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Ontario reports 640 COVID-19 cases, 10 more deaths
COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 583,275.Health Minister Christine Elliott said of the new cases, 485 involve people who are not fully vaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status, while 155 are fully vaccinated individuals.For comparison, last Saturday 821 cases were reported, meaning the 7-day average continues to drop.Ten additional deaths were also announced on Sept. 25, bringing the provincial virus-related death toll to 9,698.
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Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor return to Canada after release from China
Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have landed safely back in Canada after spending more than 1,000 days in detention in China.The two men landed in Calgary on Saturday morning, Global News has confirmed. Could release of 2 Michaels, Meng Wanzhou thaw Canada-China relations? Experts are mixed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday night that the two men had been released and were on their way back having boarded a plane with Canada’s ambassador to China Dominic Barton.Trudeau made the announcement hours after Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou was released from house arrest in Vancouver and allowed to return home to China after securing a deal to drop U.S.
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QR codes temporarily removed from Sask. COVID-19 vaccine records due to ‘privacy breach’
If you’ve already downloaded your proof of vaccination QR code you’ll need to destroy it following a privacy breach.
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COVID-19: Loosened capacity limits at some Ontario venues now in effect
Ontario venues where proof of vaccination is required including arenas, stadiums, concert halls and theatres.Dr. Kieran Moore, chief medical officer of health, says the change is due to key public health measures stabilizing in recent days.The province says capacity limits at outdoor events where people stand will increase to up to 75 per cent capacity or 15,000 people, whichever is less.
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Humboldt Bronco father asks Saskatchewan to unite again and get vaccinated
A day after the SHA announced its halting organ transplants because its overwhelmed by COVID-19, the father of Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet urged people to get vaccinated.
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Plea deal in Meng Wanzhou case
Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is returning to China and two Canadians held by the Chinese in widely believed tit-for-tat arrests are on their way home to Canada. The legal drama that has been playing out on both sides of the globe for nearly three years took a major turn Friday morning.
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Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou flies back to China from Vancouver after striking deal
A plea deal has been reached between the U.S. and Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, clearing the way for her to return to China for the first time since her 2018 Vancouver arrest.
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Video shows Calgary Skyview Liberal George Chahal removing rival campaign flyer
A video posted to Facebook shows Calgary Skyview Liberal MLA elect removing a rival campaign flyer and exchanging it for one of his own.
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Trudeau says Michael Spavor, Michael Kovrig ‘on their way home’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday night that Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, two Canadians detained in China for more than 1,000 days had been released and were on their way home. Their detainment came just days after Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada over an extradition request by the U.S.
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Red Deer hospital transferring new COVID-19 patients due to lack of capacity: AHS
COVID-19 patients who show up to the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre and require “a higher level of care” are being sent to Edmonton and Calgary as the hospital is “currently facing capacity issues,” according to Alberta Health Services.In a statement to Global News, the health authority did not provide further details about how many patients have been diverted and how they are being transported.Red Deer is located in AHS’ Central zone, a region whose health-care capacity is being stretched particularly thin.“In the Central zone, we currently have 26 ICU beds, including 14 additional spaces,” Gregory Harris, a senior communications adviser with AHS, told Global News on Friday night.“Central zone ICU is operating at more than 100 per cent
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Michael Kovrig, Michael Spavor freed from China after Meng Wanzhou released: Trudeau
Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor are on their way back to Canada after spending over 1,000 days in detention in China.Trudeau said the two Canadians boarded a plane Friday night with Canada’s ambassador to China Dominic Barton. The plane is expected to land in Canada Saturday morning.“These two men have gone through an unbelievably difficult ordeal,” Trudeau said.“It is good news for all of us that they are on their way home to their families.” Meng Wanzhou to fly to China Friday night after being released by B.C.
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World Health Organization approves antibody treatment for certain COVID-19 patients
Regeneron, an expensive monoclonal antibody cocktail, has been approved by the World Health Organization for COVID-19 patients at high risk of hospitalization. Jamie Mauracher explains how the treatment works, why it’s rarely used in Canada, and how some COVID-19 survivors are reacting to the news.
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Where COVID-19 case numbers are rising in B.C.
Global’s Keith Baldrey has a look at where COVID-19 numbers are rising in our province – including the uptick in cases in the Fraser Valley.
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou reaches plea deal with U.S. Department of Justice
There has been a major development in the long-running case of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou. After weeks of negotiations between her legal team and the U.S.
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Doctor facing investigation over medical exemptions
A Richmond Hill medical doctor is facing a probe by Ontario’s College of Physicians and Surgeons after allegations he offered medical exemption forms to patients. Seán O’Shea reports.
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon – Sept. 24, 2021
The Thursday, Sept. 24, 2021, edition of Global News at 6 with Lisa Dutton on Global Saskatoon.
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COVID-19: Alberta Education confirms 5 schools moving to online classes
The Alberta government confirmed Friday that five schools across the province are moving to online classes because of COVID-19. The province also said three more Calgary schools have been added to the CBE’s outbreak list. Michael King reports.
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Restaurants manage new provincial COVID-19 vaccine passport program
Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine passport system is prompting some restaurants and cafes to change their business model. As Caryn Lieberman reports, some are finding it easier to simply shut down their dining rooms for now.
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2 more outbreaks reported in Hamilton public schools, cases top 100 since return
COVID-19 outbreaks according to public health on Friday, bringing the total number of learning facilities in an active surge to eight.Central Elementary School and Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Elementary School in East Hamilton each reported a pair of cases among students on Thursday.There are now a total of 25 cases in all eight outbreaks among 22 students and three staff members.
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Hundreds of Kingstonians participate in global climate strike
Hundreds join youth-led climate action rallies in Vancouver, Victoria “The diversity of the crowd and the size of the crowd reflects that over 70 percent of voters in the past election in this riding, voted for parties that promised climate action,” says Jeremy Milloy, one of the organizers with 350 Kingston.“We had that election last week, and I think it shows that the community, in all walks of life, wants climate justice.”The rally was organized by a number of local groups, such as 350 Kingston and Just Recovery Kingston.These groups want to see action being taken to help combat the climate crisis before it is too late.“Our central demands are to end the subsidies of fossil fuels, we have to cancel the Trans Mountain pipeline, and also
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QR codes temporarily removed from Sask. COVID-19 vaccine records due to ‘privacy breach’
COVID-19 vaccination records due to a situation that eHealth Saskatchewan is treating as a privacy breach. Digital QR code launched in Saskatchewan for proof of COVID-19 vaccination A Saskatchewan government release said they were alerted to an issue downloading patient QR codes.“IT has identified that the COVID-19 vaccination records of up to 19 residents have the potential of displaying in other citizens’ QR codes.
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Seek appropriate health care when needed: Saskatchewan Health Authority
SHA) is reminding the general public to seek appropriate care when needed in the midst of the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.In these pandemic times, it can be hard to know whether someone should stay at home, go to the doctor or seek emergency care when they’re feeling ill, according to a press release on Friday.SHA officials said a good rule of thumb is for people to call HealthLine 811, their family doctor or nurse practitioner if they have minor symptoms like a fever, vomiting or diarrhea. If symptoms worsen significantly or people are experiencing significant distress, they said call 911 or go to the emergency department.
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Small businesses in Ontario say new capacity limits won’t help their recovery
While Ontario’s chief medical officer of health announced capacity limits will ease for some indoor venues, some small businesses say the rules only benefit big companies with large spaces. Katherine Ward reports.
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Alberta announces 11 more COVID-19 deaths, sets new high for number of people in ICU with disease
COVID-19 cases continues to hit Alberta during the pandemic’s fourth wave as the provincial government announced Friday that it had identified 1,651 new cases of the disease over the past 24 hours.As of Friday afternoon, Alberta Health said the province had 20,040 active coronavirus cases, with the Edmonton zone (5,461) and Calgary zone (5,105) having more active cases than any other zone in the province.The province also broke its own record on Friday for number of people in ICUs in Alberta hospitals because of COVID-19. That number has risen from 226 on Thursday to 243 on Friday.
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Quebec health-care workers say they feel overlooked by the government
bonuses up to $18,000 for nurses. Quebec to give up to $18K in bonuses to full-time nurses amid critical shortage Incentives to attract and retain nurses will cost the Quebec government $1 billion in bonuses.“In June, you told us you had no money and that it was over, that it was as far as you could go,” said Josée Fréchette, APTS vice-president, directing her comments towards Premier François Legault and Treasury Board president Sonia LeBel.
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London’s Budweiser Gardens welcomes bump in capacity limits at certain Ontario venues
COVID-19 vaccination is required.During a news conference on Friday, the province’s chief medical officer, Dr. Kieran Moore, said the Ontario government was cautiously expanding capacity limits for many indoor settings requiring proof of vaccination, such as sporting events, concert venues, cinemas and convention centres.Starting at 12:01 a.m.
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N.L. expands public health restrictions, reports 45 new COVID cases as cluster grows
COVID-19 cases Friday — the highest daily number of new infections in the province since Feb. 19, when an outbreak in St.
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Toronto pushes for COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students ahead of health meeting
As the number of outbreaks in Toronto schools grow, so do calls to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the list of required shots needed to attend schools. Although a move supported by Toronto’s top doctor, the province may have other options in mind to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
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21 more COVID-19 cases confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka
COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing the total number of cases up to 13,417, including 259 deaths.Local public health also reported 42 new cases of a COVID-19 variant on Friday, bringing that total to 5,950, including 125 cases that are active.
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COVID-19: Nova Scotians can expect mask mandate to remain in place during Phase 5 of reopening
COVID-19 pandemic sweeps across the Maritimes.Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Robert Strang confirmed there are instances of community spread in the Halifax area, as the fourth wave of COVID-19 extends across the province, where there are currently 169 active cases with 14 people currently in hospital.Despite the swell of cases, Strang says Nova Scotia remains on track to enter Phase 5 of its reopening plan on October 4th.
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Saugeen First Nation residents given expired COVID-19 vaccine for weeks
First Nation says Indigenous Services Canada gave residents expired doses of the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 between Aug. 9 and Sept.
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Humboldt Bronco father asks Saskatchewan to unite again and get vaccinated
Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet, is asking Saskatchewan residents to come together, like how they did after the 2018 crash, and get vaccinated.“If you can think of what happened with the Humboldt Broncos tragedy and what you did and how you responded, how your love went out to the families of the Broncos and the families and the community of Humboldt… we need you now to help other families, other people,” he said in an interview with Global News.Logan was one of the 16 people who died in the Broncos bus crash on April 6, 2018. Green Shirt Day 2021 shows Saskatchewan organ donations on the rise Just weeks earlier he became an organ donor.
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Emergency doctor says some health triage has begun in Alberta: ‘People will suffer and will die’
Alberta Medical Association says major components of triage have already begun in Alberta, even though the protocol hasn’t officially been implemented.Dr. Paul Parks said that in recent days some critically ill COVID-19 patients who should be on ventilators are not getting them.That’s on top of previously announced mass cancellations of surgeries, along with patient transfers, as doctors balance medical need with available space, he said.Parks said it has become routine in hospitals in the last two weeks to have some critically ill patients — most of them unvaccinated COVID-19 cases — kept on main wards rather than in intensive care units on ventilators because they don’t have the resources.
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Manitoba reports 60 new COVID-19 cases
COVID-19.The latest cases reported on the province’s online COVID-19 dashboard Friday bring Manitoba’s total number of active infections to 499. COVID-19: Manitoba to start testing non-vaccinated provincial staff Oct.
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COVID-19: Manitoba to start testing non-vaccinated provincial staff Oct. 18
COVID-19 test before showing up for work.Regular testing for front-line workers who have direct and ongoing or prolonged contact with vulnerable Manitobans will begin Oct. 18, under new public health orders announced Friday.
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Gabby Petito case: Brian Laundrie search continues following arrest warrant for using her bank card
The nationwide search for Brian Laundrie continued Friday after authorities issued a federal arrest warrant on Thursday evening for using his fiancée Gabby Petito’s bank debit card. The city of Moab, Utah also announced it’s launching an independent investigation into the way officers handled an incident with Petito and Laundrie on Aug.
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COVID-19: 11 cases in London-Middlesex; 13 in Huron Perth
Eleven new COVID-19 cases have been reported in London and Middlesex, local health officials said on Friday.They bring the total number of cases confirmed by the Middlesex-London Health Unit to 13,896, of which 13,481 have been resolved, an increase of 38 from the day before.A total of 238 deaths have been reported, most recently on Tuesday involving a man in his 40s who was partially vaccinated.The health unit said 188 cases are active in the region, with 143 of them in London, nine in Thames Centre and six in Middlesex Centre. One case is currently active in Newbury, which has only seen a total of nine cases during the pandemic.The region’s seven-day moving case average is 19 as of Thursday, down from 21.3 a week ago.
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Another 29 COVID-19 cases reported in Waterloo Region on Friday
COVID-19 cases on Friday, the most since Sept. 18, when 26 cases were announced.This brings the total number of cases in the area to 19,534.
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6 new COVID-19 cases reported in Guelph, active cases fall to 93
COVID-19 on Friday, raising the city’s total case count to 4,999.The active case count has fallen by seven from the previous day to 93 with another 13 new recoveries. Ontario enforcement agencies report few incidents in early days of COVID-19 vaccine certificates Total resolved cases climbed to 4,861 and the city’s coronavirus death toll remained at 45.In Wellington County, seven new cases have also been confirmed as the case count there climbed to 1,938.Active cases have dropped to 32 in the county with nine new recoveries being reported.
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CDC director says withholding access to 3rd COVID-19 shot for people in high-risk settings would ‘worsen inequalities’
During a COVID-19 briefing on Friday, CDC director Rochelle Walensky said that withholding access to a COVID-19 booster shot for those living and working in high-risk settings, such as front line and essential workers, would worsen inequities she had “committed to fight.”
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B.C. evening weather forecast: Sept. 23
Meteorologist Kristi Gordon has a look ahead at B.C.’s weekend weather forecast.
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Ontario enforcement agencies report few incidents in early days of COVID-19 vaccine certificates
COVID-19 vaccination policy, as some businesses have publicly pledged to ignore the rules.Most of the incidents reported to police since Wednesday, when the new vaccine certificate system went into effect, involved people who refused to show proof of vaccination.Peel Regional Police said Thursday it had received seven calls about customers not showing proof of vaccination _ five incidents at gyms and two at food establishments.The police force provided minimal details on what happened in the interactions but noted the customers who entered without showing proof of vaccination left before police arrived in two reported cases. In the other five, they left “without incident” after officers arrived on site.
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EU plugs proposal for universal charging cables
The European Union has proposed a law to create a universal charger for all electronic devices, like smartphones and tablets. The one-size-fits-all approach is being plugged as a solution to e-waste.
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Toronto’s medical officer of health to ask the province to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for students
Currently only students aged 12 and older are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine but it is not mandatory to get it to attend class. Marianne Dimain reports.
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Best way to keep kids in school, protect those under 12 is for adults to get COVID-19 vaccination: Dr. Njoo
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