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Canada marks over 18M COVID-19 vaccine doses administered as cases persist

Canada marks over 18M COVID-19 vaccine doses administered as cases persist

Tackling Canada’s nursing shortage with incentives

Tackling Canada’s nursing shortage with incentives

Maj.-Gen. Fortin steps aside pending military investigation

Maj.-Gen. Fortin steps aside pending military investigation

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Reopening Ontario outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates

Reopening Ontario outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates

Emails show close communication between transport regulator, feds on flight refunds

Emails show close communication between transport regulator, feds on flight refunds

The housing crisis in Montreal and how the pandemic keeps compounding things

The housing crisis in Montreal and how the pandemic keeps compounding things

16.05.2021 / 10:57

B.C. evening weather forecast: May 15

The May 15, 2021 evening weather forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

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16.05.2021 / 08:25

‘It’s frightening, we don’t get murders in Naramata’: Okanagan community still reeling after bodies found

The small southern Okanagan community of Naramata is still reeling after two bodies were found by hikers on a forest service road on Monday.

16.05.2021 / 08:25

‘SNL’ parodies CDC mask announcement, with Kate McKinnon as Dr. Fauci

Following the recent Center For Disease Control (CDC) announcement that people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 don’t require face masks, Saturday Night Live’s May 15 cold open featured a parody of U.S. top infectious disease expert Dr.

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16.05.2021 / 08:25

Calgary mayoral candidate Kevin J. Johnston arrested after illegal public gathering: police

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16.05.2021 / 05:33

Canada marks over 18M COVID-19 vaccine doses administered as cases persist

COVID-19 on Saturday as infections in several provincial hotpots continued to persist.The new cases bring the country’s total coronavirus infections to 1,323,680. Another 39 new fatalities linked to the virus were also announced, pushing Canada’s overall death toll to 24,908.The country’s vaccine rollout also continued at a rapid pace, with Health Canada tallying over 2.44 million more COVID-19 vaccines administered in the past seven days.

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16.05.2021 / 02:23

Tackling Canada’s nursing shortage with incentives

As nurses continue to play a pivotal role in Canada’s fight against COVID-19, staff shortages have forced many nurses to work even longer, stressful hours. Ross Lord looks at the efforts underway to entice more people to stay in the demanding profession.

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16.05.2021 / 02:23

Maj.-Gen. Fortin steps aside pending military investigation

The man tasked with leading Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout has stepped down. Maj.-Gen.

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16.05.2021 / 02:23

Ramped up vaccine roll out in Ontario prompts questions about what is needed to start reopening the economy

The push to get COVID-19 vaccines in arms ramped up across the GTA on Saturday with clinics taking place at the Toronto Zoo, The Aga Khan Museum, and even overnight in Mississauga. As Katherine Ward reports, some medical experts say the percentage of people vaccinated is not the only metric to be considered when it comes to reopening the economy.

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16.05.2021 / 01:29

Alberta reports 1,195 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more deaths on Saturday

Alberta leadership responsible for protests against COVID-19 public health orders: expert On Saturday, Alberta identified 386 variant cases of COVID-19.Alberta has 22,993 total active cases, 192,688 recoveries and 2,140 deaths.As of Saturday, the Calgary zone has 10,908 active cases, the Edmonton zone has 5,140, the North zone has 3,382, the Central zone has 2,398 and the South zone has 1,152. There are 13 cases in unknown zones.

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16.05.2021 / 01:29

B.C. 19-year-old hospitalized with rare COVID-linked syndrome usually found in kids

multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children and adolescents (MIS-C), a rare complex of symptoms linked to COVID-19 in youth.Her doctors say the teen, who described herself as “perfectly healthy” before contracting MIS-C, may be the oldest person in the province to have been diagnosed with it. Teen says inflammatory disorder linked to coronavirus feels like being ‘internally on fire’ “They were really surprised,” she said.“There’s pretty much no cases in anyone my age, maybe one or two.

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16.05.2021 / 01:29

COVID-19: 55 cases in Middlesex-London, 16 cases in Lambton

Fifty-five new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths have been reported in London-Middlesex, local health unit officials said Saturday.The update brings the region’s pandemic case total to 11,548, of which 10,581 have been resolved, an increase of 92 from the day before.A total of 212 deaths have been reported during the pandemic. The most recent deaths reported Friday involved a man in his 50s and a woman in her 80s, the health unit said.

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15.05.2021 / 22:51

500 ventilators from Ontario arrive in India to help battle COVID-19 surge

India has received 500 made-in-Canada ventilators from Ontario as the country continues to battle a devastating second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.In a tweet on Friday, Arindam Bagchi, a spokesperson for India’s ministry of external affairs, said it had received 500 ventilators from Ontario.“Grateful to the Provincial Government of Ontario, Canada for this generous donation,” he wrote in the tweet.

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15.05.2021 / 22:23

India reports smaller rise in new COVID-19 cases as daily deaths stay near 4,000

India reported a smaller rise in daily COVID-19 infections on Saturday, with 326,098 new cases, but deaths stayed near the 4,000 mark, at 3,890.

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15.05.2021 / 22:01

Manitoba records 430 new COVID-19 cases, four additional deaths Saturday

COVID-19 Saturday, as provincial officials shifted another 27 schools in the Garden Valley and Red River Valley School districts to remote learning due to rising infections.Two cases were removed from the overall caseload due to a data correction.The latest Manitobans to lose their lives were two women in their 60s, from the Northern and Prairie Mountain Health Regions, as well as a man in his 80s and a woman in her 90s from Winnipeg.

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15.05.2021 / 21:33

COVID-19: 86 new cases in Nova Scotia, the lowest number since April

COVID-19 on Saturday, the lowest number of single-day cases the province has seen since the end of April.The province also reported more than 100 new recoveries since Friday, and the number of active cases has dropped to 1,509.“I’m pleased to see that our new case number is a double-digit figure for the first time in more than two weeks,” said Premier Iain Rankin in a release.“Thanks to the sacrifices of Nova Scotians, we’re seeing hopeful signs of a downward trend.

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15.05.2021 / 20:27

COVID-19: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on May 15

COVID-19 pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Saturday:Officials say nearly 50 vaccination clinics are operating in Toronto this weekend as the City, its health-care partners and pharmacies continue to work to get as many residents vaccinated as possible.Included in this weekend’s efforts are a series of pop-up clinics that will be vaccinating nearly 20,000 people aged 18 and older.To date, a total of 1,649,278 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in the city.#TeamToronto #COVID19 vaccination update for May 15: 1,649,278 doses have been administered.More info about vaccines in #Toronto: https://t.co/VufjfIUBs7 pic.twitter.com/nWziaIkGiN— City of Toronto (@cityoftoronto) May 15, 2021Road closures are in place again this weekend

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15.05.2021 / 19:41

New Brunswick reports 7 new cases of COVID-19 as province sets new vaccination record

COVID-19 Saturday, which includes two travel-related cases currently outside the province.In a release, the province said there are two new cases in Zone 2, the Saint John region, involving one person in their 40s and another in their 50s. One is travel-related and the other is a close contact of a previously confirmed case.There are four new cases in Zone 3, the Fredericton region.

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15.05.2021 / 19:03

More COVID-19 testing sites added in Nova Scotia

COVID-19 testing sites are coming to Nova Scotia after the chief medical officer of health said he’s concerned with clusters of cases across the province.During a briefing Friday, Dr. Robert Strang said there were clusters of cases in the Sydney and Bridgewater areas, as well as in the Annapolis Valley from Middleton to Kentville.While the province’s central zone, which includes the Halifax region, has seen the most cases in the most recent wave of the pandemic — with 1,276 active cases, as of Saturday morning — case numbers have been creeping up in the other health zones too.

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15.05.2021 / 19:03

COVID-19: Quebec records 760 new cases, 8 deaths as hospitalizations drop

COVID-19 cases and eight additional virus-related deaths Saturday as hospitalizations decrease.The daily case count in the province has been hovering just under the 800-mark for most of the week, aside from Friday, which saw a slight jump with 838 cases.Montreal reported 235 new cases, more than any other region in the province.Of the eight deaths, two were recorded in the last 24 hours while the others were before May 13. The death toll now stands at more than 11,000.The number of COVID-19-related hospitalizations dropped on Saturday by 21 to 509.

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15.05.2021 / 19:03

COVID-19 cases in India hopefully stabilizing, as daily deaths stay near 4,000: officials

India reported its smallest daily increase in coronavirus infections in nearly three weeks on Saturday, with deaths still near the 4,000-mark, but federal health officials said cases and fatalities are rapidly stabilizing in this wave of the pandemic.The overall rate of positive cases per tests had dipped to 19.8 per cent this week from 21.9 per cent last week, federal health officials said in a briefing, but warned that cautiousness must continue.Randeep Guleria, director of AIIMS Hospital in Delhi warned that secondary infections like mucormycosis or “black fungus” were adding to India’s mortality rate with states having reported more than 500 cases recently in COVID-19 patients with diabetes.

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15.05.2021 / 18:09

Canadians deserve more inspiring, less tepid federal messaging on vaccines, restrictions

4.5 million vaccines arriving in Canada this coming week was indeed welcome news. Perhaps federal officials should have just left it at that.Getting more vaccines here more quickly will certainly help accelerate the rollout and hopefully get us on the path of bringing COVID-19 cases down and keeping them there.

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15.05.2021 / 18:09

Ontario reports nearly 2,600 new COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths

COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 507,117.“Locally, there are 689 new cases in Toronto, 584 in Peel, 252 in York Region, 157 in Durham and 115 in Hamilton,” Health Minister Christine Elliott said.For comparison, last Saturday 2,864 cases were reported.Twenty-four new deaths were also announced on May 15, bringing the provincial death toll to 8,455.A total of 471,096 coronavirus cases are considered resolved, which is up by 3,063 and is 92.9 per cent of all confirmed cases. Reopening Ontario outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates More than 42,300 additional tests were completed.

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15.05.2021 / 16:25

‘This is big’: Experts concerned that COVID-19 fears could lead to tsunami of cancer cases

health-care providers have noticed a steep decline in new diagnoses.“You wonder where some of these cancers are. Some of them are missing in action,” said Dr.

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15.05.2021 / 16:25

Reopening Ontario outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates

Ontario golfers have been pushing the province to reopen courses ordered closed while the province is under stay-at-home orders, but some observers say access to outdoor recreational facilities serving a wider population should be be just as high on the agenda.Doctors and recreational facility administrators say Canadians need access to affordable, inclusive and local ways to get outside and exercise, so long as health care professionals deem it safe.“Many of the people I care for live in dense apartment buildings, have small indoor spaces and don’t have the luxury of a backyard,” said Dr. Naheed Dosani, a palliative care physician and health justice activist in Toronto.

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15.05.2021 / 14:55

U.K. officials race to test, vaccinate as COVID-19 variant threatens reopening plans

Britain deployed public health officials, supported by the army, to distribute COVID-19 tests door-to-door in two northern England towns on Saturday in an effort to contain a fast-spreading variant that threatens plans to lift all lockdown restrictions next month.Cases of a strain first identified in India have more than doubled in a week, defying a sharp nationwide downward trend in infections won by months of restrictions and a rapid vaccination campaign. Government scientific advisers say the variant is likely more transmissible than the U.K.’s dominant strain, though it’s unclear by how much.

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15.05.2021 / 14:47

Emails show close communication between transport regulator, feds on flight refunds

Canadian Transportation Agency around passenger refunds throws into question the independence of the CTA, an arm’s-length regulator.Emails tabled with the House of Commons transport committee reveal that senior officials last spring were in frequent contact about the agency’s public stance on flight vouchers, which airlines cited repeatedly to justify withholding reimbursement for passengers. Airline industry group urges Canada to follow U.K.’s lead, plan restart for air travel Days before its release, senior policy advisors discussed a “Statement on Vouchers” which was posted by the CTA on March 25, 2020.

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15.05.2021 / 14:25

Family doctors say they can answer COVID-19 vaccine questions after Trudeau recommendation

Oxford-AstraZeneca or any other COVID-19 vaccine.Dr. Eben Strydom, a generalist in Melfort, Sask., said he’s happy to answer the call recommended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau if it means giving his patients confidence in the vaccines.“This is our ticket out of the pandemic so it is critically important,” Strydom said.

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15.05.2021 / 14:25

Indoor COVID-19 restrictions could ease by fall if 75% are fully vaccinated: PHAC

called it a “roadmap” that will help provinces and territories decide next steps as the national vaccination campaign continues to ramp up.

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15.05.2021 / 13:23

B.C. evening weather forecast: May 14

The Monday, May 14, 2021 evening weather forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

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15.05.2021 / 13:23

The housing crisis in Montreal and how the pandemic keeps compounding things

as seen more and more in Montreal, evictions under the pretext of renovations to bump up rent.Saray Ortiz Torres, a community organizer for the group, explained that some people are currently left with a tough choice: either taking on leases they can’t afford, or being forced to stay put because there simply aren’t enough apartments available.“People deserve to live in dignity,” she said, adding that the responsibility to have more affordable and available housing options shouldn’t fall on those struggling to find a place to call home.In the city, vacancy rates have improved a little over the past year after hitting a historic 15-year low in 2019.

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COVID-19

United States	Cases: 33 100 614 Deaths: 591 465 Recovered: 26 667 199
India	Cases: 24 372 907 Deaths: 266 207 Recovered: 20 432 898
Brazil	Cases: 15 433 989 Deaths: 430 417 Recovered: 13 979 329
France	Cases: 5 841 129 Deaths: 107 279 Recovered: 0
Turkey	Cases: 5 106 862 Deaths: 44 537 Recovered: 4 932 838

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