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Ontario government’s last-remaining COVID-19 mask mandates are set to expire later this week.The mandate for settings deemed high-risk was previously set to be lifted on April 27, but was extended to June 11, which is this Saturday.It applies to public transit, health-care settings, long-term care and retirement homes, as well as shelters and other congregate care settings that provide services to “medically and socially vulnerable individuals,” the province previously said. Ontario extends remaining COVID mask mandates A full list of the settings where masking is still required is available here.The Ministry of Health told Global News on Tuesday that chief medical officer of health Dr.

WILMINGTON, Del. - Police say two teens have been charged in connection to the shooting of another teen in Wilmington.A 14-year-old gunshot victim was reportedly found on the 600 block of South Union Street in Canby Park around 6:44 p.m. Monday.

Joel Osteen, the pastor of Lakewood Church, stands with his wife, Victoria Osteen, as he conducts a service at his church on September 3, 2017, in Houston, Texas. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Pro-choice activists interrupted Pastor Joel Osteen’s church service on Sunday in Houston, Texas, by taking off their clothes and shouting "my body, my choice!""My body, my f—ing choice," one activist with Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights is heard shouting in the church as she took off her dress, leaving her wearing only underwear, according to a video posted to social media on Sunday. "Overturn Roe, hell no," another activist screams as she removes her clothing.

coronavirus variant can dodge antibodies from earlier infection well enough to trigger a new wave.

Fire erupts in garage at home in Gloucester Township. (Gloucester Township Police )GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. - A fire erupted at a home in Gloucester Township on Monday, leaving its residents displaced and two firefighters injured.Crews from five different fire stations responded to reports of a fire at a home on Mulberry Street in Sicklerville around 7:44 p.m.They arrived to find a garage completely engulfed in heavy flames and smoke. Two cars were damaged from extreme heat.

QUAKERTOWN, Pa. - Darien, the horse rescued after being abandoned on the streets of Philadelphia, is now temporarily living on a ranch in Quakertown. The horse, which was named after Darien Street where he was found, was discovered wandering the Hunting Park neighborhood in May. A horse abandoned in the streets of Philadelphia is now in search of a new home after being rescued by ACCT.  (ACCT Philadelphia)Concerned residents notified authorities and staff from Philadelphia's Animal Care & Control team responded. At the time of his rescue, Darien was underweight and in need of extra care. FOX 29's Jenn Frederick visited the Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, where he has been for five days and will stay for about three months. Ranch staff says the horse was about 200 pounds underweight when he arrived and they are on a reseeding schedule to get him on the right track. They also say he needs to see the veterinarians and providers for necessary services, including, a farrier for hoof adjustments and an equine dental technician to examine his teeth. Over the next few months, the ranch staff will work with Darien to help him regain muscle and stamina to get him ready for possible adoption by the end of summer. The ranch has received numerous donations to help Darien's recovery, but the ranch also says it needs support for its other animals.Donations are being accepted online here and the ranch is actively looking for volunteers. 

File: A member of the National Guard patrols the grounds of the US Capitol on March 4, 2021, in Washington, DC. (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images) WASHINGTON - A looming Supreme Court decision on abortion, an increase of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border and the midterm elections are potential triggers for extremist violence over the next six months, the Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday.The U.S.

Justin Trudeau isn’t saying whether he supports President Joe Biden’s decision to exclude Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba from this week’s Summit of the Americas.Trudeau acknowledges that some of the countries in the Western Hemisphere are “less like-minded” than others.But he says they all share a number of urgent issues, such as migration pressures, climate change and recovering fully from the COVID-19 pandemic. Trudeau says world leaders should ‘keep up with changes’ as Chile undergoes mining reform All three are expected to be on the agenda at the weeklong summit as the prime minister departs for Los Angeles later Tuesday.On the way, he and Defence Minister Anita Anand are stopping in Colorado Springs, Colo., for meetings with commanders and officials from NORAD, the joint-command continental defence system slated for upgrade.Also accompanying Trudeau are Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault and Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly, who is scheduled to meet with U.S.

TRENTON, N.J. - Summer travel is in full swing, but drivers still won't find any relief at the pump across the Delaware Valley.New Jersey gas hit another record high Tuesday with prices averaging $5.01 a gallon, up 3 cents overnight and 24 cents from last week.In Philadelphia, gas prices have been sitting above $5 since last week as the average surged to $5.08 overnight.However, Pennsylvania prices barely remain below the $5 mark at $4.98 a gallon.

TOWIE'S Sam Faiers has opened up on the terrifying pain in her right breast which sent her body into "shutdown." The mum of three, 31, who gave birth to her youngest baby boy in May, told how she was left "shivering and cold" by the condition - which at first she did not understand. After seeking medical advice Sam told fans she was suffering a blocked milk duct, which is an inflammation of the breast otherwise known as mastitis.

COVID on Tuesday, with 114 in intensive care.This is up by 96 for hospitalizations and a decrease of two for ICUs since the previous day, as hospitals report updated figures following the weekend.Last Tuesday, there were 808 hospitalizations with 140 in ICU.According to latest data for hospitalizations from the weekend, 62 per cent were admitted for other reasons but tested positive for COVID-19. For those in ICUs, 34 per cent were admitted for other reasons.

Mumbai on Tuesday reported 1,242 new COVID cases pushing the active tally to nearly 6,000.  

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said the next three weeks will be a tough period for the country with regard to sourcing Fuel and LP Gas.“it is important that we use fuel and gas sparingly during this period,” he appealed in a special statement to Parliament on Tuesday (7).The Prime Minister urged the general public to refrain from unnecessarily stockpiling fuel and gas, and after the next three weeks the government will take measures to provide fuel and gas in a proper manner.“We need to be patient during the next three weeks that is going to be tough,” he said.According to the Prime Minister Sri Lanka spends USD 500 Million per month, to import fuel and for the next six months Sri Lanka must source USD 3.3 Billion for fuel imports.The Prime Minister did not cast aside the idea of fuel rationing in his statement, noting that introducing such a system would be considered.He also said that Sri Lanka spend USD 40 Million on LP Gas imports per month, and for the next six months Sri Lanka must be in possession of USD 250 Million for LP Gas imports.

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Russian Government said that it is grateful to all the state authorities of Sri Lanka that took part in the prompt settlement of the Aeroflot flight situation.The Commercial High Court of Colombo (Sri Lanka) reversed its own decision of June 2n of this year, on the detention of an Aeroflot flight at Bandaranaike International Airport.The Aeroflot A330 (SU289) departed for Moscow with crew members on Monday (6) evening, after the enjoining order was suspended by the Colombo Commercial High Court.The aircraft was grounded in Colombo following a court order obtained by Celestial Aviation Trading 10 Limited of Ireland, the owner of the aircraft, against Aeroflot in a Colombo court, over a lease dispute.Additional Solicitor General Sumathi Dharmawardena appearing in court on Monday (6) said that the petitioners had obtained the enjoining order by concealing the facts, and mislead the courts.Colombo Commercial High Court Judge Harsha Sethunga had stated that no enjoining order had been issued to the government or the Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited through this case when the case was taken up last Friday, 3rd June.The Additional Solicitor General questioned how a lawyer representing the petitioner had accompanied the court fiscal officer to the air traffic control room in the High Security Zone, Katunayake, and informed that an enjoining order had been issued preventing the departure of the Russian aircraft.He requested that the court pay attention to the actions of a lawyer and a fiscal officer in this regard when an enjoining order has not been issued to the air traffic controller.If these facts are true, the judge stated that his judicial power had been abused through this

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka Police said that the recent shootings reported from different parts of the country were linked to disputes in the drug trade.Police Spokesperson SSP Nihal Thalduwa said that the targets of the shootings were those who had associated themselves with drug traffickers and the drug tradeA spate of cold-blooded killings has gripped already struggling communities across Sri Lanka, as people grapple with an economic meltdown, acute fuel shortages, a food crisis, and now a terrifying crime wave.The fifth person in as many days to be shot dead by assailants on motorbikes was reported on Sunday (5) night from Moraketiara in Tangalle, South Sri LankaSri Lanka Police said two other people were injured in the shooting.According to reports, the victim was a close associate of the man gunned down in Ahangama on Saturday (4).The victim from Tangalle was recently released from Remand Custody over a drug trafficking case in the South of Sri Lanka.The victim shot dead in Ahangama yesterday, was a 27-year-old man and according to the Police Spokesperson SSP Nihal Thalduwa, had reportedly been released on bail recently after being in remand custody.Reports suggest that both the Tangalle and Ahangama shooting victims were close associates, and both their murders are possibly linked.Five Shootings in a Week:1. The first shooting was reported on Monday (30th May) from Bastian Mawatha in Colombo, approximately 200 meters away from the Colombo Range DIG Office.A 30-year-old was gunned down and another man was injured in the shooting.

COLOMBO (News 1st); A report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations & the World Food Program has revealed that Sri Lanka will experience a further deterioration of food security over the next few months.“The domestic agricultural production and rising international prices, compounded by the ongoing economic crisis, are expected to increase acute food shortages and price inflation which in turn are likely to result in a further deterioration of food security over the next months,” it added.The FAO & WFP said that the country’s current account deficit has widened while its foreign exchange reserves have dwindled, resulting in a dramatic currency devaluation, rising food prices and food shortages.The report in addition noted that the current economic crisis is increasingly affecting unemployment, and household incomes, complicating access to essential items.Rising costs of food, fuel and imported commodities combined with supply chain disruptions and a weakening exchange rate are expected to drive inflation higher in 2022, while stressing that availability of food in the outlook period is likely to decrease.The report went on to note that the harvest of the country’s main staple, “Maha” paddy crop, is estimated at a below-average level, mainly due to a ban on the import of chemical fertilizers and pesticides imposed by the authorities between April and November 2021.Therefore, Sri Lanka will increasingly rely on imports to cover domestic needs, but the ability to purchase imported supplies will be constrained by a further depreciation of the local currency.Reduced income and increased food prices affect households’ ability to afford sufficient and adequate food, said the report.Recommendations:The

“My Sweet Girl pushes the boundaries of what a thriller can do.”—The Washington Post“My beautiful country Sri Lanka is going through a really hard time right now and the fact that you selected a book from there, it means the world to me,” said Amanda Jayatissa after accepting the prestigious award for a Thriller Writer.She also made note of her opportunity to speak to one of the greatest Thriller Writers, R. L.

COLOMBO (News 1st); The Aeroflot A330 (SU289) departed for Moscow with crew members on Monday (6) evening, after the enjoining order was suspended by the Colombo Commercial High Court.The aircraft was grounded in Colombo following a court order obtained by Celestial Aviation Trading 10 Limited of Ireland, the owner of the aircraft, against Aeroflot in a Colombo court, over a lease dispute.Additional Solicitor General Sumathi Dharmawardena appearing in court on Monday (6) said that the petitioners had obtained the enjoining order by concealing the facts, and misleading the courts.Colombo Commercial High Court Judge Harsha Sethunga had stated that no enjoining order had been issued to the government or the Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited through this case when the case was taken up last Friday, 3rd June.The Additional Solicitor General questioned how a lawyer representing the petitioner had accompanied the court fiscal officer to the air traffic control room in the High-Security Zone, Katunayake, and informed them that an enjoining order had been issued preventing the departure of the Russian aircraft.He requested that the court pay attention to the actions of a lawyer and a fiscal officer in this regard when an enjoining order has not been issued to the air traffic controller.If these facts are true, the judge stated that his judicial power had been abused through this process.The Additional Solicitor General pointed out to the court that Section 37 of the Civil Aviation Act is being violated through the enjoining order issued by the court.The Airbus A330-343 operated by the Russian state-owned airline Aeroflot was denied permission to fly to Moscow as scheduled on June 2nd amid a legal dispute

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka Police said that 2,528 people were arrested so far with regard to the 9th May Black Monday violence that broke out in Colombo.During the past 24 hours, a total of 49 people were arrested and produced in court.39 of them were granted bail, and 12 others have been remanded, said Sri Lanka Police, adding that a total of 856 acts of violence were reported so far.A normal Monday morning on the 9th of May 2022, turned into a scene of chaos after pro-government supporters attacked the MynaGoGama protest site near Temple Trees following a meeting chaired by then-Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa.The meeting at Temple Trees was organized by the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna Local Government Members Forum and saw hundreds in attendance.Following this meeting, the pro-government supporters attacked the MynaGoGama protest site near Temple Trees and dismantled the camp.Thereafter, they moved to the main protest site in Galle Face known as GotaGoGama and destroyed several tents, and assaulted peaceful protestors.Sri Lanka Police, the Riot Police, Sri Lanka Army, and other law enforcement agencies were called in to control the situation and Sri Lanka Police eventually imposed an island-wide curfew to control the unrest.Following investigations, the MPs and several other local government members were arrested for their involvement in the attacks on the protest sites.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Former Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena says that the suspension of Aeroflot flights to Sri Lanka will be a devastating blow to the tourism of Sri Lanka, that is only just recovering from the Easter Attacks and COVID-19.In a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Sirisena said though he is no longer a member of the government in power, it is his obligation to the people to appeal to the Russian President and Government to treat this issue as a wholly judicial matter and not at all as a decision taken by the State.He also said that Sri Lanka will need all the help and support from her trusted friends, and the help of Russia will be critical.

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COVID-19 pandemic.“University of Guelph graduates from 2020 and 2021 are getting a do-over — a chance to cross the stage with their peers and enjoy an enhanced graduation experience like no other,” a release from the school read. New charitable space beer launched in Guelph, Ont.

State Pension provides essential financial support for over 12.4 million older people across the UK, including 981,399 living in Scotland.

Maharashtra on Tuesday recorded 1,881 fresh Covid-19 cases but no pandemic-related deaths, the state health department said. The caseload in the state rose to 78,96,114, while death toll remained unchanged at 1,47,866. Maharashtra also saw 878 recoveries in a span of 24 hours.

Finland is the latest EU nation to extend Covid entry restrictions for travellers from the UK until next month.

EastEnders star Danielle Harold is in the midst of her own real life drama after reportedly being axed from the London soap. She has played teen mother Lola Pearce after first appearing on the show in 2011, fending off her fair share of on-screen dramatics including an iconic storyline where she returned to con fan-favourite Phil Mitchell. Danielle, who turned 30 just one week ago, was said to be "teary" and "in pieces" after the shock firing, which she didn’t see coming.

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia crime victims are traveling to the state capitol in Harrisburg to rally for victim support and policies to help end cycles of crime. Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice is a national network of crime survivors who unite to create healing communities and reshape public safety policy. There are about 5,000 of the organization's members across Pennsylvania. The group of victims gathered Tuesday morning and spoke with FOX 29's Shaynah Ferreira about their concerns for the city. "We need change in Philadelphia," one member said.

READ MORE: High cholesterol: Cramp in five areas of the body can be a signLead author the study Brandon Fuentes said: "Sleeping with a romantic partner or spouse shows to have great benefits on sleep health including reduced sleep apnoea risk, sleep insomnia severity, and overall improvement in sleep quality. "Dr Michael Grander, also of the University of Arizona, added: "Very few research studies explore this, but our findings suggest that whether we sleep alone or with a partner, family member, or pet may impact our sleep health. "The research opens a new avenue of research and insight into how the quality of sleep can be impacted.

Unless you’re driving an electric car, you’re paying more than you’ve ever had to before for gasoline in Canada.

long COVID. One of the most common symptoms of COVID-19 is loss of sense of smell and taste. And, a quarter of the patients, who have lost their smell because of Covid, do not get it back for months after the initial recovery.

In this photo provided by Regal Air, musher Sebastien Dos Santos Borges, of France, and sled dog Leon arrive in Anchorage, Alaska, Saturday, June 4, 2022, after being reunited. (Credit: Regal Air) An Iditarod sled dog was found safe after disappearing from a checkpoint in the race three months ago and covering nearly 150 miles, the Iditarod Trail Committee said Saturday.Musher Sebastien Dos Santos Borges of France was picking Leon up and returning with him to France, the trail committee said in a statement.Leon went missing in March after what the trail committee said was his "escape" from the Ruby checkpoint.

₹5,850. This led to revenue per available room (RevPAR) rising 5% from April 2019 to ₹3,804.

People taller than 5'9 could be at a higher risk of more than 100 health conditions, a new study claims.

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 18: Jim Allen, CEO Hard Rock International attends Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City Grand Opening & First Ever Entertainment Lineup Announcement press event at Hard Rock Cafe New York on April 18, 2018 in Ne ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - The chairman of the global Hard Rock casino and entertainment company spoke recently with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy about the "economic challenges" of banning smoking in casinos, which a bill pending in the state Legislature would do.Murphy has said he will sign a bill banning smoking in the nine Atlantic City casinos if the Legislature passes it.

SANTA MONICE, Calif. - The "Donkey Kong defense" came into play Monday at a civil trial over sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby, as his attorney pressed a key witness over previous statements that she had played the arcade game during a visit with Cosby to the Playboy Mansion in 1975, six years before its release.The testimony came in the Los Angeles County trial over the lawsuit of Judy Huth, who also began testifying Monday, but did not yet describe her allegation that Cosby sexually assaulted her at the Playboy Mansion when she was 16. Cosby denies her allegations.Donna Samuelson, a high school friend of Huth's who accompanied her and Cosby on a visit to the mansion, returned to the stand Monday, testifying about the game room with an adjacent bedroom where Huth says Cosby forced her to perform a sex act."You testified multiple times that you were playing Donkey Kong," Cosby attorney Jennifer Bonjean told Samuelson, referring to a 2014 police interview and a 2016 deposition in Huth’s case."If I did I did," Samuelson said.

TRENTON, N.J. - The polls are open in New Jersey for the 2022 Primary Election and a dozen House districts are on the ballot. In 2021, former President Donald Trump said he would back a challenger to long-serving Republican Rep. Chris Smith, but that never happened. The absence of an endorsement hasn't stopped conservative talk show host Mike Crispi, one of Smith's Republican challengers, from claiming Trump's mantle.In northern New Jersey, former state Senate minority leader Tom Kean Jr.

Spain has scrapped coronavirus travel rules for all countries in the European Union - but not for the UK.

A new study has found high levels of moderate to severe depression and concerning alcohol use in people with Long Covid.

COVID-19 vaccination information kiosks are now open in shopping centres and events in (NSW, QLD, VIC, SA and NT) to help you book a vaccination appointment.

Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA) and the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC) have met and will continue to meet to monitor the situation.Internationally, cases have been reported in the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, France, the Canary Islands, the United States and Canada. Local transmission is thought to have occurred as the majority of the cases have not travelled to areas where the virus is endemic.Whilst a number of the recently identified cases have self-reported as gay, bisexual, or other men who have sex with men, monkeypox has not been described as a sexually transmitted disease, though it can spread through direct intimate contact during sex.Monkeypox, also known as MPX/MPXV, is a rare viral zoonotic disease that occurs primarily in tropical rainforest areas of Central and West Africa and is occasionally exported to other regions.The virus is mostly transmitted to humans via infected animals, such as primates or rodents, however human-to-human transmission does occur.Human-to-human transmission of monkeypox can occur through close contact with lesions on the skin, body fluids including respiratory droplets, and contaminated materials such as bedding.

National Sorry Day was held on 26 May 1998.This year, the National Reconciliation Week (NRW) theme is Be Brave. Make Change a challenge; toThe Office of the National Rural Health Commissioner accepts and recognises the truth of our history.

over 58 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered in Australia.ATAGI note the increasing number of influenza notifications occurring nationally and continue to encourage all eligible groups to receive an influenza vaccine as soon as possible.Following a review of evidence relating to need for 4th (winter) doses of COVID-19 vaccine for at risk groups, ATAGI are finalising advice for expanded groups recommended to receive a 4th dose to protect against severe disease.ATAGI continue to emphasise the importance of remaining up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations by receiving the primary course and a booster dose, with three doses providing protection against severe disease, hospitalisation and death for healthy people.The TGA Weekly Report provides a detailed breakdown of adverse events following immunisation, including Australian rates of myocarditis and pericarditis.More information can be found in the following resources:More information can be found on the Department of Health website, with resources for both providers and patients.

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd, answers the Top Three questions across our channels. Hello. My name is Professor Michael Kidd.

COVID-19 vaccination information kiosks are now open in shopping centres and events in (NSW, Qld, Vic, NT and SA) to help you book a vaccination appointment.

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media release.The primary goal of the Australian COVID-19 vaccine program is to minimise the risk of severe disease, including hospitalisation and death, from COVID-19.Currently, the COVID-19 vaccination program is targeted at preventing severe disease, by providing additional protection to those with risk factors for severe disease. On 25 March 2022, ATAGI recommended an additional winter booster dose (4th dose for most people) for the highest risk groups: people aged 65 years and above, residents of aged care or disability care facilities, people with severe immunocompromise and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 50 years or above.In this updated advice, an additional winter booster is now also recommended for other people at increased risk, to be given 4 months after their first booster dose.

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