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Ontario reports 172 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

Ontario reports 172 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

Some Ontario parents, child care centres, call for updates to COVID-19 rules

Some Ontario parents, child care centres, call for updates to COVID-19 rules

Home schooling surges as U.S. recovers from COVID-19

Home schooling surges as U.S. recovers from COVID-19

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How to avoid “YOLO spending” post pandemic

How to avoid “YOLO spending” post pandemic

Why many introverts excelled at work during the pandemic

Why many introverts excelled at work during the pandemic

Seniors at a Kingston retirement residence share their COVID-19 pandemic experiences

Seniors at a Kingston retirement residence share their COVID-19 pandemic experiences

26.07.2021 / 01:21

Quebecers can get a 3rd COVID vaccine ‘at their own risk’ to travel to a country that requires it

COVID-19 vaccine if they are travelling to a destination that requires it, the provincial government says.The health department announced Saturday that third doses of the mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are available but people who wish to get an additional shot can do so at their own risk.“This measure is exceptional and the person should be properly counselled to be informed of the potential risks associated with this additional dose, compared to the benefits of the planned trip,” the statement from the health department reads.Some countries that are currently mulling the recommendation and possible requirement of a third vaccine dose include France, Britain and Finland.The statement adds that the two vaccine doses that the provincial

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25.07.2021 / 23:35

Canada’s first Tokyo 2020 Olympic medal won by women’s relay swimmers

2020 Tokyo Olympics.This time, however, the medal was a more precious colour.With star swimmer Penny Oleksiak once again powering the anchor leg, the Canadians swam to a silver medal in Sunday’s race, finishing in a time of three minutes 32.78 seconds. While you were sleeping: How Canada performed at Tokyo Olympics on Friday, Saturday A few hours later, divers Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu added another silver on a successful day in the pool.

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25.07.2021 / 21:47

Wearing mask when fully vaccinated for COVID-19 an ‘additional measure of protection’: Former FDA commissioner

Former U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner Dr.

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25.07.2021 / 21:29

Manitoba adds 30 COVID-19 cases Sunday; death toll rises by one

online dashboard.17 of the new cases are in the Interlake-Eastern region, six are in Winnipeg, five are in Southern Health-Santé Sud, two are in Prairie Mountain Health, and the Northern region reported none.There have now been 1,172 deaths from the virus, while the number of active cases climbed slightly to 555, compared to 551 Saturday.

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25.07.2021 / 21:09

While you were sleeping: How Canada performed at Tokyo Olympics Saturday, Sunday

first medals for the country at the Tokyo Olympics Sunday.It was another busy day for Team Canada, with athletes competing in several events.Here are some results from the second full day of competition:It was a successful day in the pool for Team Canada.The women’s 4x100m freestyle swam their way to the podium, finishing second behind Australia in a time of three minutes and 32.78 seconds to secure Canada’s first medal at the Games.Kayla Sanchez of Toronto, Margaret Mac Neil of London, Ont., and Rebecca Smith of Red Deer, Alta., all swam strong legs to give Toronto’s Penny Oleksiak the chance to close out the race and grab silver ahead of the United States, who took bronze.Divers Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini-Beaulie added a second

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25.07.2021 / 19:55

U.S. moving in ‘wrong direction’ says Fauci, as COVID-19 Delta variant rages on

COVID-19 cases fuelled by unvaccinated Americans and the virulent delta variant, the nation’s top infectious diseases expert said Sunday.“We’re going in the wrong direction,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, describing himself as “very frustrated.”He said recommending that the vaccinated wear masks is “under active consideration” by the government’s leading public health officials.

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25.07.2021 / 19:55

Quebecers vaccinated against COVID-19 can register in Loto-Québec draws

COVID-19 by the end of August.Any Quebecer who received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine can register starting today in Loto-Québec draws, which will take place each Friday in August.Eligible people can win up to a $150,000 prize or a $10,000 scholarship by registering online.A $1-million grand prize will also be drawn on Sep. 3, along with 16 $20,000 scholarships among Quebecers who are fully vaccinated by Aug.

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25.07.2021 / 19:15

COVID-19: CN Tower, Toronto tourist attractions reopen

For nine months, Toronto’s iconic CN Tower has been closed to visitors. In the same way that Art Gallery of Ontario, an aquarium, museums and other venues have been shuttered because of the pandemic.

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25.07.2021 / 17:39

Ontario reports 172 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Sunday, bringing the provincial total to 549,328.According to Sunday’s report, 48 cases were recorded in Toronto, 23 in Peel Region, and 11 in Hamilton and Durham.All other local public health units reported 10 or fewer new cases in the provincial report.The death toll in the province now stands at 9,313 as two new deaths were recorded. International passengers may now be separated based on COVID vaccination status at Pearson airport As of 8 p.m.

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25.07.2021 / 17:31

Some Ontario parents, child care centres, call for updates to COVID-19 rules

COVID-19 policies, and recently she has been wondering why.Pandemic-era guidance for child care centres doesn’t allow for group sensory play, such as water tables, and Yeaman isn’t so sure that makes sense for a room full of toddlers.“What are we gaining from that, that…their germs from their hands don’t mix with other children’s germs from their hands?” she said.“That just happens naturally. They lick each other.

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25.07.2021 / 17:31

Home schooling surges as U.S. recovers from COVID-19

More Quebec families turn to homeschooling as children return to class The surge has been confirmed by the U.S. Census Bureau, which reported in March that the rate of households homeschooling their children rose to 11 per cent by September 2020, more than doubling from 5.4 per cent just six months earlier.Black households saw the largest jump; their homeschooling rate rose from 3.3 per cent in the spring of 2020 to 16.1 per cent in the fall.The parents in one of those households, Arlena and Robert Brown of Austin, Texas, had three children in elementary school when the pandemic took hold.

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25.07.2021 / 17:19

How to avoid “YOLO spending” post pandemic

One of the silver linings of the pandemic for some Canadians was the amount of money they saved. But now that restrictions are lifting, experts say many people are ‘YOLO spending’ out of excitement and deprivation.

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25.07.2021 / 17:19

Why many introverts excelled at work during the pandemic

As we prepare for a return to normal life, many Canadians are eager to go back to their workplaces. But there are many people, especially introverts who’d rather not return because working from home has really helped them excel.

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25.07.2021 / 16:07

3 Hamilton Bulldogs selected in NHL Draft

Hamilton Bulldogs are celebrating after three of their players were chosen during this weekend’s NHL Draft.Artyom Grushnikov was the first Bulldogs player selected when the Dallas Stars took the defenceman in the 2nd round, 48th overall.The 18-year-old from Yegoryevsk, Russia was ranked 24th among European skaters by NHL Central Scouting and won gold medals at the 2018 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge, 2019 World Junior A Challenge and 2019 Hlinka-Gretzky Cup. Leafs pick forward Matthew Knies in NHL draft The expansion Seattle Kraken chose Bulldogs forward Ryan Winterton in the 3rd round, 67th overall.Winterton, 17, from Markham, Ont.

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25.07.2021 / 14:47

Brawl between Alberta biker gangs forces hospital lockdown in Cranbrook, B.C.

Five people were hospitalized with stab wounds Friday night after what RCMP described as a brawl between rival outlaw motorcycle gangs from Alberta in Cranbrook. Kristen Robinson reports.

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25.07.2021 / 10:29

R. Kelly allegedly had sexual contact with an underaged boy, prosecutors claim

R. Kelly’s sex trafficking case say he had sexual contact with an underage boy in addition to girls, and the government wants jurors in his upcoming sex trafficking trial to hear those claims.Prosecutors aired a wide-ranging raft of additional allegations — but not new charges — against the R&B star in a court filing Friday.

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25.07.2021 / 07:51

Evacuation order for Sicamous extended by at least a week; Sicamous mayor says

The evacuation order for some Sicamous residents will be extended for at least another week, according to the District of Sicamous.

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25.07.2021 / 07:51

Polls: Conservative support crumbling in Western Canada

A new Ipsos poll for Global News, ahead of a potential federal election later this summer, finds the Liberals’ lead over the Conservatives is narrowing. But as David Akin explains, the Tories are still in trouble, as their vital support in Western Canada sees a sharp decline from last election.

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25.07.2021 / 07:51

New sporting events shred new ground at Tokyo Olympics

The usual sporting events like gymnastics and the 100-metre dash dominate the Summer Olympics, but the Tokyo Games are also introducing new events for more audiences to enjoy, and for more athletes to compete. From skateboarding to softball, Mike Drolet looks at what’s new.

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25.07.2021 / 07:51

Mexican firefighters back up B.C. crews as more wildfires rage

About 100 firefighters from Mexico are joining crews in British Columbia, as the province continues to battle over 260 wildfires raging throughout the province.

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25.07.2021 / 07:51

City councillors pen open letter to Toronto mayor calling for an end to violence during encampment evictions

Many advocates say the display of force by police during the encampment evictions at Lamport Stadium Park this week was completely unnecessary this week. However, the city mayor stands by the actions of officers.

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25.07.2021 / 04:45

‘Shadow pandemic’ of femicide looms, experts warn as Canada prepares to reopen

COVID-19, Canada is slowly reopening. But experts say another pandemic, of femicide and domestic violence, has been quietly raging across the country.The proof is in the reports.

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25.07.2021 / 04:11

Global News at 6 Saskatoon – July 24

WATCH: The Saturday, July 24, 2021 edition of Global News at 6 Saskatoon.

25.07.2021 / 04:11

Global News at 6 Regina – July 24

WATCH: The Saturday, July 24, 2021 edition of Global News at 6 Regina.

25.07.2021 / 03:09

Study: People with disabilities face greater risk of COVID-19 infection, death

A new study from United Kingdom has found COVID-19 has disproportionately affected those with who have intellectual disabilities. Jamie Mauracher explains how one of Canada’s most vulnerable groups may have been left behind in the pandemic fight.

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25.07.2021 / 01:57

Greek police clash with protesters opposing mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations

COVID-19 vaccinations.More than 4,000 people rallied outside the Greek parliament for a third time this month to oppose mandatory inoculations for some workers, such as healthcare and nursing staff.A police official, who asked not to be named, said some protesters had thrown petrol bombs, prompting the police to respond with tear gas.A rally on Wednesday was also marred by violence. Thousands protest in France against COVID-19 vaccinations, passes Recent polls showed the majority of Greeks would get the shot against the COVID-19 which has claimed 12,890 lives in Greece since the pandemic broke out last year.

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United States	Cases: 34 462 236 Deaths: 616 040 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 31 371 901 Deaths: 420 551 Recovered: 30 543 138
Brazil	Cases: 19 670 534 Deaths: 549 448 Recovered: 18 340 760
Russia	Cases: 6 126 541 Deaths: 153 874 Recovered: 5 490 634
France	Cases: 5 977 770 Deaths: 111 638 Recovered: 0

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