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Omicron surge, between December 2021 and April 2022, in the greater Los Angeles area, 912 adults who had received at least three doses of an mRNA Covid-19 vaccine (either the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna Covid-19 vaccines, authorised by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration) and were treated for Covid-19 underwent a retrospective cohort study. Age, gender, race, ethnicity, and clinical data from electronic health records were among the demographic details that were looked at.

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Ontario to release COVID-19 vaccine booster plan next week

Hot on the heels of NACI’s recommendations for shots, Ontario’s minister of health says the province will release its plans next week. But as British Columbia displayed earlier this week, the provinces are free to set their own policies.

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Ontario lays out roadmap to ending COVID-19 public health restrictions

The Ontario government is set to begin lifting restrictions, a process that will lead up until the majority are gone. But the provincial government’s independent science table warns that removing some public health measures before the spring will be a mistake.

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Ontario’s QR code-based COVID-19 vaccine passport unveiled

A week ahead of its implementation, Ontario has begun the roll-out of its new digital vaccination passport system. The provincial government is already taking criticism for the system’s shortcomings. Matthew Bingley reports.

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COVID-19: Ontario to announce plan next week for leaving Step 3

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says he’ll be presenting recommendations to the province next week, which will lay out the path to further loosen restrictions. But as Matthew Bingley reports, Dr.

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Ontario plans to loosen COVID-19 restrictions further, sources say

The Ontario government is reportedly planning to loosen restrictions as COVID-19 cases continue to drop in the province. Matthew Bingley reports.

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TTC’s biggest union warns of service cuts due to COVID-19 vaccination mandate

Ahead of a looming mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy coming at the end of October, the TTC is going through its numbers to determine whether there will be a labour shortage. Meanwhile, the biggest union representing workers maintains they shouldn’t be forced to choose between the shot or their job.

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Alberta will no longer require isolation for COVID-19 cases, but could Ontario do the same?

By mid-August, Alberta will move away from isolation requirements for people positive with COVID-19. As Ontario moves ahead with its reopening, Matthew Bingley looks into whether the provincial government will adopt a similar policy.

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COVID-19: Ontario’s progress in avoiding a 4th wave

As the weather improves and cases of COVID-19 continue downward, many are eagerly awaiting the gradual reopening of the province. But officials are warning we’re not out of the woods yet and a threat of a fourth wave could still be a possibility.

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COVID-19: What’s next for Ontario’s AstraZeneca vaccine limbo?

Tens of thousands of Ontarians are waiting for answers from the province over their next dose of AstraZeneca. While the Ontario government may have suspended first doses, it doesn’t have much new information to offer yet.

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Toronto COVID-19 vaccination appointments run thin ahead of eligibility expansion

On Thursday, the Ontario government will expand eligibility for its vaccination portal for the second time in one week. In response, the City of Toronto is seeking an increased supply as it notes its available appointments are nearly fully booked into next month.

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Increasing COVID-19 vaccine access in Toronto’s hardest-hit regions

One of the most alarming pieces of data recently unveiled was that the number of people vaccinated is lowest in the neighbourhoods hardest hit by COVID-19. But increasing vaccine uptake in high-risk areas will take more than setting up clinics.

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Ontario expected to announce new COVID-19 restrictions Thursday

The Ford government says it will announce on Thursday whether restrictions will be added to gain control of the third wave. But some are pointing out the data needed to make the decision has been available for weeks and the delay is unnecessary.

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'Disturbing': More than 1/3 of recent Philadelphia COVID-19 cases caused by virus variants, officials say

PHILADELPHIA - Officials say variants of COVID-19 are making up a good portion of the more recently reported cases in Philadelphia.So far, the Philadelphia area is seeing increased proportions of the UK, California, and New York variants. So far, the Brazil and South African variants have not been observed in the region. "That's disturbing because as you know the rate of new infection were going down," said Frederic Bushman, a Chairman of Microbiology from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

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Toronto’s COVID-19 resurgence is worsening

COVID-19 variants are quickly making Toronto’s resurgence much worse. Thousands of new cases have been recorded since last Thursday and the city’s top doctor says nearly 35 percent of them are people aged 20-39. Matthew Bingley reports.

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COVID-19: Mass immunization clinics open in Toronto for those aged 80+

Three of Toronto’s mass immunization clinics opened their doors Wednesday for people 80 and older. It was an exciting day for many, but it wasn’t without its hiccups. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Hinshaw, Shandro to provide provincial COVID-19 update Tuesday afternoon

COVID-19 in the province and “the ongoing work to protect public health.”The chief medical officer of health and minister will be making their comments at 4 p.m. and you can watch them in this story.

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Toronto and Peel Region push back on provincial COVID-19 reopening plan

Overall cases of COVID-19 may be dropping, but the medical officers of health for Peel Region and Toronto say variant cases pose a serious threat. Both have told the province’s top doctor that easing restrictions next week is the wrong move.

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Canada Post stops mail delivery to 2 Toronto apartment buildings over COVID-19 concerns

Residents of two high-rise apartment buildings in Toronto’s west-end are upset about being cut-off from Canada Post delivery. A letter delivered to them says they need to travel over 11 km to pick up their mail and they haven’t been told when it will resume.

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Toronto’s top doctor says reopening not in the cards for the city due to COVID-19 variants

While some areas of the province will see restrictions begin to ease, Toronto will not. The government has a date in mind for when that could change, but Dr.

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Toronto Public Health takes aim at workplace COVID-19 outbreaks

The City of Toronto will now be compelling employers to inform it when there are two or more workplace cases of COVID-19. But while it says the new measures will help address soaring cases, critics say the City is being forced to do what the province already has the power to address.

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Florida police raid home of fired data scientist who built state's COVID-19 tracker

Police in Florida conducted a raid on Monday at the home of a former Florida Department of Health employee who built the state’s COVID-19 case tracker only to be fired earlier this year for alleged insubordination. The former employee, Rebekah Jones, published footage on her Twitter account which showed officers with their guns drawn entering the house.The former state employee said the officers “pointed a gun in my face” and “pointed guns at my kids” during the encounter.

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Matthew Perry has fiancée Molly Hurwitz model Friends-inspired t-shirt for COVID-19 relief charity

Matthew Perry recently got engaged to girlfriend of two yearsMolly Hurwitz.And the four-time Emmy nominee recently gave a rare glimpse at their home life to his 7.3million Instagram followers.He had hisnew fiancée model a Friends inspired t-shirt printed with an iconic Chandler Bing catchphrase, which is part of a limited edition merch line that benefits the World Health Organization's COVID-19 relief efforts.

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New research suggests Alberta COVID-19 R value currently too high to lift restrictions

new measures announced on Nov. 24.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Kenney said the province’s R value must be below one by Dec.

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Boris Johnson ‘acted illegally over jobs for controversial Covid-19 staff'

Campaigners have submitted a legal challenge alleging that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Health Secretary Matt Hancock acted “unlawfully” when appointing key figures to top posts during the coronavirus crisis, it has been reported.

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Red River College offering free COVID-19 nasal swabbing course

tuition-free course being offered at Winnipeg’s Red River College is expected to help ease the strain on the province’s COVID-19 testing system.The college says the micro-credential course can be completed in as little as five hours, and is designed to train health care workers or students to collect the nasal swabs used to test for the virus.“As the college continues to evolve the ways it delivers education in the face of COVID-19, we are proud to offer this new micro-credential that will prepare our front line and students from a variety of health-care programs to help reduce the spread of the virus,” said Fred Meier, president and CEO of Red River College, in a news release.

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Toronto COVID-19 cases to surpass April peak in a matter of weeks based on modelling

While the Ontario government remains at odds over whether additional restrictions are needed in Toronto, local public health officials have released alarming projections for where the disease is headed. Dr.

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Toronto unveils winter homeless plan early to address heightened COVID-19 demands

With cold weather quickly approaching amid a pandemic, the City of Toronto’s winter homeless programming will begin two weeks early. But even with additional supports and shelter space, many are remaining outdoors over COVID-19 fears.

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Coronavirus: Cases hold at 130 for Peterborough, area; COVID-19 tracker in works

novel coronavirus on Tuesday, keeping the overall total at 130 for its jurisdiction.The health unit serves Peterborough, Peterborough County, Hiawatha First Nation and Curve Lake First Nation.Of the 130 cases, nine are currently active and 119 are deemed resolved, unchanged from Monday’s update. Of the 130 cases, 53 per cent have been female and 47 per cent are male.The health unit reports 33 of the cases have been between the age of 20 to 29, leading all age groups.

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Toronto council approves COVID-19 measures targeting, assisting restaurant industry

At its September meeting, Toronto city council approved new regulations to help stall the spread of COVID-19 in the hospitality sector. But the move came with added calls for support for restaurants and more. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Toronto to consider new COVID-19 limits on restaurants, bars

Toronto City Council will consider new limits for restaurants and bars when it meets on Wednesday. These recommendations by the medical officer of health is to reduce the number of new infections.

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Concerns over new COVID-19 cases at some businesses in Toronto malls

New coronavirus cases have been reported at some businesses in Toronto malls, prompting closures and enhanced cleaning. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Experts, advocates warn Toronto’s COVID-19 resurgence plan needs to focus more on vulnerable housing

The City of Toronto has unveiled its plan to address five key areas related to a second wave of COVID-19. While it addresses needs for housing the vulnerable, many are warning it won’t do enough amid the pandemic. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Toronto officials unveil resurgence plan for 2nd wave of COVID-19

Toronto officials unveiled a plan on Monday in case a second wave of COVID-19 hits the city. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Papua New Guinea bars Chinese workers in covid-19 vaccine trial over virus risk

BEIJING/MELBOURNE : Papua New Guinea has denied entry to Chinese nationals who participated in a COVID-19 vaccine trial, the Australian newspaper said on Friday, as the Pacific nation battles a worsening outbreak of the respiratory disease.The workers had been due to fly from the northern city of Tianjin to the Ramu NiCo plant in northern Papua New Guinea run by state-run Metallurgical Corporation of China Ltd (MCC) .The Australian said David Manning, Papua New Guinea's head of disaster management, denied access for the workers after being told of the vaccinations, however, and sent a strongly worded letter to China's ambassador, Xue Bing."The government of PNG demands and deserves to fully understand (the) vaccine development and

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New study: Areas hit hard by COVID-19 & eviction filings in Toronto

The Toronto Star is reporting new research on Wednesday showing recent trends in eviction data lining up with communities hardest hit by COVID-19. Matthew Bingley has more.

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Discussing the UK’s Covid-19 strategy with Kate Bingham, chair of Vaccines Taskforce

Sign up here for GlobalData's free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know.A central priority of the UK Government in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic is fast-tracking the development of potential treatments and vaccines for this deadly disease. This policy is being carried out by expert-led taskforces, which oversee the development landscape and support promising innovations.

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York, Durham and Halton regions entering Stage 3 amid COVID-19 pandemic. Toronto, not yet

As York, Durham and Halton regions are moving forward to the Stage 3 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Toronto is asking for additional measures ahead of the next step of reopening. Matthew Bingley has the story.

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Producer Steve Bing Dead At 55

Writer and producer Steve Bing has died after jumping off a Century City building in Los Angeles.

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CAMH survey looks at binge drinking, financial anxiety during coronavirus pandemic

TORONTO – A recent survey of about 1,000 Canadians suggests heavy drinking is highest among younger people and those worried about personal finances due to the pandemic.

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Coronavirus: TTC announces staff layoffs due to COVID-19 financial losses

The Toronto Transit Commission announced it’s planning to lay off 1,200 workers as it struggles to adapt to COVID-19 financial losses. The head of the transit union representing the majority of affected workers, says the news comes as “a punch to the gut.” Matthew Bingley reports.

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Toronto amps up its COVID-19 response

Toronto’s top doctor is using every power she has to respond to the growing COVID-19 crisis. But with the new measures comes a need for assistance from other levels of government. Matthew Bingley reports.

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New COVID-19 deaths in Toronto as long-term care facilities grapple with outbreaks

Toronto’s medical officer of health announced two new deaths due to COVID-19 while Mayor John Tory has cancelled all city events and permits until July. Several long-term care homes in the city are working to reign in outbreaks and space has become a major obstacle.

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Lethbridge couple reflects on getting stuck on cruise amid COVID-19 pandemic

When Kim and Joe Bingham of Lethbridge embarked on their travels around the world six months ago, they had no idea they would be stuck at sea due to a global health pandemic.

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University of Saskatchewan student launches COVID-19 tracker to graph coronavirus cases

Unable to find a centralized tracker for novel coronavirus cases, a Saskatoon teenager took matters into his own hands and launched COVID-19 Tracker Canada.

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USask student launches COVID-19 tracker to graph coronavirus cases

Noah Little, 19, is graphing Canadian novel coronavirus cases for the public in a way no other Canadian agency appears to be.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
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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