remembrance 100 years after the 1921 Tulsa race massacre. Biden called for unity among Americans urging people to "reflect on the deep roots of racial terror in our Nation and recommit to the work of rooting out systemic racism across our country."On Monday, hundreds gathered for an interfaith service dedicating a prayer wall outside the historic Vernon African Methodist Episcopal Church in Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood on the centennial of the first day of one of the deadliest racist massacres in the nation.National civil rights leaders, including the Revs.

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Action plan coming for 42 recommendations after Alberta long-term care review - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 23:21

Action plan coming for 42 recommendations after Alberta long-term care review

final report Monday, saying it would help to shape the future of Alberta’s facility-based long-term care system, including updating the design guidelines for continuing care facilities and using capital funding to expand on the types of facilities throughout the province.

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Nova Scotia - Iain Rankin - COVID-19: Nova Scotia says schools in HRM and Sydney safe to reopen this week - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 23:21

COVID-19: Nova Scotia says schools in HRM and Sydney safe to reopen this week

Nova Scotia Premier Iain Rankin announced Monday that schools in Sydney in HRM have been deemed safe to open this week by Public Health and that students can return to classes as early as this Thursday.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan hospitalizations at 108, 113 new infections - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 23:21

COVID-19: Saskatchewan hospitalizations at 108, 113 new infections

COVID-19-related death was reported in Saskatchewan on Monday, bringing the province’s total up to 539 since the pandemic began.The recently deceased was in the 80-plus age group from the Saskatoon zone, according to the Saskatchewan government. Restaurants try to stay afloat as COVID-19 restrictions ease in Saskatchewan Health officials said on Monday there were 113 new cases, bringing the overall infection total in Saskatchewan to 46,748.

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SC questions Centre over dual pricing policy for covid shots - livemint.com - city New Delhi - India

31.05.2021 / 22:55

SC questions Centre over dual pricing policy for covid shots

NEW DELHI : The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre to “smell the coffee" and modify its covid vaccine policy that requires states to pay more for the jabs. The court also asked the government to ensure that the poor and those living in rural areas are not excluded from the vaccination drive because of their inability to access the Internet.Resuming its hearing of the suo motu case on the handling of the second covid wave, the top court said the Union government’s policy lacked “vision" and did not take into account crucial aspects to tackle the issues.The bench, led by justice Dhananjaya Y.

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Nashville hat store apologizes for ‘not vaccinated’ Star of David patches - globalnews.ca - city Nashville

31.05.2021 / 22:45

Nashville hat store apologizes for ‘not vaccinated’ Star of David patches

CNN reports.The patches appeared to compare anti-vaxxer beliefs to the persecution suffered by Jewish people during the Second World War, when the Nazis forced them to wear yellow six-pointed stars to signal their ethnicity. That policy later escalated into the mass killing of millions of Jews in the Holocaust.Similar policies were forced upon Jewish people throughout Europe at various points over the last several centuries, according to the Holocaust Memorial Center.Screenshot of a now-removed post from hatWRKS Nashville.

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Those 80+ can now request an earlier 2nd COVID-19 vaccine appointment with Waterloo Region - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 22:45

Those 80+ can now request an earlier 2nd COVID-19 vaccine appointment with Waterloo Region

COVID-19 vaccine, according to Waterloo Region.It says it is following the province’s move to shorten the time frame between first and second doses for those who are aged 80 and above. Over 60% of Waterloo Region adults have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine The region says it is still working to achieve its vaccine distribution task force’s goal of 75 per cent vaccination rate in all age groups so it will look for a balance between getting first doses in arms quickly and following the province’s schedule.It may still be tough to find that balance as the region is still only receiving about 5,000 doses a day from the province to do so.At the moment, only the age groups over the age of 60 have reached the goal of 75 per cent.

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Joss Reimer - Those who received AstraZeneca as 1st COVID-19 shot eligible for 2nd dose of mRNA vaccine: Manitoba health official - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 22:33

Those who received AstraZeneca as 1st COVID-19 shot eligible for 2nd dose of mRNA vaccine: Manitoba health official

Medical officer of health for Manitoba health and seniors care, Dr.

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Adrian Dix - COVID-19: B.C. health officials to provide Monday update - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 22:33

COVID-19: B.C. health officials to provide Monday update

COVID-19 data on Monday afternoon.Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix are set to speak at a news conference at 3 p.m., which will be carried live on BC1, on our website, the Global BC Facebook page and CKNW.B.C.’s seven-day rolling average of news COVID-19 cases dropped to 315 on Friday, the lowest since Nov.

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Mortality data from civic bodies key to gauge covid impact - livemint.com - India

31.05.2021 / 22:27

Mortality data from civic bodies key to gauge covid impact

pandemic that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives in its deadly second wave, severely affecting families, especially their economic condition, several experts said. This would also help end speculation about the actual toll, the experts said.So far, efforts to harness mortality data have been plagued with opacity and delays by municipal bodies, according to the experts.

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Windsor Castle - The Queen’s Trooping The Colour Birthday Parade Will Be Scaled Down This Year Amid COVID-19 Pandemic - etcanada.com - Canada

31.05.2021 / 22:25

The Queen’s Trooping The Colour Birthday Parade Will Be Scaled Down This Year Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

The Queen’s traditional birthday parade, Trooping the Colour, will look a little different this year due to the pandemic.

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COVID-19: New Brunswick reporting 12 new cases, encouraging residents to book first vaccine doses - globalnews.ca - Canada - city New Brunswick - region Moncton - region Bathurst

31.05.2021 / 22:09

COVID-19: New Brunswick reporting 12 new cases, encouraging residents to book first vaccine doses

COVID-19 on Monday, bringing the province’s total active cases to 146.Health officials say the new cases involve five people in the Moncton region, five in the Fredericton area and two in the Bathurst region. COVID-19 — More than 62% of eligible New Brunswickers have at least one dose of vaccine There are currently seven patients in hospital, six of whom are in New Brunswick and one out of province.

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Peter Jüni - Hamilton reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, Ontario doc expects ‘little’ impact should schools reopen - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 22:09

Hamilton reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, Ontario doc expects ‘little’ impact should schools reopen

COVID-19 cases, the director of Ontario’s Science Table says any increases in indoor gathering limits should really start with classrooms.“When we start now to get to talk about indoors, the first thing to come is really schools,” Dr. Peter Juni told Global News.

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Naomi Osaka - Naomi Osaka withdraws from French Open amid scrutiny over media boycott - fox29.com - France - city Paris

31.05.2021 / 22:05

Naomi Osaka withdraws from French Open amid scrutiny over media boycott

PARIS - Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open on Monday amid scrutiny over her decision to boycott talking to the media.Osaka made the announcement on Twitter – one day after she was fined $15,000 for skipping a post-match press conference. She explained her decision in a lengthy statement."This isn’t a situation I ever imagined or intended when I posted a few days ago.

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Over 60% of Waterloo Region adults have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo

31.05.2021 / 21:57

Over 60% of Waterloo Region adults have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 variant case in Waterloo Region connected with outbreak at Nunavut mine It says that 61.81 per cent of all adults have now received a dose, with that number falling to 49.58 per cent when looking at the entire population.Only 20,919 of the region’s more than 580,000 people have received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, which accounts for 4.49 per cent of the population over 18 and 3.55 per cent of the entire population.On the flip side of the ledger, Waterloo Public Health reported just 31 new positive tests for the coronavirus on Monday, lifting the total number of cases in the area to 15,961.The rolling seven-day average number of new COVID-19 daily cases falls to 40.3, with that number standing at 49.2 last Tuesday, after the

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Julia Wong - 2nd wave contact tracing problems larger than Alberta officials admitted to: FOIP documents - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 21:57

2nd wave contact tracing problems larger than Alberta officials admitted to: FOIP documents

What really was happening during Alberta’s second wave? Documents from a Freedom of Information request quantify the scale of the problem, revealing just how big of a gap existed between the number of people who got COVID-19, and the number who had contact tracing done.

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Ontario government requiring all long-term care homes to have COVID-19 staff vaccine policies - globalnews.ca

31.05.2021 / 21:57

Ontario government requiring all long-term care homes to have COVID-19 staff vaccine policies

COVID-19 vaccine policies for staff.According to a statement issued Monday afternoon, every staff member under each facility’s policy will be required to show proof of vaccination for each dose, show medical documentation outlining why they aren’t vaccinated, or they will be required to go to an educational seminar that goes over the benefits of being inoculated and the risks of not receiving the vaccine.“By encouraging more workers to get vaccinated, the likelihood of infections and outbreaks is reduced, which allows for additional easing of restrictions in homes and more opportunities for residents to enjoy activities that support their well-being and quality of life,” the statement said.The directive said all 626 long-term care homes

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COVID-19: Restrictions on standalone shops eased in Pune city - livemint.com - India - city Pune

31.05.2021 / 21:31

COVID-19: Restrictions on standalone shops eased in Pune city

PUNE : The Pune Municipal Corporation today said that it has allowed standalone shops dealing in non-essential items to remain open on weekdays between 7am and 2pm from Tuesday. Shops selling essential items have been allowed to operate between 7am and 2pm on all days.Liquor shops have also been permitted to operate during this time segment, the civic move coming amid a decline in the coronavirus positivity rate in Maharashtra's second-largest city, they added.

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2nd Covid wave rendered 1 cr Indians jobless, 97% households' incomes declined: CMIE - livemint.com - India - city Mumbai

31.05.2021 / 21:31

2nd Covid wave rendered 1 cr Indians jobless, 97% households' incomes declined: CMIE

MUMBAI : Over 10 million Indians have lost their jobs because of the second wave of Covid-19, and around 97% of households' incomes have declined since the beginning of the pandemic last year, Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) chief executive Mahesh Vyas said on Monday.The unemployment rate measured by the think-tank is expected to come at 12% at the end of May as against 8% in April, Vyas told PTI, adding this signifies that about 10 million or 1 crore Indians have lost jobs in this period.Stating that the main reason for the job losses is "mainly the second wave" of Covid-19 infections, Vyas said, "As the economy opens up, part of the problem will be solved but not entirely."He explained that people who lose jobs find it hard to

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Humza Yousaf - Covid in Scotland: The council areas that could remain at Level 2 lockdown - dailyrecord.co.uk - India - Scotland

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31.05.2021 / 21:25

Covid in Scotland: The council areas that could remain at Level 2 lockdown

Level One restrictions from June 7 when the changes come into effect. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has already indicated that some parts of the country may remain at Level 2 due to a higher number of cases, the test positivity and the people ill in hospital with the deadly virus.

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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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