STOCKHOLM – Swedish authorities said Friday they need more information before deciding whether to reopen the case of a 1994 ferry sinking in the Baltic that killed 852 people, in one of Europe's deadliest peacetime disasters at sea.A TV documentary aired Sept.

28 on the M/S Estonia includes video images from the wreck site showing a hole in the hull measuring 4 meters (13 feet) on the starboard side.In 1997, Sweden, Estonia and Finland concluded in a report that the ferry sank after the bow door locks failed in a storm.

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Warning third Covid wave could devastate NHS with 20 times more patients than second

coronavirus wave could hit the NHS with 20 times more patients than the second peak, experts have warned.It is thought a third peak would bring a far higher number of inpatients in hospitals than those seen during the September and October wave that triggered a second national lockdown in England.In November, two advisers of the Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) warned the relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions for Christmas could lead to another wave of the pandemic.NHS hospitals would be overrun due to increased transmission and there would be more unnecessary deaths according to Professor Andrew Hayward, an epidemiologist at University College London.Professor Graham Medley, an infectious disease modelling expert

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Canadian families to pay hundreds more a year for groceries in 2021: report

pandemic, wildfires and changing consumer habits drive-up grocery bills to the highest increase ever predicted by an annual food price report.Rising bread, meat and vegetable prices are expected to lead the overall food price increase of three to five per cent, according to Canada’s Food Price Report 2021 released Tuesday.For an average family of four, that means a $13,907 grocery bill.“We don’t expect a break at the grocery store any time soon,” said Sylvain Charlebois, lead author and Dalhousie University professor of food distribution and policy.“This is the highest increase that we’ve ever expected.”The 11th edition of the food price report, published annually by Dalhousie University and the University of Guelph, has expanded this year

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More than 142,000 Dollar Tree candles recalled for fire hazard

Scents 2-1 Peaceful Stream/Moonlit Waves Candles (Photo: United States Consumer Product Safety Commission) More than 142,000 candles sold exclusively at Dollar Tree stores are being recalled nationwide due to fire hazard concerns.Officials cautioned that the Sure Scents 2-1 Peaceful Stream/Moonlit Waves Candles have high flames that "can ignite the surface of the wax or cause the glass to break," according to a U.S.

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AP source: Rangers trading RHP Lance Lynn to White Sox

The Chicago White Sox are set to acquire right-hander Lance Lynn in a trade with the Texas Rangers, according to a person with direct knowledge of the deal. The person spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press on Monday night, at the end of the first day of Major League Baseball's virtual winter meeting, because there was no announcement from either team.Lynn would be reunited in Chicago with manager Tony La Russa.

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Yes, Lifetime’s newest ‘mini-movie’ is Kentucky Fried Chicken-themed, starring Mario Lopez as sexy Colonel Sanders

@KFC have partnered for a Lifetime Original Mini-Movie you don't want to miss! "A Recipe For Seduction" starring @MarioLopezviva premieres Sunday at 12PM. pic.twitter.com/nZJ2PXUR6GAs you can see by the photo in the tweet, Lopez isn’t just playing an ordinary Colonel Sanders.Oh no, Lopez is sexy Colonel Sanders.

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Feds passed up chance to lock in more Pfizer vaccine doses

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump aims to take credit Tuesday for the speedy development of forthcoming coronavirus vaccines, even as his administration is coming under scrutiny for failing to lock in a chance to buy millions of additional doses of one of the leading contenders. That decision could delay the delivery of a second batch of doses until manufacturer Pfizer fulfills other international contracts.The revelation, confirmed Monday by people familiar with the matter, came on the eve of Trump's plans to host a White House summit aimed at celebrating the expected approval of the first vaccine later this week.

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Sounders score twice late, stun Minnesota United 3-2

SEATTLE – Gustav Svensson scored off a corner kick in the final moments of second-half stoppage time, and the Seattle Sounders beat Minnesota United 3-2 on Monday night to advance to the MLS Cup final. Seattle scored three times in the final 15 minutes of regulation and stoppage time to stun Minnesota and claim the Western Conference championship for the fourth time in the past five seasons.

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Chuck Yeager, 1st to break sound barrier, dies at 97

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This country secures enough covid vaccines for more than 400% of its population

Also read: Why farm politics doesn't win elections in IndiaTrudeau came under fire last month after revealing that Canada won’t be first in line for an eventual vaccine because of a lack of local manufacturing capacity. The country was due to start its vaccination campaign early in 2021, with enough supply for 3 million people at first.Now he is ahead of schedule, and Canada is on top of global rankings for vaccine contracts.

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COVID-19 over the weekend, according to officials.Interior Health said the seniors were both in their late 70s and died in hospital.“It’s never easy to lose a member of our community, and our thoughts are with their loved ones,” said Susan Brown, the health authority’s president and CEO. B.C.

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Maria Menounos reveals both of her parents are hospitalized with COVID-19 and asks for 'prayers'

Maria Menounos' parents are currently being hospitalized with COVID-19 after testing positive for the virus in late November.Thetelevision personality, 42, revealed the devastating news on the most recent episodeof her Better Together podcast, which premiered Monday.'I'm just going to share that we're in process right now, and we still need prayers,' said an emotional Menounos, who rehashed the entire ordeal for her listeners.

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COVID-19: Second case at St. Peter Catholic Secondary School in Peterborough

COVID-19 has been reported within the St. Peter Catholic Secondary School community in Peterborough.In a letter issued Monday to students, parents and families, principal Shanon Brady reported that the school was informed by Peterboruogh Public Health of a second positive case of COVID-19 connected to the school.It’s not stated if the case is a student or staff member.

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Calgary, Edmonton considering more COVID-19 restrictions

The mayors of Alberta’s biggest cities are ready to implement health restrictions of their own if the province doesn’t announce stricter measures to limit the spread of COVID-19. Adam MacVicar reports.

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Calgary could take action if province doesn’t impose more restrictions

As COVID-19 surges in Alberta, doctors are begging for tougher pandemic restrictions, but Premier Jason Kenney is vowing to protect personal freedoms.

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Rockets coach Silas unsure when Harden will report to camp

HOUSTON – James Harden hasn’t reported to Houston Rockets camp and coach Stephen Silas said Monday that he didn’t know when the All-Star guard would arrive. The Rockets had their second workout of training camp on Monday and afterward the new coach addressed the absence of the disgruntled star who reportedly wants to be traded.“As far as timetable, there’s no timetable as far as I know,” Silas told reporters when asked when Harden would arrive.

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‘We can’t wait that long’: Edmonton, Calgary considering more COVID-19 restrictions

The West Block with Mercedes Stephenson, Health Minister Tyler Shandro said if COVID-19 case numbers don’t decrease by Dec. 15, the government will explore further restrictions.

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Joe Concha rips SNL's Pete Davidson for 'mockery' of Staten Island coronavirus lockdown protests

Fox News contributor Joe Concha pointed out the “irony” Monday of “Saturday Night Live” cast member and Staten Island native Pete Davidson mocking the owner of Mac’s Public House, who has defied Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s coronavirus restrictions by staying open.

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ByTowne Cinema closing after more than 70 years

OTTAWA -- After more than 70 years of showing films to Ottawa audiences, the curtain is set to fall at the Bytowne Cinema for the final time.

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How Saskatchewan reached the 10,000 coronavirus case milestone

COVID-19 cases in the province. It only took 22 days to double that number.Health officials reported 415 new COVID-19 cases on Dec.

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Ready to shop? Check out Hello Kitty Café Truck & Barbie Pop-Up Truck at The Florida Mall

‘Christmas Star’ forming soon | This holiday drone light show is way COOL | Can I legally pass a police car in traffic?]Shoppers will be able to get their hands on new exclusive items and limited-edition collectibles.PHOTOS: Swipe through to see what goodies will be at the Hello Kitty Cafe TruckThe Hello Kitty Café Truck will offer shoppers a new Hello Kitty Café Cookie plush, new hand-decorated cookie sets, sprinkle mugs, pin sets, cookie sets, canvas totes and more.The Barbie Truck will feature exclusive 90s-themed apparel and accessories such as embroidered denim jackets, hats, T-shirts, vinyl “boombox” tote bags, fanny packs, “cassette tape” wallets and more.Both trucks have COVID-19 safety procedures and increased sanitation to keeps

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Eighteen more people have died from coronavirus in Greater Manchester's hospitals

direct to your inboxEighteen more people have died from coronavirus in Greater Manchester's hospitals.The region's hospital death toll has now risen to 3,787, the latest NHS figures show.Thirteen new deaths were recorded at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, the organisation in charge of the Manchester Royal Infirmary, Wythenshawe Hospital, Saint Mary's and the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust confirmed four new deaths.

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Trump campaign appeals another ballot case in Bucks County

HARRISBURG, Pa. - President Donald Trump's campaign continues to press lawsuits over Pennsylvania's election, appealing another case it lost to the state Supreme Court, this time over fewer than 2,000 ballots in a suburban Philadelphia county.The appeal, filed Friday, is one of at least four pending cases in which Trump or Republicans are trying to throw out certain ballots or trying to upend the entire election, including President-elect Joe Biden's victory in Pennsylvania over Trump in the Nov.

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DC mayor says $1,200 coronavirus stimulus payments to be distributed to some residents

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced one-time $1,200 stimulus payments for some Washington, D.C., residents financially affected by the coronavirus pandemic during a press conference on Monday. "We will invest a portion of our CARES Act [funding] to provide a round of local stimulus," Bowser said. "With Pandemic Unemployment Assistance set to expire at the end of this month, D.C. government will be providing ...

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Saskatoon to advertise more options to repay lead pipe replacement costs

City of Saskatoon will advertise that it allows residents to defer the costs of some electrical and plumbing work sometimes required when replacing lead pipes.An information report, presented to the environment, utilities and corporate services committee on Monday morning, states the city administration is planning to let residents know they can also defer the costs of re-grounding the electrical systems and cleaning out plumbing when they defer the costs of replacing lead pipes, should they choose to do so.

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Federal judge dismisses lawsuit to block certification of Georgia's election

ATLANTA - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by supporters of President Donald Trump seeking to block certification of Georgia's election results.Attorney Sidney Powell filed the suit against Gov. Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, and other state officials.Powell, who had previously worked with the president's legal team before the campaign moved to distance itself from her, argued the allegations of election fraud in Georgia had destroyed public confidence in the results.

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Coronavirus: NYC mayor says there’s ‘energy and hope’ as schools begin to reopen

Over 190,000 New York City students returned to the classroom Monday, nearly three weeks after the city shut down schools over rising COVID-19 positivity rates.

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Brevard County deputies search for missing woman last seen more than 1 year ago

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Brevard County deputies are seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 38-year-old woman who hasn’t been seen since last year.Officials with the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office said Monday that Tara Coppola was last seen Sept. 12, 2019 with an unknown man at the Kaival Liquor Store at 3330 W.

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Ontario governor general says virtual care expansion moving too slow, more work to be done

Ontario’s Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk revealed in her annual report that the province’s expansion of virtual health-care services was “rudimentary and slow” leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will need more work to deliver communication technologies to be effective and sustainable after the global crisis ends.

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No more tarps: Cocoa Army veteran gets new roof after Hurricane Irma damaged his

COCOA, Fla. – It’s out with the old and in with the new at the home of U.S. Army Veteran John Cowell Sr.Cowell, 61, said he’s finally at ease because for the last three years, he’s had multiple tarps covering his longtime home.“When it rains outside ...

Quebec’s coronavirus hospitalizations surge amid 1,577 new cases, 22 more deaths

novel coronavirus Monday as the second wave of the pandemic ramps up across Canada.Health authorities say of those deaths, three occurred in the last 24 hours while the others were retroactively added to the death toll.The COVID-19 caseload, which remains the highest in the country, stands at 153,176 while recoveries have topped 131,000. The health crisis has claimed the lives of 7,277 Quebecers since March.Hospitalizations surged by 40 to 818.

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Shopping centres crowded as Ontario’s case count rises

Shoppers have been flocking to Ontario malls that are open ahead of the holiday season. Morganne Campbell finds out why this behaviour might lead to an increase in COVID-19 case counts.

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Ontario reports 48 new COVID-19 cases in Ottawa; more than 1,900 provincewide

OTTAWA -- Ontario health officials are reporting 48 more people in Ottawa have tested positive for COVID-19, on a day when yet another case count record was set provincewide.

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Voters seem to value experience more than ever, but how old is too old to serve in Congress?

1.) Don Young (House)Age: 87State: AlaskaYear elected: 19732.) Diane Feinstein (Senate)Age: 87State: CaliforniaYear elected: 19923.) Chuck Grassley (Senate)Age: 87State: IowaYear elected: 19814.) Richard Shelby (Senate)Age: 86State: AlabamaYear elected: 19875.) Jim Inhofe (Senate)Age: 86State: OklahomaYear elected: 1994

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Ontario narrowly sets single-day coronavirus case record for 3rd straight day

coronavirus on Monday, marking another single-day record, bringing the provincial total to 129,234.Monday’s case count sets the province’s new one-day high by one case after Sunday saw 1,924 new infections and was the previous record. On Saturday, 1,859 cases were recorded which was the third highest and 1,780 on Friday.According to Monday’s provincial report, 601 cases were recorded in Toronto, 512 in Peel Region, 167 in York Region and 133 in Durham Region.All other public health units in Ontario reported under 100 new cases.

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Provincial inspectors in Ottawa this week to check retailers for COVID-19 compliance

COVID-19 restrictions during the holiday shopping season.The city said its staff and Ottawa Public Health will work with the province this week on an “education and enforcement initiative” to ensure businesses are complying with the province’s Reopening Ontario Act and Section 22 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act.In other words, the province wants to see how well local businesses are complying with Ontario’s COVID-19 restrictions framework, which currently sees Ottawa in the orange zone.Among the restrictions on Ottawa retailers aimed at curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus are a limit on the number of people who can gather inside a shop and a requirement to manage distance between patrons inside and in lineups out

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Jeremih Released From Hospital Following Battle With COVID-19

Jeremih has been released from a Chicago hospital after spending weeks battling COVID-19. "First and foremost, I would like to thank God and the incredible team of doctors and nurses at Northwestern Memorial Hospital for saving my life.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 180 new COVID-19 cases on the weekend, 4 more deaths

COVID-19 cases on the weekend and four more deaths involving a long-term care home (LTCH).The city tied a daily high on Saturday with 108 new cases, adding another 72 on Sunday.Four deaths tied to the coronavirus were revealed on Sunday, all connected to the outbreak at Grace Villa, a long-term care home. Ontario reports over 1,900 new coronavirus cases, setting record for 2nd straight day A 78-year-old man died on Saturday, an 87-year-old man died on Friday and two women, 97 and 93, died on Dec.

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Police to discuss case of missing 70-year-old Port Orange teacher

PORT ORANGE, Fla. – The Port Orange Police Department will hold a news conference Monday morning to discuss a missing person case involving a 70-year-old teacher.The news conference will be held at 10 a.m. to address Robert Heikka, who was last seen in October at his Port Orange home.Officials said Heikka, who goes by the name Bob, has been with Volusia County Schools since 1989 and has taught at Creekside Middle School in Port Orange since 2002.

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Potential exposure to COVID-19 reported on 2 Air Canada flights from Toronto to Sydney, N.S.

COVID-19 on two Air Canada flights travelling from Toronto to Sydney.According to the province, one Air Canada Flight 8210 departed Toronto at 10:20 p.m. on Dec.

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Nobel laureates receive prizes at home amid Covid-19 pandemic

Nobel laureates will receive their prizes at home this week following the cancellation of the traditional Stockholm and Oslo ceremonies.The awards in the six categories were announced in nearly typical fashion in October, albeit with fewer reporters in physical attendance.However, none of the winners will travel to Stockholm or Oslo to receive their diplomas and medals due to the Covid-19 pandemic.The ceremonies are traditionally held on December 10, the anniversary of the 1896 death of the prize's founder, Swedish entrepeneur and inventor of dynamite Alfred Nobel.The lavish Stockholm ceremony hasn't been cancelled since World War II, and the last time the Oslo ceremony was scrapped was in 1976 when the peace prize was "reserved" until the

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Trump cementing death penalty legacy up to Biden inaugural

CHICAGO – As Donald Trump’s presidency winds down, his administration is throttling up the pace of federal executions despite a surge of coronavirus cases in prisons, announcing plans for five starting Thursday and concluding just days before the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.

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Jeremih released from hospital, 'getting stronger' after COVID-19 battle

Jeremih left Northwestern Memorial Hospital on Friday evening following a nearly month-long battle with COVID-19. The R&B singer walked out of the hospital with his mother, Gwenda Starling, by his side.

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Covid vaccines arrive in UK hospitals. Check out pictures here

COVID-19 vaccine this week. Footage posted by the National Health Service (NHS) showed boxes containing doses of the vaccine being delivered to Croydon University Hospital in south London and being stored in a special, securely locked fridge.Britain gave emergency use approval for the vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech last week.In total, Britain has ordered 40 million doses.

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Asian shares slip on report of more US sanctions on China

Shares were mostly lower in Asia on Monday following a report that the U.S. is preparing to slap sanctions on a dozen more Chinese officials, ratcheting up tensions with Beijing.

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COVID-19 in Africa — pandemic could be far more deadly than thought

coronavirus deaths have been officially reported.The report, led by the Imperial College London (ICL) COVID-19 Response Team, says that as of Nov. 20, 477 deaths in Khartoum state were reported to be related to COVID-19.It estimates the true figure to be between 14,300 and 17,990 higher than that.The report also estimates that as much as 38 per cent of the population of Khartoum was infected.Dr.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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