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another winning outfit from the celebrities this year, after last year’s Halloween festivities were understandably muted due to the world still being in varying forms of lockdown.Some went down the glam route, like Perrie Edwards’s fairy outfit, and Maura Higgins channelling Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman.Others made the occasion a family affair, with John Legend and Chrissy Teigen, and Ryan Thomas and Lucy Mecklenburgh all dressed up as The Addams Family – kids included.Halloween 2021: Best celebrity costumes from Perrie Edwards, Lizzo and Amanda HoldenHalloween 2021: Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker channel True RomanceHarold & Kumar star Kal Penn comes out and announces engagement to longtime boyfriendAnd some were just straight-up
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Health Authority - Trick-or-treaters potentially exposed to COVID-19 in Meath Park, Sask., says SHA - globalnews.ca
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Saskatchewan Health Authority says a person who was handing out candy on Halloween in Meath Park, Sask., has tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Coronavirus: List of Saskatchewan school exposures and outbreaks The health authority says the person was likely infectious with the virus when handing out candy on Oct.
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coronavirus pandemic, according to the Regina Police Service (RPS).Officers were called to the area of 12th Avenue North and Sturdy Street for a report of a party going on with roughly 50 people in attendance around 1 a.m. on Nov.
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Steinbach man hosts 500 trick-or-treaters with candy-filled ferris wheel - globalnews.ca
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Winnipeg mayor’s advice for Halloween 2020: ‘Consider staying home with your children’ He used dozens of wooden boards along with some leftover fencing material to craft the nine-foot-tall device.Rempel says he and his family handed out over 500 candy bags between 5 and 9 p.m., with the bulk of trick-or-treaters coming around 7 p.m.“We had hand sanitizer out, we were amazed at how many people were using it.
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Bonnie Henry - Costumes to make your blood run cold this Halloween - globalnews.ca
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‘Keep it local, keep it small’: Dr. Bonnie Henry’s advice for trick-or-treating during pandemic B.C.’s top doctor Bonnie Henry says that Halloween isn’t cancelled this year as long as we keep it local and keep it small when it comes to trick or treating.Henry recommended children stay in their local neighbourhood and trick-or-treat in very small groups.“We’ve had lots of letdowns this year but I think kids need and adults maybe need to have a little fun and to do it safely,” said Brandel.
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David Williams - Coronavirus: Latest developments in the Greater Toronto Area on Oct. 19 - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - city Ottawa - county Williams - county York
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coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Monday:Ontario health officials are recommending that children do not trick-or-treat door-to-door this Halloween for the regions currently in the modified Stage 2 as the coronavirus second wave remains in full swing.As of Monday, Toronto, Ottawa, Peel and York regions are all in a modified Stage 2 due to high volumes of COVID-19 cases.Dr.
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Tony Holohan - 'No normal Halloween' - so what are your alternative plans? - rte.ie - Ireland
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With Covid-19 restrictions already in place and stronger measures expected to follow soon, Halloween this year will be different from usual.
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Winnipeg hotel turns conference room to haunted house amid pandemic - globalnews.ca
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Business for Manitoba wedding DJs, photographers at ‘complete standstill’ “I’ve got three banquet spaces here that we’ve had to shut down, we’ve had to refund a lot of peoples weddings and wedding socials. This area hurt us real bad in the hotel and I thought, hey why don’t we do something really fun and creative so we can drive some new traffic here,” said Ravi Ramberran, the owner of the Four Crowns Restaurant on McPhillips street.The massive space underneath the hotel has been operating as one of the most extravagant haunted houses in the area since the start of the month.Winnipegger Al Vincent explored the spooky creation with his daughter on Friday night and was impressed with the house’s production.
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Regina - Finding ways to celebrate Halloween during the pandemic in Saskatchewan - globalnews.ca
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Saskatchewan government releases COVID-19 guidelines for Halloween, Thanksgiving [ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ] Regina’s Mosaic Stadium to welcome trick-or-treaters this Halloween for free event
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Halloween or Hallo-don’t? What health experts are saying about the spooky night - globalnews.ca
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coronavirus pandemic, health officials are cautioning residents when it comes to celebrating Halloween.Dr. Alexander Summers, associate medical officer of health for the Middlesex-London Health Unit, told Global News people are transmitting COVID-19 the most when they are in unregulated environments like social situations.Summers said people will have to plan for a very different-looking celebration when it comes to Halloween this year.“Those Halloween parties are off the table because it’s those close gatherings that cannot happen.”Summers said details on health recommendations around trick-or-treating should come soon but said it’s important to keep two metres apart at all times.
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Nova Scotia - Nova Scotia chief of health advises safe trick-or-treating and small parties for Halloween - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick
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COVID-19 can quickly find its way back into our communities. We must continue to follow all public health measures.” Trick-or-treating a no go in New Brunswick’s orange zones The gathering limit without physical distancing remains 10 in Nova Scotia, whether in public or at a house party, or 50 for community events with physical distancing both indoors and outdoors.Events organized by “recognized businesses” can host half of a venue’s capacity up to 200 people indoors, and 250 people outdoors.
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New Brunswick - Trick-or-treating a no go in New Brunswick’s orange zones - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick
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Trick-or-treating a no go in New Brunswick’s orange zones
available online, Halloween can be celebrated this year during the COVID-19 pandemic, but where you’re located in the province, and what level the area is at in New Brunswick’s COVID-19 recovery plan, will determine what you are able to do. Halloween trick-or-treating banned in Woodstock, N.B.
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West Island village to hold socially-distanced Halloween scavenger hunt - globalnews.ca - county Page
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association’s Facebook page, or pick up a hard copy at the Hub.Participants can submit their answers and be eligible for one of four prizes, each sponsored by the local merchants.
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Alberta Health - Edmonton-area malls cancel trick-or-treating due to COVID-19 - globalnews.ca
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Halloween, particularly when it’s cold outside — they head to the mall and trick-or-treat at the local shops.However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of Edmonton-area malls will not be handing out candy to the little ghosts and goblins this year.
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52% of Canadian parents won’t let kids trick-or-treat amid coronavirus: poll - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick - county Canadian
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COVID-19 pandemic disrupt their plans for upcoming holidays and seasonal events, a new poll suggests.The poll, conducted by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies, comes as COVID-19 cases are surging and public health authorities are pleading with Canadians in places with rising case counts to avoid contact with anyone outside their immediate families or at least to stick to small social circles.
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Calgarians distribute donated Halloween costumes to bring ‘a little bit of cheer’ during COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca
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Dad hopes his ‘candy chute’ design will save Halloween during COVID-19 “If you have something, please come and drop something off,” McIntosh said. “And if you need something, please come and get it.”He handed out about 200 Halloween costumes last year, and with the COVID-19 pandemic, he’s expecting even more demand this year.“(People are) losing their jobs,” McIntosh said.
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Make a candy slide, incorporate a mask into your costume — tips for a safe COVID-19 Halloween - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 pandemic?The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has now released its guidelines on how residents can have a safe Halloween and enjoy their treats.Avoid parties and indoor trick-or-treating as much as possible, so don’t go to a mall.“Indoor spaces may require a non-medical mask or face covering,” the BCCDC said in a release.“Don’t pass around snacks, drinks, smokes, tokes, and vapes.”If you are sick or self-isolating, don’t go out and turn off your porch light.
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Alberta Health - New Brunswick - Halloween a go in New Brunswick after province issues COVID-19 guidelines - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick - state Maryland
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guidelines issued on Friday say anyone with medical conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and cancer should avoid participating in Halloween activities.“You have to use common sense. If the numbers start increasing, maybe we have to reevaluate if we’re taking our child out,” said Mila Daley, a resident of New Maryland, N.B.
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Manitoba Health - Coronavirus: Province releases guidelines for Manitobans taking part in fall events - globalnews.ca - province Friday
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COVID-19 pandemic.According to a new, extensive document released by the province Friday, Manitobans should minimize gatherings and celebrations when possible — and that applies to the upcoming Thanksgiving and Halloween holidays as well.For starters, anyone experiencing any symptoms is being discouraged from attending any events, as are people who may be more susceptible to infection.
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How to Celebrate Halloween at Home This Year -- Alternatives to Trick-or-Treating During COVID-19 - etonline.com
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Halloween will be drastically different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many traditional activities for the spooky holiday are on hold, as they can potentially lead to the spread of COVID-19.
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‘Guidance’ on Halloween is coming, say Manitoba health officials - globalnews.ca
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“We’re going to provide specific guidance on that in upcoming weeks,” said Roussin on Monday.“It’s certainly going to look different than what it normally does. We have to limit the amount of contacts.”No matter what happens, people will have to adhere to public health guidelines, and Winnipeg and its surrounding municipalities may still be under a Code Orange come Oct.
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Halloween sales could be weak with COVID-19 casting doubts on trick-or-treating - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 cases could put the kibosh on spooky festivities, curbing demand for supplies that usually deliver healthy profit margins for retailers from grocers to specialty pop-up stores. Avoid trick-or-treating due to coronavirus this Halloween, CDC says Halloween sales could also serve as an indicator for what retailers might expect this Christmas, the largest shopping season of the year, experts say.“I expect sales will be soft all around because of the lack of gatherings,”‘ said Farla Efros, president of HRC Retail Advisory.
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How to Celebrate Halloween at Home This Year-- Alternatives to Trick-or-Treating With COVID-19 Safety - etonline.com
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Halloween will be drastically different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many traditional activities for the spooky holiday are on hold as they can potentially lead to the spread of COVID-19.
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B.C. mom finds a very Canadian way to celebrate socially distanced Halloween - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19 pandemic.Tanya Reid loves Halloween and wants to make sure everyone can still celebrate with a few new measures in place.Using a hockey stick, Reid made a few videos for her Facebook page showing how the candy can be passed or shot into a waiting Halloween treat bag.“I decided to make the videos not only for a laugh but to start people thinking of actual safe solutions for a happy Halloween,” Reid told Global News.“I think just telling everyone to not go out is not going to work for everyone.
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Essentials for Celebrating Halloween at Home -- Alternatives to Trick-or-Treating With COVID-19 Safety - etonline.com
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Halloween will be drastically different this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many traditional activities for the spooky holiday are on hold as they can potentially lead to the spread of COVID-19.
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Avoid trick-or-treating due to coronavirus this Halloween, CDC says - globalnews.ca - Usa - Canada
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Halloween night will be the invisible threat of COVID-19, and adults and children should change their plans to minimize that danger, according to new guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).The top U.S.
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Trick-or-treating in New Brunswick can be safe despite coronavirus: epidemiologist - globalnews.ca - city New Brunswick
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Halloween all of her life.“The little girl is still in me that wants to play dress-up,” she said. Coronavirus — Halloween trick-or-treating banned in Woodstock, N.B.
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COVID-19, Halloween trick-or-treating has been banned in Woodstock, N.B., this year.Some area residents say they’re unhappy about cancelling the annual celebration.“I very much disagree with it because they are taking this COVID thing too far,” said Calvin Morgin from Woodstock.“Yes COVID is out there, but we have no cases, and if you want to go to someone’s house and the light is on and they are welcoming you, then I think you should,” said Debec resident Jerika Brooks.“They have no right to ban it and to not allow us to go trick-or-treating if we feel like we should,” said Brooks.“Maybe they could put a sign out saying that they are not welcome there, or they could place candy outside if they wanted to participate but not be
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Dad hopes his ‘candy chute’ design will save Halloween during COVID-19 - globalnews.ca
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Halloween — and it just might be enough to put people at ease amid the coronavirus pandemic.Special-effects whiz Andrew Beattie used a long cardboard tube and the guardrail on his front steps to create a “candy delivery chute,” which he hopes will cut down on the risks of spreading COVID-19 for those who go trick-or-treating next month. ‘Karen’ Halloween mask triggers a flurry of orders — and complaints The chute is made from a one-metre (four-foot) cardboard tube that measures 15 centimetres (six inches) wide.
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‘Karen’ Halloween mask triggers a flurry of orders — and complaints - globalnews.ca
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Karen” wear a mask, but you can wear her face as a mask this Halloween thanks to a U.S.-based artist.Jason Adcock, 34, says he’s been overwhelmed with orders for a tongue-in-cheek mask design inspired by “Karen,” the now-infamous 2020 nickname for entitled white women who complain about trivial or non-existent problems. ‘Sexy’ burgers and ‘hot’ Mr.
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Will trick-or-treating happen in Kingston? Premier and medical officer weigh in - globalnews.ca - city Kingston - Ottawa
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[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“If our local risk remains so low, I think this can be done safely,” said Moore, adding that the next few weeks will determine the likelihood of Halloween happening if case numbers increase.“If it’s driven by community spread, that changes the whole discussion heading into Halloween.” Ontario reports 232 new coronavirus cases as record number of tests completed The uncertainty around Halloween has taken its toll on Kingston-area businesses, such as Audrey’s Costume Castle and Dancewear.
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John A.Macdonald - Epic snail mail: U.S. postcard stamped in 1920 arrives a century late - globalnews.ca - Canada - Washington, county George - county George - state Michigan
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Halloween postcard sent in 1920 was finally delivered to the right Michigan address this week, nearly 100 years late.The unexpected letter from the past arrived in a woman’s mailbox on Tuesday, leaving her confused and curious about it’s likely long-dead author.“It was sitting right on top of the mail,” said Brittany Keech, of Belding, Mich. “I start looking at it and I’m like, ‘OK, it’s been through some wear and tear,'” she told local station WXYZ.
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Vera Etches - Coronavirus: Halloween in Ottawa should be about behaviour, not rules, Dr. Etches says - globalnews.ca - city Ottawa
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coronavirus prevention, not setting hard rules one way or another, amid debates across the province on whether kids should be allowed to trick or treat door-to-door this year.Speaking to media Friday afternoon, Ottawa’s medical officer of health, Dr.
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Time to start thinking about new ways to celebrate Halloween, Winnipeg epidemiologist says - globalnews.ca
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Even if COVID-19 numbers happen to be low come Halloween, Carr said it’s not worth the risk of another setback.Assuming there are measures in place, such as having everyone wear masks, there are a number of other hazards to consider.“Even with wearing masks, I wouldn’t advocate for going door-to-door because of the potential choke points at the front door,” Carr said.There is also the potential for a contact tracing nightmare for public health, should there be an outbreak.“Like we’ve done with every other situation, come up with new ideas of doing it differently, doing it safely,” Carr said.“Is there a drive-in where there could be scary movie night for a week? A drive-thru haunted house, but it’s not inside?”At Thursday’s COVID-19 press
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Doug Ford - Premier Ford cautions against sending kids out for Halloween as COVID-19 cases rise - globalnews.ca - county Ontario
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COVID-19 case numbers under control.Ford says the idea of children going door-to-door this year for Halloween as the pandemic continues makes him “nervous”.The premier says while it is still a month and a half away, he will want to discuss the issue with the province’s health experts.Ford says he is concerned because it is difficult to say where the province’s virus case count will be by the end of October.
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Bonnie Henry - B.C.’s top doctor says she thinks Halloween can be rescued this year - globalnews.ca
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Halloween can be rescued for kids across this province amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said she will be providing more guidance on Halloween festivities closer to Oct.
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Tips for having a safe Halloween amid the COVID-19 pandemic - globalnews.ca - Canada
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COVID-19 pandemic affecting everything from concerts to weddings, backyard barbecues to the film and television industry, and, maybe most notably, the way we interact with each other.So, with a little over a month to go until gangs of ghouls, goblins and ghosts are ringing doorbells across Canada hoping to receive their favourite sweet treat, there are likely many Canadians, both young and old, wondering how the coronavirus will impact Halloween.What is your level of concern this year when it comes to #Halloween?— Global Calgary (@GlobalCalgary) September 8, 2020Cancelling or halting Halloween wouldn’t be unprecedented.
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Jamie Lee Curtis, 61, thinks people would stay six feet away if you wore Michael Myers‘ ice hockey mask! The star of John Carpenter’s 1978 Halloween film brought comedic relief to Instagram when she shared a photo of one of the horror genre’s most notorious villains to Instagram on March 20. Instead of a suburban neighborhood in Haddonfield, Illinois, Mr. Myers was standing in a grocery store aisle selecting a bag of chips.
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