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University of Calgary launches ongoing survey to study COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on youth

University of Calgary launches ongoing survey to study COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on youth

Coronavirus: Ontario restaurant and bar owners adapt to new rules to stop COVID-19 spread

Coronavirus: Ontario restaurant and bar owners adapt to new rules to stop COVID-19 spread

Finland deploys COVID-19 sniffer dogs at airport

Finland deploys COVID-19 sniffer dogs at airport

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Winter patio season prompts run on outdoor furniture

Winter patio season prompts run on outdoor furniture

Humanitarian crisis in Yemen worsens amid civil war and COVID-19

Humanitarian crisis in Yemen worsens amid civil war and COVID-19

Virtual rally calls on change to Canadian border rules for families

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University of Calgary launches ongoing survey to study COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on youth

new University of Calgary study is asking Edmonton and Calgary students ages 12 to 18 how they’re dealing with COVID-19.The 20-minute survey centres on how their mental health has been impacted throughout the pandemic.The data will be used to let schools know how to the restart has gone and what supports will be needed during the school year. Coronavirus: What schools in Alberta have COVID-19 outbreaks Dr.

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Winter patio season prompts run on outdoor furniture

Many restaurants that would typically be shutting down their patios right now are instead gearing up for a fall and winter season and along with people choosing to entertain at home during the pandemic, it’s causing a run on outdoor furniture.

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Coronavirus: Ontario restaurant and bar owners adapt to new rules to stop COVID-19 spread

Restaurants and bars in Ontario must stop serving alcohol after 11 p.m. and in-person dining must stop as of midnight.

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Finland deploys COVID-19 sniffer dogs at airport

An airport in Finland is experimenting with a real-time COVID-19 testing method, by training dogs to sniff out the virus. Crystal Goomansingh explains the pilot program that could be a game changer for air travel in the midst of the pandemic.

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Fraser Health speeding up plans for Tri-Cities COVID-19 test site, as only existing site closes

B.C. reports 98 new COVID-19 cases, one new death as active cases dip again The soon-to-be shuttered testing site, located in Port Coquitlam, was originally set up by a concerned group of local doctors following the closure of another test site in New Westminster.Dr.

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COVID-19 fuels travel insurance considerations

Although Canadians are still being urged to avoid all non-essential travel during COVID-19, many are still planning domestic getaways this winter.

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Humanitarian crisis in Yemen worsens amid civil war and COVID-19

As Yemen’s long-running civil war continues, the country’s humanitarian crisis is deepening. The United Nations is warning that critical supplies continue to be cut or held back.

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Virtual rally calls on change to Canadian border rules for families

Six months after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, the Canada-U.S. border remains closed to non-essential travel, leaving thousands separated from their loved ones.

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Coronavirus: Ottawa to ease border restrictions for compassionate visits by foreign nationals

Canada shut its borders in March as part of a series of measures to control the spread of COVID-19, allowing only Canadians and landed immigrants into the country as well as those foreign nationals, such as truck drivers and health-care workers, deemed as essential workers.But the government did make an exception that allowed “immediate family” members of Canadian citizens who are foreign nationals to enter the country, so long as they were healthy enough to travel and would observe the 14-day quarantine rule on their arrival.But the federal government’s definition of “immediate family” is too restrictive, says a group called Faces of Advocacy, which held a virtual rally Saturday where MPs from all parties, including from the governing

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Civilians in Yemen caught in the middle as crisis worsens

United Nations is calling on Houthi leaders in Yemen to reopen the airport in the capital Sanaa to allow desperately needed humanitarian aid into the country.The Houthi administration suspended all UN and humanitarian flights into Sanaa on Sept. 9.According to Oxfam, that move has meant 200 metric tons of aid hasn’t been able to reach the war-ravaged country.“There are many, many people who are in dire need for such assistance,” says Abdulwasa Mohammed, a policy advisory for Oxfam in Yemen.

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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Kitchener high school

COVID-19 testing could begin at pharmacies in Kitchener-Waterloo next week “This is as a result of case and contact management where an additional case has been identified in the same cohort as the previously confirmed case from earlier this week.”On Sept.

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Canada reports more than 1,200 new coronavirus cases, 7 deaths

novel coronavirus on Saturday, as well as seven more deaths.Saturday’s data bring the country’s total number of COVID-19 cases to 151,517 and fatalities from the virus to 9,262. To date, over 130,000 people — over 86 per cent of all patients — have recovered.

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Second COVID-19 case confirmed at Holy Cross High School in Saskatoon

Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) has confirmed the second case of COVID-19 at Holy Cross High School.In a press release, the school division said they learned of the positive case from the Saskatchewan Health Authority on Friday. Positive coronavirus case at Holy Cross High School in Saskatoon “We are working with public health to inform parents, caregivers, and the SHA is conducting contact tracing,” reads the GSCS’s press release.This is the second positive case of the novel coronavirus at Holy Cross since school began on Sept.

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Family of elderly man admitted to Foothills unit under COVID-19 outbreak watch says they weren’t told ‘the entire story’

6 more COVID-19 cases confirmed as additional Foothills units on ‘outbreak watch’ The units under watch are in addition to the ones that AHS had confirmed earlier in the week are dealing with outbreaks. Those are cardiac units 81 and 103A and general medicine unit 32.Talarico’s dad was discharged on Wednesday.

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Coronavirus: Quebec reports nearly 700 new cases as infections continue to surge amid second wave

Health authorities reported 698 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on Saturday — the highest single-day tally since May — as the number of infections continues to surge in Quebec. Global’s Kwabena Oduro reports.

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Kingston-area adds 2 more COVID-19 cases; 11 now active

All 4 of Friday’s new cases related to Queen’s, COVID-19 alert status upgraded to ‘yellow’ This comes after public health upgraded the region’s COVID-19 alert status from green to yellow after the four cases were linked to Queen’s University.As previously reported, three women under the age of 20 and a man in his 40s tested positive on Friday.The number of active cases in the region now stands at 11. The total number of cases is 128, with 117 resolved.Saturday morning marked the first day of the new assessment centre at the Beechgrove Complex at 51 Heakes Lane.

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Trump approves Alberta-Alaska rail line project; line would move oil, other resources

President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he was issuing a presidential permit for the A2A Cross-Border Rail project.The project — which would see a 2,570-kilometre rail track running from near Anchorage, Alaska, through Yukon and the Northwest Territories into northern Alberta — will cost about C$22 billion.Trump’s approval is just the first step in the regulatory process on the U.S. side.Based on the strong recommendation of @SenDanSullivan and @repdonyoung of the Great State of Alaska, it is my honor to inform you that I will be issuing a Presidential Permit for the A2A Cross-Border Rail between Alaska & Canada.

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Montreal demonstrators demand climate justice a year after Greta Thunberg speech

Activists gathered at Place du Canada around 1 p.m. to kick off the march, which went east on Sherbrooke Street from the intersection of Peel Street and René-Lévesque Boulevard.A group of parents set up an installation showcasing a pile of children’s shoes to symbolize the carbon footprint current generations are leaving for their kids.“Young people will be disproportionately impacted by climate change.

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Western University students skipping FOCO; at least 1 Broughdale Avenue resident overjoyed

Coronavirus: London, Ont., officials hope FOCO is a no-go this weekend The first FOCO came in 2016 in response to Western University administration pushing back official Homecoming celebrations to late October.

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Coronavirus: 7 people linked to Toronto restaurant test positive, around 1,700 possibly exposed

Toronto Public Health (TPH) officials say seven people linked to a downtown restaurant have tested positive for the novel coronavirus and officials are now asking approximately 1,700 people to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19.Officials said five staff members and two patrons of Yonge Street Warehouse — located near Yonge and Dundas streets — are confirmed to have contracted the virus.All known close contacts of those individuals have been reached by TPH, officials said, adding that anyone who hasn’t been contacted is considered low risk. Ontario reports 435 new coronavirus cases after record number of tests completed TPH said the period for potential exposure is from Sept.

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19 new coronavirus cases reported in Saskatchewan, hits single-day testing record

novel coronavirus on Saturday as the province hit a new single-day testing record.Of the new cases, 15 are in the Saskatoon area, with 13 of them being linked to known cases or events, says the Ministry of Health.Two new cases have been reported in the central east and Regina zones. Saskatchewan government releases COVID-19 guidelines for Halloween, Thanksgiving As of Saturday, Saskatchewan has a total of 1,863 reported cases.

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Fire pits, heat lamps flying off the shelves as Manitobans get ready for an outdoor COVID-19 winter

COVID-19 recommendations.As Winnipeggers get ready for colder temperatures to hit, outdoor furniture businesses have been overwhelmed with customers asking for anything that will keep the backyard open a little longer. Metro Winnipeg area moving to level Orange restrictions Monday; masks to be mandatory Jacuzzis, fire pit tables and heat lamps are the hot commodities right now.“If you can get them, you’re going to sell them,” said the owner of Krevko Lifestyles Inc., Don Carson.“So we have two or three fire pits left in store for immediate pickup.

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Coronavirus: Interior Health declares COVID-19 outbreak at Okanagan church

U.S. researchers project Canada could see over 16,000 coronavirus deaths by January Interior Health says to date, four individuals are connected to the outbreak, with the latest three cases identified to public health on Sept.

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Quebec injects $85 million into schools to fight COVID-19 pandemic

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Another $25 million will go toward improving distance learning through subscriptions to educational resources as well as teacher training.In addition, $20 million will be invested in school ventilation and the remaining $15 million will be injected into school transport for new buses and drivers.The announcement came as Quebec reported 698 new cases of COVID-19 today, the highest single-day tally since May.In a press release Saturday morning, Education Minister Jean-François Roberge said these investments meet community demands.“They will make it possible to more effectively support all preschool, elementary and secondary school students, and more particularly those

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Coronavirus: Anti-lockdown protesters clash with police in London’s Trafalgar Square

Violence erupted on Saturday as police moved to shut down an anti-lockdown protest that drew thousands to London’s Trafalgar Square.

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Netflix inks ‘very long-term’ deal for Vancouver production hub

‘Hollywood North’ workers from outside Canada will be required to quarantine for 14 days once back in B.C.The massive property, located between Marine Drive and the Fraser River, covers 25 acres, with studios ranging between 12,000 and 40,000 square feet.“It was a great fit for Netflix because they’re going to pick facilities that help them accomplish their goal of producing great shows,” Poore said Friday.“It means we’ve got a tremendous depth of talent in every area.”While the deal secures longtime stability for Netflix in the Lower Mainland, it’s far from the company’s first foray into the region.In recent years, the company produced Altered Carbon, Lost in Space, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and other titles in Vancouver.

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Former member of White House coronavirus task force blasts Trump over response

A former member of the White House coronavirus task force and adviser to Vice-President Mike Pence on Thursday came out with a video criticizing President Donald Trump over his response to COVID-19.

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6 new coronavirus cases, 11 new recoveries in London-Middlesex

coronavirus cases along with 11 new recoveries were reported in London and Middlesex on Saturday.There are now a total of 845 COVID-19 cases in the region with 700 recoveries and 57 deaths. The death toll has remained unchanged since June 12.There are now at least 88 active cases in the region.According to the Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU), five of Saturday’s new cases are from the city of London, Ont., and one is from Middlesex Centre.In terms of age, four of the individuals who have tested positive are 19 or under, one is in their 50s and one is in their 80s.All of Saturday’s new cases are female, according to MLHU data. Four cases are health-care workers.

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Uptown Saint John closed to traffic in final Open Streets day for pedestrians

COVID-19 shutdowns.Open Streets provided an open-air hot spot for patio dining and sidewalk shopping, the city said.

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65 COVID-19 cases in Manitoba Saturday, 56 in Winnipeg

COVID-19 in the province Saturday, 56 of which are in the Winnipeg health region.Three health regions, Prairie Mountain, Interlake-Eastern and Southern, each had three cases.The current five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate is 2.3 per cent, the province said in a news release.Twelve people are currently in hospital with six in intensive care.

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Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on Sept. 26

coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Saturday:Ontario reported 435 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 49,340.It marks a slight increase compared to the previous two days when 409 cases were reported on each day.“Locally, there are 131 new cases in Toronto with 110 in Peel and 45 in Ottawa,” Health Minister Christine Elliott noted on Twitter.“Sixty-four per cent of today’s cases are in people under the age of 40.”More than 43,200 additional tests were completed, marking a single-day record for the province.

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Reality check: A look at claims by Trump, Biden ahead of the first presidential debate

Donald Trump painted a fantastical portrait of a coronavirus that affects “virtually nobody” among the young as he faced a grim U.S.

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SHA issues potential COVID-19 exposure alert for Yorkton gym

Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is warning patrons of a Yorkton gym they may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus.An SHA press release says someone with COVID-19 was at the Pumphouse Athletic Club, on 2nd Avenue North, on Friday, Sept. 18 between 5:30 p.m.

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COVID-19: Quebec reports nearly 700 new cases as infections continue to surge amid second wave

COVD-19 cases on Saturday as the number of infections continues to surge in Quebec.Seven more deaths were also reported, which occurred between Sept. 19 and 24.

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‘When can I get the flu shot in Alberta?’ And other questions, answered

COVID-19 pandemic.“The most important thing that people could do this fall would be to get the flu shot,” Dr. Kirsten Fiest, a professor of epidemiology and critical care medicine at the University of Calgary, said Tuesday.“If they haven’t got it in the past, this would be the year,” Fiest said.

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Nova Scotia reports no new COVID-19 cases on Saturday

coronavirus remains in Nova Scotia, as no new cases were reported on Saturday.The province has reported 1,087 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 1,021 cases are considered resolved.

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COMMENTARY: After vapid throne speech and address, it’s hard to see why prorogation was necessary

prorogue Parliament.Now that we’ve finally seen and heard the much-hyped throne speech — not to mention Trudeau’s own address to Canadians — it only serves to confirm the suspicion that this was all little more than political theatre.That the prime minister’s ostensibly urgent national address on Wednesday night turned out to be a pointless waste of time is perhaps a fitting end to what has been a bizarre five weeks.

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Ontario reports 435 new coronavirus cases after record number of tests completed

coronavirus on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 49,340.It marks a slight increase to the previous two days when 409 cases were reported on each day.“Locally, there are 131 new cases in Toronto with 110 in Peel and 45 in Ottawa,” Health Minister Christine Elliott noted on Twitter.“Sixty-four per cent of today’s cases are in people under the age of 40.” Canada surpasses 150,000 coronavirus cases Elliott said more than 43,200 additional tests were completed, which is a single-day record for the province.

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7 active cases of COVID-19 remain in New Brunswick

coronavirus on Saturday.There are currently seven active cases in the province.The most recent new case was reported Friday. The case is related to travel outside the Atlantic bubble and the individual is self-isolating in the Bathurst region.

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Coronavirus: STARS adjusts but course stays same in Saskatchewan

STARS) has made adjustments as it continues to fly critically ill and injured patients in Saskatchewan amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The air ambulance service’s director of provincial operations, Cindy Seidl, says they have flown COVID-19-positive individuals.

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Spike in absentee teachers in Belleville, Ont., area causes shortage

“You just can’t create bodies out of nowhere. The situation is more manpower and human resource than it is funding right now at this point,” said Sean Monteith, the director of education for the Hastings Prince Edward District School Board.

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United Way Southern Interior BC launches 70th annual fundraising campaign

For seven decades, the United Way has been supporting thousands of people through dozens of funded charities in the B.C. Southern Interior.

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Chinese officials push use of emergency coronavirus vaccine despite concerns

COVID-19 vaccine approved for emergency use in China.“When I was driving on the road, I suddenly felt a bit dizzy, as if I was driving drunk,” the popular writer and columnist recounted in a webinar earlier this month. “So I specially found a place to stop the car, rest a bit and then I felt better.”His is a rare account from the hundreds of thousands of people who have been given Chinese vaccines, before final regulatory approval for general use.

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Do you need COVID-19 insurance for out-of-province travel?

Medipac Travel Insurance, which focuses on providing travel coverage for Canadian snowbirds and has added COVID-19-related emergencies to its policy.One of the biggest risks in terms of out-of-pocket costs is needing an ambulance while travelling outside your province, he says.“That can be affordable and in the hundreds of dollars,” Davidge says.

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Turning your DIY projects and COVID-19 downtime into cash

COVID-19 pandemic has brought out creativity in many people as a result of being quarantined at home.Global News reported back in March that baking-related search items were popular on Google and grocery stores experienced an increase in flour and sugar purchases. This led flour manufacturers to work overtime in order to keep up with the high demand and keep shelves full.Whether it’s baking, knitting or sewing, some folks have used pandemic time at home to their own advantage to share their crafts — but at a price.

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Edmonton weather forecast: Friday, September 25, 2020

Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Friday, September 25, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

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‘Now or never’: Former Trump staffers press others to speak out ahead of election

Donald Trump deployed Homeland Security agents to Portland, exacerbating tensions there. She decided it was worth the risk to speak out against Trump, whom she had come to view as a threat to the country.

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Ripley’s Believe It or Not! features Weyburn brothers for massive Minion

Two Weyburn brothers have made it into the book Ripley’s Believe it or Not! for creating the world’s largest balloon costume.

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United States	Cases: 7 166 392 Deaths: 207 689 Recovered: 3 841 532
India	Cases: 5 903 932 Deaths: 93 379 Recovered: 4 849 584
Brazil	Cases: 4 718 115 Deaths: 141 441 Recovered: 4 050 837
Russia	Cases: 1 143 571 Deaths: 20 225 Recovered: 940 150
Colombia	Cases: 806 038 Deaths: 25 296 Recovered: 700 112

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