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Quebec records 800 new cases, 14 more deaths tied to coronavirus crisis

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coronavirus Friday.One of those deaths occurred in the past 24 hours while 12 fatalities took place between Feb. 12 and 17, according to health authorities.

One death occurred before Feb. 12.The province has seen 280,687 cases to date while the pandemic has led to the deaths of 10,278 Quebecers.Meanwhile, recoveries stand at 261,429 in Quebec.

Coronavirus vaccination is underway in Quebec, but details remain scant on mass inoculation plans Hospitalizations linked to COVID-19 remain on the decline.

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coronavirus pandemic Monday.Two of those deaths took place in the past 24 hours while the others occurred between Feb. 15 and 20, according to health authorities.The COVID-19 case count stands at 282,927 while the latest data shows that recoveries have now reached 264,497.The pandemic has led to the deaths of 10,318 Quebecers to date, with the province’s staggering death toll remaining the highest in Canada.
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Coronavirus: Ontario COVID-19 school testing program finds 0.86% positivity rate among 3,706 tests
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Faced with criticism, San Francisco school board now will delay renaming 44 schools
SAN FRANCISCO - Faced with mounting criticism, the San Francisco Board of Education has now decided to put the plan to rename 44 buildings in San Francisco Unified School District on hold. On Sunday, board president Gabriela Lopez announced she was now more focused on getting  students back into the classroom."I'm committed to making sure every student and family at SFUSD is supported through this process," she tweeted. "I also acknowledge and take responsibility for mistakes made in the building renaming process.
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Quebec artists ‘implore’ premier to reopen theatres, other venues after cinemas get green light
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