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There is one new case of COVID-19 to report in managed isolation in New Zealand today. It has been 102 days since the last case of COVID-19 was acquired locally from an unknown source.

Today’s case is a man in his 20s who arrived in New Zealand on July 30 from Melbourne. He has been in managed isolation at the Grand Millennium and tested negative for COVID-19 around day 3 of his stay.

He has tested positive around day 12 of his stay and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility. This case brings our total number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 to 1,220, which is the number we report to the World Health Organization.

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Carter Hart - Michael Raffl - Mark Blinch - Ivan Provorov - Flyers head into 2nd round of East playoffs with Game 6 win - fox29.com - New York - county Stanley

22.08.2020 / 05:35

Flyers head into 2nd round of East playoffs with Game 6 win

(Photo by Mark Blinch/NHLI via Getty Images) TORONTO - Ivan Provorov, Kevin Hayes and Michael Raffl scored to lead the Philadelphia Flyers into the second round for the first time in eight years with a 3-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 6 on Friday night. The Flyers won the series 4-2 and are on to the second round in the Eastern Conference for the first time since 2012.

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Calgary businesses find creative solutions to stay competitive during COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 05:17

Calgary businesses find creative solutions to stay competitive during COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19.Two local businesses were able to recognize an opportunity during the coronavirus pandemic.

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6 new cases of COVID-19 - health.govt.nz - New Zealand

22.08.2020 / 05:13

6 new cases of COVID-19

There are six new confirmed cases of COVID-19 to report in the community in New Zealand today.

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Know When to Delay your Travel to Avoid Spreading COVID-19 - cdc.gov

22.08.2020 / 05:07

Know When to Delay your Travel to Avoid Spreading COVID-19

until it’s safe for you to end home isolation. the safest way to travel is by ambulance, air ambulance, or private vehicle. If you use paratransit services, call ahead to notify the service of your illness so they can take precautions to protect the driver and other staff; no other passengers should share the vehicle.

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Coronavirus: What online schooling will look like for students in Saskatoon as interest grows - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 04:43

Coronavirus: What online schooling will look like for students in Saskatoon as interest grows

novel coronavirus pandemic.For some students, their kitchens will become classrooms as they tackle this school year virtually. Saskatchewan providing additional $40M to schools, delays start date for students The goal is to keep things as close to normal as possible, according to both Saskatoon Public and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS).Classes will be about the same size as those in person, according to GSCS.

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Tony Awards to go virtual after being delayed indefinitely due to COVID-19 as Broadway remains dark - dailymail.co.uk - New York

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22.08.2020 / 04:39

Tony Awards to go virtual after being delayed indefinitely due to COVID-19 as Broadway remains dark

Back in March, the Tony Awards in New York City joined the countless awards show events that were delayed or downright cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.On Friday, the New York Post reported that Broadway's highest honor will in fact take place soon, but it will be a virtual happening for safety reasons.This year's event, which was to be the 74th edition, was to take place onJune 7th at the world famous Radio City Music Hall.

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Edmonton businesses struggle with ‘cynical spreaders’ - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 04:17

Edmonton businesses struggle with ‘cynical spreaders’

People who make little or no effort to help in the societal fight against COVID-19 are being called “cynical spreaders.” The resistance from some in Edmonton is proving to be a challenge for several local businesses. Vinesh Pratap explains.

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Julia Wong - Edmonton school boards offer work exemptions to select staff due to COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 04:17

Edmonton school boards offer work exemptions to select staff due to COVID-19

Some Alberta school staff are waiting to hear what this fall will look like for them. For a few, the risk is higher than others.

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Nicole Stillger - How Alberta plans to handle COVID-19 in schools - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 04:17

How Alberta plans to handle COVID-19 in schools

We’re learning more about the province’s back to school plan — specifically, what will happen if there’s a COVID-19 outbreak. This, as rallies across the province protest the fall return. Nicole Stillger has the details.

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Theresa Tam - Canada reports reports 10 more coronavirus deaths while cases top 124,000 - globalnews.ca - Canada

22.08.2020 / 04:05

Canada reports reports 10 more coronavirus deaths while cases top 124,000

novel coronavirus on Friday, as well as 10 more deaths.The numbers now raise the country’s total COVID-19 cases to 124,314 and deaths to 9,064. How many Canadians have the new coronavirus? Total number of confirmed cases by region As of Aug.

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Saskatchewan - Online learning expert worries sudden demand is leaving teachers, families unprepared - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:58

Online learning expert worries sudden demand is leaving teachers, families unprepared

While the somewhat sudden growth of online learning amid the coronavirus pandemic is exciting a Regina-based educational technology expert, he worries that there hasn’t been enough time to prepare teachers, students and their families for success. “I think what we’re seeing here is a number of parents and students who for the first time are considering online education and of course this is by force. They in many cases feel they don’t have a choice.

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Pandemic poses new challenges for Quebec boarding school - globalnews.ca - Canada

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Pandemic poses new challenges for Quebec boarding school

A Quebec boarding school just metres away from the Canada-U.S. border is facing unique challenges. Mike Armstrong explains how the pandemic is causing complications for the facility’s international students.

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Risks of COVID-19 exposure through air travel - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Risks of COVID-19 exposure through air travel

As Canada’s airline industry struggles to stay aflight during the pandemic, Ottawa is facing pressure to relax restrictions on non-essential travel.

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Eric Sorensen - Is herd immunity possible before a vaccine is made? - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Is herd immunity possible before a vaccine is made?

Coronavirus transmission declining within some communities suggests herd immunity to COVID-19 may be achievable.

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Louis Dejoy - U.S. postmaster general now says mail-in ballots will be counted - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

U.S. postmaster general now says mail-in ballots will be counted

U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is denying accusations he’s trying to disrupt the 2020 election, telling a Senate committee he’ll ensure mail-in ballots get counted.

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Lethbridge - ‘Safe September’ rally in Lethbridge calls on more school funding ahead of fall return - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

‘Safe September’ rally in Lethbridge calls on more school funding ahead of fall return

Rallies across Alberta call for more school funding ahead of fall return “There are parents that are worried for their children’s safety — their safety as well — and the community’s safety,” said Carla Carcamo, one of the parents at the rally.Those in attendance say they feel the government’s current re-entry plan for schools is not adequate, especially when it comes to maintaining physical distancing measures and enforcing face-covering policies, specifically among younger students or those with learning disabilities.One Lethbridge mom says she won’t be sending her kids back to school, but will be opting for online learning instead.Jayne Werry, a parent at the event, said she’d only change her mind “if we see a huge drop in virus cases,

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Peter Brindley - Critical care physician Dr. Peter Brindley on ICUs filling up and COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Critical care physician Dr. Peter Brindley on ICUs filling up and COVID-19

Critical care physician Dr. Peter Brindley says Intensive Care Units in Edmonton hospitals are seeing an increase in trauma patients, addition-related cases and more surgeries and that can put pressure on availability of beds for COVID-19 patients.

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Mike Farnworth - Vancouver councillor says more resources needed to enforce new COVID-19 fines - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Vancouver councillor says more resources needed to enforce new COVID-19 fines

COVID-19 enforcement powers.On Friday, Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth granted new authority to police, liquor, gaming, and cannabis inspectors and conservation officers to issue fines to people who break provincial health orders. $2,000 fines to be issued to enforce B.C.

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Gil Tucker - Calgary families concerned about ‘a lot of problems’ with safety on school buses - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 03:57

Calgary families concerned about ‘a lot of problems’ with safety on school buses

There’s unease among many of the thousands of Calgary families who rely on buses to get their kids to school. Gil Tucker reports on concerns about crowding and the COVID-19 pandemic, and the steps being taken to try to keep students safe.

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Donald Trump - Hydroxychloroquine shouldn’t be used at all for Covid, ISDA says - livemint.com

22.08.2020 / 03:55

Hydroxychloroquine shouldn’t be used at all for Covid, ISDA says

President Donald Trump as a way to deal with the pandemic.IDSA now recommends not to use hydroxychloroquine either by itself or along with the antibiotic azithromycin for patients with the coronavirus, even in hospitals. The society previously called for limited use of hydroxychloroquine in trials.“IDSA’s expert guidelines panel concluded that higher certainty benefits (e.g., mortality reduction) for the use of these treatments are now highly unlikely even if additional high quality data would become available," the group said in a statement.Earlier, a National Institutes of Health panel recommended against using hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin, unless in a clinical trial, because of an increased risk of cardiac arrest.

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New antibody tests offer better snapshot of Covid-19 immunity - livemint.com

22.08.2020 / 03:45

New antibody tests offer better snapshot of Covid-19 immunity

virus has spread. Until now, most tests could tell only whether they’re present.

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Donald Trump - Louis Dejoy - Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says election mail will go through despite cuts - fox29.com - Washington

22.08.2020 / 03:37

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says election mail will go through despite cuts

WASHINGTON - New Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said Friday he has no plans to restore mailboxes and other agency cuts made since he took over in June, sparking fresh questions over how the Postal Service will ensure timely delivery of an expected surge of mail-in ballots for the November election.It was DeJoy's first time publicly answering questions since summer mail delays brought a public outcry. Testifying before a Senate committee, the ally of President Donald Trump said it was his “sacred duty” that ballots arrive on time.

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Love Island USA Season 2 Will Be Different in Light of COVID-19 - tvguide.com - Usa - city Las Vegas - county Island - Fiji - county Love - city Sin

22.08.2020 / 02:33

Love Island USA Season 2 Will Be Different in Light of COVID-19

Love Island USA, arriving Monday, Aug. 24 at 8/7c with a two-hour premiere on CBS and CBS All Access.

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Mike Farnworth - ‘Selfish individuals’ – Mike Farnworth lays out new consequences for breaking COVID guidelines - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 02:29

‘Selfish individuals’ – Mike Farnworth lays out new consequences for breaking COVID guidelines

B.C.’s Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth details the harsher penalties now in effect to enforce public health guidelines. $2000 fines for organizers of events found to be breaking the rules.

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CDC COVID-19 Response Health Equity Strategy: Accelerating Progress Towards Reducing COVID-19 Disparities and Achieving Health Equity - cdc.gov

22.08.2020 / 02:21

CDC COVID-19 Response Health Equity Strategy: Accelerating Progress Towards Reducing COVID-19 Disparities and Achieving Health Equity

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Keith Baldrey - Update on number of COVID-19 cases in B.C. on Friday, Aug. 21. - globalnews.ca - region Health

22.08.2020 / 02:15

Update on number of COVID-19 cases in B.C. on Friday, Aug. 21.

Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has an update on the number of COVID-19 cases in B.C. as of Friday, Aug. 21. The numbers are climbing highest in the Vancouver Coastal Health Region.

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Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. hit new high at 824 - globalnews.ca - region Health

22.08.2020 / 02:15

Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. hit new high at 824

COVID-19 set a new record in B.C. on Friday, climbing to 824.Health officials also reported 90 new cases of the virus and two new deaths.

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Matthew Bingley - Canadian National Exhibition opens to virtual audience - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 02:15

Canadian National Exhibition opens to virtual audience

No one is going to be going to the Ex in the age of COVID-19. But with a full slate of events online, the event hopes to give people a taste of what they’re missing. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Simcoe Street United Church in Oshawa needs restoration funding help - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 02:15

Simcoe Street United Church in Oshawa needs restoration funding help

restoration.Scaffolding has taken over the front of the 153-year-old structure and while the project is underway, it has been facing difficulties over the past few months, namely COVID-19 and funding-related ones.“This building is part of the bones of Oshawa,” said Rev. David Moore, Simcoe Street United Church.Reverend Moore has been delivering sermons at the church for the past 25 years.

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Interior Health - Wildfire season adding complex layer to COVID-19, says Interior Health - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 02:15

Wildfire season adding complex layer to COVID-19, says Interior Health

COVID-19.With the Christie Mountain wildfire raging in the background, Interior Health said on Friday it is taking every precaution possible to ensure patient safety.When the fire broke out on Tuesday and quickly exploded in size, an evacuation order affecting 319 properties was quickly issued. That was followed by an evacuation alert for nearly 3,700 properties in Penticton.

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Tenant advocacy group calls on Hamilton council to implement bylaw to stop ‘renovictions’ - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain

22.08.2020 / 01:49

Tenant advocacy group calls on Hamilton council to implement bylaw to stop ‘renovictions’

“Defending Our Homes”, which also finds that one in five Hamilton renters spent more than half of their paycheque on rent.The landlord licensing bylaw that the group wants Hamilton councillors to consider is already in effect in some municipalities in British Columbia, including the city of New Westminster in Metro Vancouver.It tackles the practice of “renovictions” — when a landlord evicts a tenant under the guise of doing renovations and then raising rent on the unit — by introducing strict fines for landlords who evict tenants without notice, or who fail to provide them right of first refusal after renovations are done.“The time is now – we can’t wait any longer,” said Mike Wood, chair of the downtown chapter of Hamilton ACORN.

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Cocoa police investigating suspicious death on Manor Drive - clickorlando.com

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22.08.2020 / 01:39

Cocoa police investigating suspicious death on Manor Drive

COCOA, Fla. – Cocoa police are investigating after a man died at home Friday afternoon and detectives are calling the manor he died in suspicious.Police responded to a home in the 1600 block of Manor Drive around 4:45 p.m. after a woman called 911 requesting medical assistance for her husband.

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City committee to study report recommending masks on Saskatoon Transit - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 01:37

City committee to study report recommending masks on Saskatoon Transit

masks be worn by transit riders.It would go into effect on Sept. 1 if approved by city council.

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Barack Obama - Coronavirus: Jazz festival organizers bring live music back to Saskatoon riverbank - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 01:37

Coronavirus: Jazz festival organizers bring live music back to Saskatoon riverbank

SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival organizers are bringing live music back to the riverbank in Saskatoon.The 34th edition of the summertime event was originally scheduled to take place July 3-12 but was postponed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Saskatchewan native Andy Shauf on Barack Obama’s summer playlist “We were really looking forward to celebrating our 34th anniversary this year.

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No COVID-19 media standups on 22 or 23 August - health.govt.nz

22.08.2020 / 01:31

No COVID-19 media standups on 22 or 23 August

There are no Ministry of Health live media standups scheduled for 22 or 23 August 2020.

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Brevard County high schools will resume sports this fall - clickorlando.com - county Brevard

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22.08.2020 / 01:23

Brevard County high schools will resume sports this fall

VIERA, Fla. – Brevard Public Schools will allow varsity and junior varsity fall sports this semester and has outlined a plan with limited travel for games and other restrictions due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.According to the school district, beginning the week of Aug. 24 fall sports teams can begin full practice.

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Alberta Health - Alberta Coronavirus - Coronavirus: Alberta records an additional 144 cases, 2 deaths on Friday - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 01:19

Coronavirus: Alberta records an additional 144 cases, 2 deaths on Friday

COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing the provincial total to 12,748.Two additional deaths were also reported. According to Alberta Health, a man in his 70s from the North zone and a woman in her 80s from the Calgary zone have both died.

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Raquel Fletcher - Marguerite Blais - Quebec’s minister responsible for seniors in the hot seat at the National Assembly - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 01:19

Quebec’s minister responsible for seniors in the hot seat at the National Assembly

Marguerite Blais says the CAQ government is not solely to blame for the way the COVID-19 pandemic struck seniors homes in this province. The majority of Quebec’s coronavirus related deaths occurred in seniors’ homes or longterm care facilities.

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Amanda Jelowicki - Quebec marks grim milestone - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 01:19

Quebec marks grim milestone

A 19-year-old Montreal teen has become Quebec’s youngest COVID-19 victim. The teen succumbed to complications of the illness on Sunday. Global’s Amanda Jelowicki has the story.

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Scott Moe - Nearly all Saskatchewan school divisions to require masks without being forced - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 00:59

Nearly all Saskatchewan school divisions to require masks without being forced

Saskatchewan School Board Association ‘welcoming’ recent changes to Safe Schools Plan Premier Scott Moe’s office says 24 out of the province’s 27 school divisions have confirmed they will enforce mandatory masking policies when classes resume on Sept.

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Richard Corcoran - Charles Dodson - Judge slated to rule on Florida teachers union lawsuit next week - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Orange - county Leon

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22.08.2020 / 00:59

Judge slated to rule on Florida teachers union lawsuit next week

With more than 150,000 Florida children already in their desks, the state and teachers unions squared off Friday in a legal battle over Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran’s mandate that local school officials resume in-person instruction this month amid the coronavirus pandemic.Leon County Circuit Judge Charles Dodson, who is slated to issue a ruling early next week, heard closing arguments in lawsuits filed by the Florida Education Association and the union that represents Orange County teachers.The unions allege that a July 6 emergency order issued by Corcoran requiring brick-and-mortar schools to reopen five days a week in August violates the state Constitution’s guarantee of “safe” and “secure” public education.

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Fire that tore through Rachel Ray's house started in chimney - clickorlando.com - New York - state New York - county Lake - county Luzerne - Albany, state New York

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22.08.2020 / 00:59

Fire that tore through Rachel Ray's house started in chimney

LAKE LUZERNE, N.Y. – A fire that tore through celebrity chef Rachel Ray's upstate New York home started in a fireplace chimney, state officials said Friday.The state Office of Fire Prevention and Control said the August 9 fire at the house in Lake Luzerne, N.Y., was accidental.The blaze sent flames through the roof of the home, at the end of a private drive in a rural area about 60 miles (97 kilometers) north of Albany, New York.More than a dozen local fire departments worked to put out the flames.

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Jason Schilling - Alberta Education - Alberta school boards already have ‘flexibility’ on fall restart date: education minister - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 00:53

Alberta school boards already have ‘flexibility’ on fall restart date: education minister

province’s school re-entry plan, as it’s currently written, “provides school boards with the ability to delay or stagger school start dates should they decide that is in their local best interest.” Alberta Teachers’ Association requests school year delay at meeting with education minister On Wednesday, LaGrange met with The Alberta Teachers’ Association, which asked her to delay the school year’s start.ATA president Jason Schilling said the association wants the start of the school year to be pushed until after Labour Day, to allow staff more time to adjust to the new normal and enact recommendations put forward by the chief medical officer of health.In her statement, LaGrange said she agreed to “further engage with education partners”

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Piers Morgan - Piers Morgan 'itching' for Good Morning Britain return as he slams 'dumb' Covid deniers - mirror.co.uk - Britain - France

22.08.2020 / 00:41

Piers Morgan 'itching' for Good Morning Britain return as he slams 'dumb' Covid deniers

Piers Morgan has admitted that he is "itching" to make a big comeback to Good Morning Britain as he took to Twitter to lash out at "dumb" Covid deniers and the government.

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ACL’s COVID-19 Resources: What’s New - acl.gov - Usa - state South Dakota

22.08.2020 / 00:33

ACL’s COVID-19 Resources: What’s New

our COVID-19 resource page: The latest from CDC:Updated survival guide for OAA IIIC grantees: We continue to regularly update the guidance and resources in our "survival guide" for Older Americans Act nutrition services program grantees. Recent additions include sustainability guides from the National Resource Center on Nutrition and Aging and training guides for volunteers teaching technology use to older adults from South Dakota State University.Resource for students with disabilities and their families: The University of Cincinnati Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities has developed new resources to help families with difficult decisions about online and in-person learning.

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Seth Rogen - B.C. health officials hope coronavirus message goes viral with TikTok campaign - globalnews.ca - region Health

22.08.2020 / 00:31

B.C. health officials hope coronavirus message goes viral with TikTok campaign

TikTok in an effort to get its coronavirus messaging to younger adults.It comes after weeks of data showed the province’s recent surge in cases was linked to a younger demographic, and criticism that the province’s messaging wasn’t getting through. Seth Rogen adds voice to B.C.

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Nova Scotia - Elizabeth Macsheffrey - Nova Scotia resource sector workers call on government to follow N.B.’s lead on self-isolation - globalnews.ca

22.08.2020 / 00:31

Nova Scotia resource sector workers call on government to follow N.B.’s lead on self-isolation

New Brunswick dropped its self-isolation requirements for returning workers on June 19.

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Hiawatha I (I) - Peterborough Public Health - Coronavirus: 1 new case for Peterborough area; active cases increase to 3 - globalnews.ca - county Lake - county Centre - city Peterborough, county Peterborough - county Peterborough

22.08.2020 / 00:31

Coronavirus: 1 new case for Peterborough area; active cases increase to 3

novel coronavirus on Friday.The health unit now has 102 cases with just three active cases for its jurisdiction of Peterborough, Peterborough County, Curve Lake First Nation and Hiawatha First Nation.The health unit also reported 23,850 people have been tested for the virus to date. Trudeau, Ford unveil deal to produce N95 masks at 3M plant in Brockville, Ont.

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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
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