COVID-19 pandemic drags on.“With merely two months left in this semester when the school plans to reopen, it is worthless to put students through this much work … I plead to Ryerson University to stay online for the remainder of Winter Semester and make more informed and data-based decisions in the future,” wrote mechanical engineering student Jwalit Bharwani.In an interview with Global News, Bharwani recalled falling ill with COVID-19 last year, but being able to complete his work virtually from home.“I had the privilege of online school … I had access to all the information on my computer.

Now, if I fall sick, the professors are not recording lectures, the labs are completely in-person, so if I miss even five days of school, which is the CDC guideline, that’s a week’s worth of lectures gone,” he said.

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31, with a full return expected by Feb. 28, 2022. “The return to in-person learning will be program and faculty-specific,” according to its website.A petition circulating online, signed by more than 11-thousand people, is also calling for an online option for students.“Not everyone will have the ability to return in person, and (the) university is doing their students a great disservice by stripping away the choice to continue online on such short notice.

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Trucker protests: Ottawa councillor calls demonstration occupying city an ‘insurrection’

Ottawa City Councillor Diane Deans told a press conference on Saturday that the trucker protests against vaccine mandates, occupying the city for eight days now, is comparable to an “insurrection,” adding that the “city is under siege.”

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Oxford High School shooting: Administrators, staff deny negligence

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Stray bullet narrowly misses Widener University student doing homework in bedroom

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Man accused of shooting woman who bumped into him at store captured near West Chester University

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Alberta First Nation calls attention to ‘blatant disparity’ in response to Coutts protests

Critical Infrastructure Defence Act is being applied differently to non-Indigenous protests than it is to Indigenous protests.In a statement, the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation chief and council said if the Coutts protest was organized by Indigenous people, authorities would have responded quickly to remove it.“Over the past several days we have watched in dismay as the border blockade at Coutts, Alta., is allowed to continue without intervention from authorities.” Movement at Coutts border on 5th day of blockade, one lane open in each direction Demonstrators began parking their vehicles and blocked the highway between southern Alberta and the United States on Saturday in solidarity with similar events in Ottawa and countrywide — to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and broader public health measures.The tie-up stranded travellers and cross-border truckers for days, compromising millions of dollars in trade and impeding access to basic goods and medical services for area residents.Police tried to peacefully break up the demonstration Tuesday, only to see others breach a nearby police barricade and join the blockade.Chad Williamson, a lawyer representing truckers blocking access to the border crossing, said Wednesday afternoon they spoke with Mounties and agreed to open some blocked lanes.However, on Thursday, a second protest on Highway 4 about 20 kilometres north of Coutts choked off traffic, RCMP said. New blockade pops up as Coutts border protest enters 6th day The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) said that at about 12 p.m.

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Oxford University researchers looking to repurpose existing anti-viral drugs for Covid treatment

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Calgary woman embroiled in extension cord controversy calls for bylaw changes

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Candice Bergen calls on Liberals to extend ‘olive branch’ to trucker convoy

Candice Bergen says her goal as interim leader of Canada’s Official Opposition will be to strengthen the conservative movement and leave the next leader with a party that’s ready to win.The Conservative caucus elected the Manitoba MP and former deputy party leader on Wednesday to serve as interim head after a majority of MPs ousted Erin O’Toole from the top job. Conservatives elect Candice Bergen as interim party leader Bergen faces a caucus that has spent weeks divided and angry over O’Toole’s leadership since last year’s federal election loss.She also takes on the role at a time when anti-vaccine mandate protesters have jammed downtown Ottawa, honking into all hours of the night and forcing the closure of many businesses and services.Some Conservative MPs accused O’Toole of failing to take a clear stance on the protest, while Bergen has offered her full support to the group and dismissed reports of racism and harassment among the demonstrators as the actions of a small few.Bergen’s Tory colleagues greeted her with a standing ovation in the House of Commons Thursday as she made her debut as interim leader during question period, where she took aim at the Trudeau government for refusing to extend an “olive branch” to the demonstrators.“Can the prime minister please tell Canadians what role he thinks the government can play and what they can do to solve the impasse?” Bergen asked.The protesters have clogged the capital for nearly a week and say they won’t leave until vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions are abolished.

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Oklahoma suspected serial killer called detective from casino to fess up, court documents say

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US COVID-19 cases continue steep decline

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James and Jennifer Crumbley need to stop blowing kisses and secret signals in court, prosecutor says

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Major winter storm crawls east Thursday, bringing heavy snow, ice from Texas to Midwest, Northeast

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Yeadon Borough Council President calls rumors police chief will be fire because of race “totally absurd"

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USask students prepare for in-person learning amid COVID-19: ‘It is still scary’

COVID-19 pandemic.He’s in the final term of a computer science degree but has a first-year class with more than 350 people enrolled. In-class learning paused at universities of Regina and Saskatchewan “Shoving us all into one room where we’re not going to be able to social distance isn’t going to go over well,” Storring said in an interview.Storring has Type1 diabetes, which is an underlying risk factor for COVID-19.

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VIDEO: Barstow wedding party erupts into violence after cops are called; Groom seeking $2M in damages

BARSTOW, Calif. - A groom in Barstow plans to file a lawsuit against the city and the police department after a violent brawl broke out following his wedding after officers responded to a noise complaint.The tort claim, a precursor to a lawsuit, filed by the groom, Robert Kerns, seeks $2 million in damages claiming "excessive force" by police. According to the claim, at least seven victims suffered physical and emotional injuries following the Jan.

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More than 100 million people in path of major winter storm's snow, ice from Texas to Midwest, Northeast

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COVID-19: TVDSB moves 1 school in London, 1 in St. Thomas to online learning

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Six people arrested for assaulting Ragama medical faculty students

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Ragama medical faculty students injured in early morning attack

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Richfield school shooting: 2 students shot, 1 killed outside school

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Tesla recalls nearly 54K 'Full Self-Driving' cars over vehicles running stop signs

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Covid booster jab blue appointment letters being sent to half a million Scots

Blue appointment letters are being sent to hundreds of thousands of Scots who haven't yet had their covid booster jab.

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Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst wrote heartbreaking essay in 2021

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Universal health care bill fails to pass in California

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Ryerson students, staff express concerns about return to campus

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Mandatory Covid jabs for NHS and care staff will be axed, Health Secretary Sajid Javid has confirmed.

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No injuries after incident involving truck and Ottawa police barricade

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Here’s what’s open at 50% capacity in Ontario on Jan. 31 as restrictions ease

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Rafael Nadal wins after 2nd longest Australian Open final ever

Spain's Rafael Nadal reacts after winning against Russia's Daniil Medvedev during their men's singles final match on day fourteen of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne early on January 31, 2022. (Photo by Paul Crock / AFP via Getty Im MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - Rafael Nadal got to 21 first, breaking the men’s record for most Grand Slam singles titles and doing it the hard way by coming back from two sets down to beat Daniil Medvedev in an almost 5 1/2-hour Australian Open final.Nadal was broken when serving for the championship for the first time at 5-4 in the fifth set, but he made no mistake two games later by served an ace to earn three championship points and converted it on the first attempt.The 35-year-old Spaniard now has one more major title than Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, his long-time rivals in the so-called Big Three.With the 2-6, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 win that started Sunday night and was delayed for a while in the second set when a protester jumped onto the court, Nadal also became just the fourth man in history to win all four of the sport’s major titles at least twice.RELATED: Australian Open: Ash Barty wins women's title becoming first Australian to win tourney in 44 years"Good evening.

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Emmerdale's Charley Webb shares 'little' health update after 'write off' week

Emmerdale's Charley Webb, 33, has taken to Instagram to share a health update, after admitting to "feeling sorry" for herself last week.The Debbie Dingle character explained how she was "feeling a little better" after the rest of the week being a "right off".In view of her 549,000 Instagram followers, Charley posted a short video of herself sitting on the sofa.The caption read: "First day of feeling better."Still weak but I'm up and on the sofa.This whole week has been a right off."My list is so long now it's not even funny."This comes after Charley took to Instagram last Saturday to explain to her followers that she was not feeling her best.Charley explained she was suffering from a "cold sore from hell", but was looking after herself away from her husband Matthew Wolfenden and their three children.Her Emmerdale co-star Emma Atkins was looking after her while she rested.She said: "I've got in @missemmaatkins' bed so she can look after me while I feel sorry for myself."She's actually like my real mother."She explained: "Ace is down for his nap, Matthew is at home."I haven't just left him before some of you panic," the star added.Charley shared a forlorn looking snap of herself as she posed for a selfie.The actress revealed she was able to spend time resting away from her husband-of-four years Matthew and her three sons, Buster, 11, Bowie, six, and Ace, three.Earlier this month, the TV star spoke candidly about having more children in the future.Speaking in a Q&A session on Instagram, the soap star admitted that she wasn't done having babies just yet."Are you going to have any more bubbas? Xx," the question read.Charley replied, saying: "People say you know when you're done having babies."I don't feel that way.

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Australian Open: Ash Barty wins women's title becoming first Australian to win tourney in 44 years

Ashleigh Barty of Australia poses with the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup after winning the women's Australian Open final. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) Ash Barty really didn't know how to react to this drought-breaking triumph.The usually so reserved and understated champion just let it all out, yelling "yes ... yes."A quick walk to the net to congratulate the Australian Open runner-up, 28-year-old American Danielle Collins.

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COVID-19: Quebec father says daughter freezing as school leaves windows open

COVID-19.But after sending his daughter to school on a day where it was -40 C with the wind chill, he decided to act, calling his local member of the provincial legislature and posting a video on Facebook encouraging others to do the same.“We have a serious problem, our children are freezing in our schools, and it’s unacceptable,” he said in an interview Friday.For Gagnon, the solution is simple. He thinks Quebec should install air exchangers in classrooms, something that’s been done in other provinces.Heidi Yetman, the president of the Quebec Provincial Association of Teachers, a union that represents teachers at English-language schools in the province, said that while the Education Department has installed carbon dioxide detectors in around 50 per cent of classrooms, it hasn’t acted to improve air quality.Quebec has said it plans to install air exchangers in some classrooms, but Yetman said she doesn’t know how many of the 400 devices the province says it has received have been installed.“The teacher that feels unsafe in their classroom and has a CO2 detector that says 2,000 parts per million, and we’re told if it goes higher than 1,500 parts per million then open your windows, that teacher is going to open windows, because she does not feel safe,” she said in an interview Friday.Asked to comment on Gagnon’s video, Florent Tanlet, a spokesman for Quebec Education Minister Jean-Francois Roberge, emailed a link to a Jan.

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Canadian health officials weigh in on learning to live with COVID-19

Ontario’s top doctor says we will have to learn to live with COVID-19. As Shallima Maharaj reports, he’s not alone.

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