How your sewage could help track coronavirus in your neighbourhood The University of Calgary and the University of Alberta have been collecting and analyzing wastewater samples for traces of the virus since May of 2020.

That research has since expanded into a pan-Alberta network, with widespread data currently testing 24 communities from Fort McMurray to Lethbridge.And while PCR testing has traditionally been a key driver for public policy in previous waves of the pandemic, reduced access to provincial tests and increased options for at-home testing means positive case counts are much less accurate.For the readings in Lethbridge, Campbell said samples shared with researchers are from the entire city and some surrounding communities.“We take a sample right at the main intake to the plant, so sort of a 24-hour composite sample of all the wastewater streams coming into the City of Lethbridge.

It doesn’t discriminate between south, west or north. And we also have a couple of regional customers such as Coalhurst and other small outlying communities that are attached to the city system.” New wastewater data expected to paint a much more accurate picture of Alberta’s COVID spread Dr.

Xiao Li Pang, co-lead with Pan-Alberta Network for Wastewater-based SARS-CoV-2 Monitoring, said the numbers show Lethbridge is seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases because of Omicron.“From wave five, you can see quantification compared to wave four and wave three is dramatically increasing,” Dr.

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Police arson unit probing alleged attempt to start fire in Ottawa apartment building, says mayor

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson says the city’s police arson unit is investigating after “disturbing” reports of unidentified individuals attempting to start a fire in the lobby of a residential apartment located near the site of ongoing trucker convoy demonstration.

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Judge rules mask mandate in Perkiomen Valley School District will continue

PERKIOMEN TWP., Pa. - On Monday the mask mandate debate went from a federal courtroom to a middle school auditorium, as a federal judge told the Perkiomen Valley School District to mask up a while longer.The judge sided with the plaintiffs, who argued ending the mandate would violate the Americans with Disabilities Act by putting immunocompromised students at risk.Monday night, a couple dozen parents came out to voice their opinions on both sides.MORE HEADLINES:The plaintiffs in this case were an anonymous group of parents and students. Attorney Carmen De Gisi represented the plaintiffs."They are relieved that they don’t have to make the choice between having their children home and attending school virtually or sending them to school and having them risk severe infection," De Gisi said.Many of the parents and students who spoke at the scheduled school board meeting, in Montgomery County, say masks hurt their children’s ability to learn."There’s children in pain," said Alicia Taylor.

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Three dead in Wattegama earth mound collapse

COLOMBO (News 1st); Three people died and one person was hospitalized after an earth embankment collapsed in Madawala, Wattegama, on Monday (7), said Sri Lanka Police.Sri Lanka Police said that four people were involved in building a wall and during the construction process a mound of earth collapsed on top of them.

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LIOC did CPC a favor with price hike – Gammanpila

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Energy Minister Udaya Gammanpila said that Lanka IOC had done a favor to the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation by increasing fuel prices.Sri Lanka’s LIOC, raised petrol 92-Octane by Rs. 7/- to Rs.

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Expedite release of essential goods from customs – President

COLOMBO (News 1st); President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has instructed officials to take the necessary steps to release freight containers with essential items that are held by Sri Lanka Customs.The President had reached this decision with the objective of ensuring that there is no shortage of food and essential goods in the local market.The President had also appointed a committee headed by Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa to ensure that there is no shortage of food and essential items.The President on Monday (7) had stressed the need to provide the general public with the opportunity to make purchases for the upcoming holiday season without having to experience any shortage.The President had noted that the opportunity will be given to import selected essential items and there should be no room for anyone to import in excess for ulterior motives and to conceal stocks for profits.The committee led by Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa was tasked with preparing streamlined mechanisms to release essential items to the local market while regulating and monitoring the process.

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GL in Delhi but Indian Fishing vessels continue to break into ‘Sea of Sri Lanka’.

COLOMBO (News 1st): Despite ongoing discussions between Sri Lankan and Indian government officials, Indian fishing vessels continue to make incursions into Sri Lankan waters.Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Prof. GL Peiris is currently in New Delhi for talks and the contentious fishing issue is top amongst the agenda for discussion.Despite this, late last night (7th Feb), Sri Lankan Navy took control of 3 vessels off the coast of Delft Island in the Sea of Sri Lanka.In an operation conducted off the Delft Island in the dark hours of 07th February 2022, Sri Lanka Navy took hold of 03 Indian trawlers and 11 Indian fishermen for poaching in Sri Lankan waters.Taking into account the impact of foreign fishermen poaching in Sri Lankan waters on the local fishing community and the sustainability of fishery resources of Sri Lanka, the Navy is conducting regular patrols and operations to curb illegal fishing activities in Sri Lankan waters.In the operation, Fast Attack Craft of the 4th Fast Attack Flotilla in the Northern Naval Command seized 03 Indian trawlers for poaching in Sri Lankan waters close to the Delft Island in Jaffna, via International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL).

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Pizza delivery driver shot in the head while driving, causing car to hit North Philly home

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Police are investigating after a man was critically shot in the head in North Philadelphia.Officials say the shooting happened on the 1400 block of West Mayfield Street Monday night, just after 8.Philadelphia Police investigate after a 41-year-old man was found shot in the head in North Philadelphia. Officers found the victim, a 41-year-old man, with a gunshot wound to the head when they arrived.MORE HEADLINES:Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small explained the victim was in the process of making a pizza delivery when he was shot, causing the vehicle he was driving to jump the curb and hit a house on the 3000 block of North 15th Street.He was rushed by medics to Temple University Hospital and listed in critical condition.Police say no weapons have been found and no arrests have been made.___Tips can be submitted by calling 215-686-TIPS (8477) or texting PPD TIP (773847).

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Man shot nearly a dozen times during hail of gunfire in West Oak Lane, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a young man was shot nearly a dozen times during a shootout Monday night in West Oak Lane. Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small told reporters that at least 35 shots were fired on the 7700 block of Cedarbrook Avenue around 8:30 p.m. When officers arrived, they found a 24-year-old man shot 11 times in the back and torso. Officers drove the victim to Temple University Hospital where he was placed in critical condition. Authorities are still unsure of how many gunmen were involved in the shootout.

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respiratory infection in the past 24 hours, taking the overall recovery count to 40.84 crore.

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Shannen Doherty masks up to shop with her mother Rosa in LA... after revealing 2022 health goals

Beverly Hills, 90210 alum Shannen Doherty and her mother Rosa coordinated in matching white tops with blue jeans while shopping at Italian food market Guidi Marcello in Santa Monica on Monday.The 50-year-old former child star also sported sunglasses, moccasins, and a baby-blue trucker cap emblazoned with the Texan company, Summer Moon Coffee.Considering she has incurable metastatic Stage 4 breast cancer, Shannen made sure to protect herself from the coronavirus by wearing a white face mask during her mother-daughter outing. Twinning! Beverly Hills, 90210 alum Shannen Doherty (L) and her mother Rosa (R) coordinated in matching white tops with blue jeans while shopping at Italian food market Guidi Marcello in Santa Monica on MondayDoherty - whose father John died, age 66, in 2010 from a stroke - wrote on December 3: 'I say I'm lucky and blessed all the time and I mean it.

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2-year-old boy seriously injured after being hit by car in Bustleton

PHILADELPHIA - A young boy was badly hurt police say he ran into the road and was struck by a car Monday night in Philadelphia's Bustleton neighborhood. Investigators said the 2-year-old ran out from between two parked cars and was struck on the 9900 block of Haldeman Avenue just after 8:30 p.m.He was taken to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital and placed in critical condition, police said. The driver of the car that struck the child remained at the scene of the collision.MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Man, 41, critical after he was shot in the head in North Philadelphia

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White House science adviser Eric Lander resigns over staff mistreatment

FILE - Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) nominee and presidential science adviser designate Eric Lander speaks during an announcement Jan. 16, 2021 at the Queen theater in Wilmington, Delaware.

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Man found after leaving Las Vegas not knowing he won jackpot

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - MARCH 14: The marquee at the Treasure Island Hotel & Casino shows advertisements for the "Mystere by Cirque du Soleil" show as the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States on March 14, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada LAS VEGAS (AP) - Nevada gambling regulators say their investigation tracked down an Arizona man who left Las Vegas after a visit last month not knowing he’d won a $229,368 slot machine jackpot.The machine being played by Robert Taylor malfunctioned due to a "communication error" and neither he nor the Treasure Island Hotel & Casino realized that he’d won a progressive jackpot the evening of Jan. 8, the Nevada Gaming Control Board said Friday in a statement.The jackpot was confirmed later after a review but Taylor had returned to Arizona by then and the casino was unable to identify him, the board’s statement said.RELATED: Retired housekeeper wins $50K in scratch-off lottery for 3rd timeThe board said it then began an investigation and eventually identified Taylor after two weeks of checking surveillance video, conducting witness interviews, studying electronic purchase records and reviewing ride-sharing data.A Spanish television reporter appeared to quit her job while she was live on air while celebrating a winning lottery ticket, but later discovered her payout was about $5,500.According to the board, it was important to locate Taylor to ensure he received what was owed to him and to maintain public trust in the casino industry.Taylor, whose hometown was not released, was notified of his jackpot on Jan.

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Trucker protests: RCMP mobilized 300 officers so far to support Ottawa police

Speaking during Monday’s emergency meeting in the House of Commons on the COVID-19 anti-mandate protests, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said so far, the RCMP has mobilized 300 officers to support the Ottawa Police Service amid the demonstrations occupying Ottawa.

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‘This pandemic has sucked for all Canadians:’ Trudeau

In a passionate delivery in the House of Commons on Monday evening, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered remarks, stating how the COVID-19 pandemic has been hard for all to deal with — including children and especially health-care workers.

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Trucker protest: Ottawa police call for more personnel to ‘regain control’ of the city

“freedom convoy” from the city as the demonstration stretches into its 11th day.He said Monday that, thanks to an influx of OPP and RCMP resources received over the weekend, officers can now go “on the offensive” to put an end to the trucker protest.“We needed more resources to deal with an occupation than with a demonstration. I have worked continuously, 18-hour days, to get those resources.

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Comedian Heather McDonald collapses, fractures skull during set in Tempe, Arizona

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 10: Heather McDonald attends the Official Launch Event for "Fancy AF Cocktails" by Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval and Danny Pellegrino at SkyBar at the Mondrian Los Angeles on December 10, 2019 in West Hollywood, Cal Standup comedian Heather McDonald collapsed during a show in Tempe, Arizona, on Saturday night.The 51-year-old star took to her Instagram story on the night of Feb. 5 to address fans from the hospital."So, I'm in the emergency room, I look weird," she began.

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Judge recommends congressional map favored by Pa. GOP lawmakers

(Commonwealth of Pennsylvania) HARRISBURG, Pa. - Pennsylvania's state Supreme Court will consider a new map of congressional districts recommended Monday by a lower court judge who picked a proposal favored by top Republican lawmakers but opposed by Democrats in the presidential battleground state.The map recommended by Commonwealth Court Judge Patricia McCullough, a Republican, came from a pool of more than a dozen submitted to the court as part of the once-a-decade exercise of adjusting for demographic shifts.It sides with Republicans on prominent areas of disagreement between partisans.The map passed the Republican-controlled Legislature last month without support from a single Democratic lawmaker. Gov.

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Doctors put effectiveness of Alberta’s Restrictions Exemption Program under the microscope

Alberta is preparing to bid farewell to the Restrictions Exemption Program — the province’s version of the vaccine passport — following hints from Premier Jason Kenney.

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More than 200,000 paediatric doses and over 1.6 million boosters now given; 202 community cases; 14 in hospital; 1 in ICU

There were 18,655 booster doses administered yesterday, taking the total to date to 1,605,815. Also, 1,502 paediatric doses were given yesterday, bringing the total to 200,562.

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A roundup of Toronto festivals and attractions returning in 2022

As we enter the third year of the pandemic next month — some exciting news — all signs are pointing to a more normal spring and summer. Many of Toronto ‘s most popular festivals are preparing to welcome people back to in-person celebrations.

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COVID-19: Resumption of some non-urgent surgeries likely ‘weeks away’, according to Hamilton hospitals

resume non-urgent surgeries as of Monday due to ongoing pressures from the current COVID-19 wave fuelled by the Omicron variant.Hamilton Health Sciences president Rob MacIsaac didn’t alter the sentiment conveyed in a release last week that claimed high occupancy rates and patient transfers continue to plague the city and put strain on the system.“Hospitals in Hamilton will proceed cautiously with ramp up plans, although frankly I can’t see ramping up happening in a significant way for at least a few weeks,” MacIsaac said in city-led pandemic update on Feb. 7.“We need to be confident that we can maintain access to urgent and emergent services.” COVID-19: Acute care occupancy still ‘inordinately high’, says Hamilton hospital network The HHS boss revealed the network’s overall adult intensive care unit (ICU) occupancy rate was at 90 per cent as of Monday, which he says is “as good as it’s been for quite some time.”Over 200 COVID patients are in city hospitals with 29 in ICUs.

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Justice Department signals it may allow safe injection sites

NEW YORK - A year after winning a major court battle against the opening of so-called safe injection sites -- safe havens for people to use heroin and other narcotics with protections against fatal overdoses — the Justice Department is signaling it might be open to allowing them.In response to questions from The Associated Press, the Justice Department said it is "evaluating" such facilities and talking to regulators about "appropriate guardrails."The position is a drastic change from its stance in the Trump administration, when prosecutors fought vigorously against a plan to open a safe consumption site in Philadelphia. The Justice Department won a lawsuit last year, when a federal appeals court in Pennsylvania ruled that opening such a facility would violate a 1980s-era drug law, aimed at "crackhouses," which bans operating a place for taking illegal drugs.

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Philadelphia family held captive throughout weekend by armed home intruders, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a Philadelphia family was held captive over the weekend by a group of armed intruders who tortured one of the family members and forced withdraws from various banks.Philadelphia Police Captain Jack Ryan told reporters that the situation started Friday afternoon when a 45-year-old man was robbed and "abducted" by three suspects in front of his home on the 4600 block of Decatur Street in Holmesburg.Ryan said the "criminal gang" then entered the victim's home where they held his family of three, including a 10-month-old, captive throughout the weekend. The victim's 68-year-old father and a friend of the wife came to the house from Saturday to Sunday and were also held prisoner by the group. During the weekend, captors forced the man to withdraw a "significant amount of cash" from various banks as his family was being held hostage. Ryan said at one point in the weekend a family member was "tortured" and has since been treated and released from an area hospital. The family was released on Sunday night and immediately called the Philadelphia Police Department. "They're all okay, as well as you can be after undergoing an ordeal such as that," Ryan said. MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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What did the megalodon look like? Scientists say we still don’t know

DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 21: General view of an animatronic Megalodon shark during a press review of Jurassic Quest at Del Mar Fairgrounds on January 21, 2022 in Del Mar, California. (Photo by Daniel Knighton/Getty Images) RIVERSIDE, Calif. - A new study has left scientists again wondering what the megalodon, the largest shark that ever lived, looked like after it was previously thought to have resembled the great white shark. The scientific research from the University of California, Riverside and DePaul University was recently published in the journal Historical Biology on Feb.

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Air Force ordered to pay more than $230M in Texas church shooting

SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, TX - NOVEMBER 10: Visitors pay respects at a memorial where 26 crosses were placed to honor the 26 victims killed at the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs on November 10, 2017 in Sutherland Springs, Texas. On November 5, The U.S.

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California will end mask mandate on Feb. 15

LOS ANGELES - California will end its statewide indoor mask mandate on Feb. 15, the office of Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday.According to the governor's office, unvaccinated individuals will still be required to wear masks in indoor public settings.Local governments can continue their own indoor masking requirements and last week Los Angeles County’s health officials said they intend to keep theirs in place beyond the state deadline.Get your top stories delivered daily! Sign up for FOX 11’s Fast 5 newsletter. And, get breaking news alerts in the FOX 11 News app. Download for iOS or Android.The state will also lift its requirement for guests to test negative for the virus prior to visiting nursing homes and hospitals, effective immediately. RELATED: California extends mask mandate through Feb.

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Man, 21, fatally shot in the head in Crescentville, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A young man was shot and killed Monday night in Philadelphia's Crescentville neighborhood, according to police. Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the 5900 block of Bennington Street for reports of gunfire. Police found a 21-year-old man was a gunshot wound to the head and drove the victim to Penn Presbyterian Hospital where he died. No arrests were reported immediately following the deadly shooting. MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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MLB stops testing athletes for steroids amid lockout, AP sources say

NEW YORK - Drug testing in Major League Baseball has stopped, a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.Testing for steroids was halted for the first time in nearly 20 years due to the expiration of the sport’s drug agreement between management and the players' association, two people familiar with the sport’s Joint Drug Program told The Associated Press.

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COVID-19: Saskatchewan wastewater shows small increases, large amount overall

COVID-19 in the province’s wastewater continues to rise and the total amount remains very high.The latest numbers from the University of Saskatchewan’s Global Institute for Water Security show the average amount of virus RNA rose 19.3 per cent in Saskatoon, 28.4 per cent in Prince Albert and 29.5 per cent in North Battleford, respectively, over the week prior.But toxicologist and member of the wastewater surveillance team John Giesy told Global News the slight increases bely a substantial amount of the COVID-19 in the cities. Interactive: Inside COVID’s rehabilitation hospitals We’re still one-and-a-half to two times higher than we’ve ever been before,” he said.Saskatoon likely has passed the peak amount of the virus, Giesy said.

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Ottawa requesting more Ontario resources to end protests

Ottawa says the officers sent from the province have been appreciated, but more help is needed and the support so far has been inadequate. Meanwhile, the leader of Ontario’s Liberals is calling on the province to turn up the heat further.

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IRS to end facial recognition for identity verification

Sign stands outside the IRS headquarters building in Washington, D.C., U.S. (Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images) WASHINGTON - The IRS announced that they will end the use of facial recognition for identity verification. The agency said Monday that the transition away from the facial recognition practice will happen over the coming weeks to avoid disruptions to people filing their taxes this year. According to the IRS, the new plan is to develop and implement an extra authentication process that doesn’t use facial recognition. In January, the IRS required users of its online tax payment system to provide a selfie to a third-party company called ID.me, to access their accounts.The agency said taxpayers would not be required to go through ID.me or use facial recognition software to submit their taxes.

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Tyrese Gibson wears six masks and pleads for fans' prayers as his mother Priscilla fights COVID-19

Tyrese Gibson is asking his fans to pray for his mother Priscilla Murray as she battles COVID-19 in the hospital.On Sunday, the 43-year-old actor revealed that he had been informed that his mother was seriously ill during 'the worst phone call I've ever gotten' while he was in the 'middle of filming.''I just had to ask the director let me pause for a second close my eyes and pray…. My mother is in a coma, in ICU, with Pneumonia and she caught Covid they got her so sedated she can’t breathe or even eat on her own…….,' Tyrese wrote in the caption of the photo he shared with his 15.2 million followers.

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Decision on Alberta’s vaccine passport expected this week as province records 39 COVID-19 deaths Monday

Jason Kenney promised last week the government’s COVID-19 cabinet committee would vote to remove the province’s vaccine passport — the Restrictions Exemption Program — early this week, despite the numbers of cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the province. Further word has yet to come.“We can — and must — get on with our lives, restore our freedoms, and live with joy, not fear,” the premier tweeted Friday.Kenney reinforced his message on the Roy Green Show on Saturday, saying a plan will be released early this week to lift nearly all public health measures.“It will be data-based.

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Trucker protests: Police say they’re going after the “funding” and the “fuel” behind the demonstrations

Speaking to the media on Monday, Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly said police have targeted both the “funding” – in the form of the GoFundMe crowdsourcing effort, which was halted in part due to police action – as well as the “fuel” in a literal sense, banning any fuel from going into the demonstration site.

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Philadelphia homeowner frustrated with series of car crashes in his front yard

WEST MOUNT AIRY - Lincoln Drive is said to be one of the most dangerous roads in Philadelphia and a man who lives along it says three crashes have happened on his property in the last year alone."You don’t hear it, consciously, but the sound is horrendous. As soon as you hear it, you wake up instantly and jump out of bed. I look for taillights and see where they’re at," homeowner Paden Amsden stated.Amsden is done with the rude awakenings, but cars keep barreling into the property he bought a year ago.

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Kate Middleton to read CBeebies Bedtime Story for Children’s Mental Health Week

Kate Middleton will be reading a CBeebies Bedtime Story to mark the programme's 20th anniversary, which coincides with Children's Mental Health Week. Kate, who is said to be "worried" for Prince Louis’ future, will be reading Jill Tomlinson's The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, which links with this year's Mental Health Week theme of "growing together".The Duchess, 40, is set to have a crucial part in Children’s Mental Health Week by narrating the children's story as organisers aim to raise the importance of prioritising children’s mental health.This year, children and adults are being encouraged to consider how they have grown emotionally.The national week also aims to help people understand the benefits of trying new things and moving beyond their comfort zones.

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Supreme Court sides with GOP in Alabama election map case

FILE - A general view of the U.S. Supreme Court on Jan.

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COVID-19 cases climb higher in parts of Asia

Some locations in Asia affected later by the Omicron variant are reporting more daily record highs, even in places like Hong Kong that have taken a more aggressive "zero COVID" approach to battling the virus.

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Police release video of truck involved in South Philadelphia hit-and-run

This image shows the gray Toyota pickup truck connected to a fatal hit-and-run on Feb. 5, 2022. PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department has released video of a truck wanted in connection with a fatal hit-and-run that took place on Saturday, Feb.

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Yeadon police chief says he will be fired at next council meeting following controversy

YEADON, Pa. - Yeadon Borough's Police Chief tells FOX 29's Steve Keeley that he will be fired at the next borough council meeting days after he addressed controversial rumors about his future.Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo said he turned down a severance offer in a meeting with Yeadon Mayor Rohan K. Hepkins and Borough Council President Sharon Council-Harris, Keeley reports. Paparo expects the council to reconvene for a voting session in the coming days to make the decision official. Paparo has led the Yeadon Borough Police Department for the past three years and his crime-fighting strategies have garnered praise from the community and the borough leadership."If you could clone him that's who people would want - chiefs, mayors, chief executives - would want around the country because he has decreased crime while being under budget," Mayor Hepkins said.Still, Paparo said he started hearing rumblings that the borough council was going to fire him in January after his contract expired. Paparo originally scoffed at the idea that he would be dismissed from his post, then he was met with a stirring accusation."Residents were coming to me, various people were coming to me, and say they're going to fire me in January.

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