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Barstool Sports CEO on COVID-Related Growth Despite Canceled Arizona Bowl
Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini joined Cheddar's Kristen Scholer to discuss plans for the future even as COVID-19 upended Barstool's sponsorship of the Arizona Bowl featuring the Boise State Broncos and the Central Michigan Chippewas...
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'More kids than ever in hospital with COVID,' infectious diseases specialist says
Dr. Cora Constantinescu answers your questions about vaccinating children against COVID-19.
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Thanksgiving gatherings could test Alberta’s precarious health-care system
COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings were in place in Alberta for a second Thanksgiving, and experts say a post-holiday surge could be too much for the precarious situation in the province’s health-care system.
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Russia focuses on post-COVID-19 therapy over restrictions
Instead of increasing COVID-19 restrictions and boosting vaccinations to reduce cases and deaths, Russia is pouring resources into unproven therapies for people who’ve had the virus.
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India’s 2nd COVID-19 wave looms over feared 3rd wave
Much of India is still managing the impact of its deadly second wave of COVID-19, including exhausted health-care workers, long-haul patients and those with hefty medical bills, but fears of what could happen during an expected third...
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International travel protections to Canada are strong but not perfect, says specialist
There are strong layers of protection to stop the transmission of COVID-19 from international travellers entering Canada, but the country should also focus on getting more vulnerable Canadians vaccinated, says Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an...
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Alberta advocacy group starts its own COVID-19 briefings
A group called ProtectOurProvince Alberta launched a series of COVID-19 briefings Monday to 'fill the void' left by the provincial government, which hasn't held any pandemic briefings for weeks as case counts and hospitalizations have...
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Slump in GDP points to slower economic recovery, economists say
A drop in Canada’s GDP shows that people didn’t rush out to spend this spring and likely points to a slower-than-expected economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Avoiding next Ontario lockdown requires 85% vaccination rate, say scientists
New modelling released Wednesday by Ontario's COVID-19 science advisory table says more than 85 per cent of the eligible population needs to be vaccinated to avoid a lockdown this fall due to the highly contagious delta variant.
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Health officials project grim 4th wave if vaccinations don’t increase
The Public Health Agency of Canada released new modelling that suggested a fourth wave could again overwhelm hospitals and put Canadians at risk. The hyper-contagious delta variant leaves provinces with limited options: either raise the...
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Alberta health-care unions call on Kenney for military support
Four Alberta unions representing more than 100,000 health-care workers have written a letter to Premier Jason Kenney, pleading for help from the military in the province’s battle with COVID-19. The fourth wave of the pandemic is hitting...
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Abusive relationship ends in murder-suicide, family says
Warning: This story contains disturbing details. A Saskatchewan family tried to save a woman from her abusive abusive husband, but it ended in a murder-suicide. The family shared the story to try to save others.
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Ontario announces proof-of-vaccination plan for indoor dining, gyms
Starting Sept. 22, Ontario will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for indoor dining, gyms and theatres, among other places after increased pressure on the government. A QR code will be launched in October.
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Manitoba sees rising ICU admissions while fighting COVID-19 denial
COVID-19 continues to ravage Manitoba’s health-care system as intensive care unit admissions continue to climb, all while the province tries to increase vaccine uptake and fight ongoing COVID-19 denial.
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Israel faces COVID surge despite sweeping vaccinations
Israel was the first country to achieve the vaccination of 80 percent of its eligible population.
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Indigenous Services officials comment on AG report reviewing response to COVID-19
Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller and deputy minister Valerie Gideon provide an update on the government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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India COVID-19 cases above 24 million as mutant spreads across region
India records 4,000 deaths and 343,144 infections in last 24 hours amid reports that strain first detected in the country is spreading across the region.
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Manitoba could tighten restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise
Manitoba is the country's COVID-19 hotspot and officials say the province could face more restrictions if the number of cases doesn't start falling soon.
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New restrictions in Manitoba as COVID-19 cases surge
With Manitoba's COVID-19 curve moving up, and ICU beds filling up, the province today announced new pandemic restrictions, higher fines for rule breakers and a new sick leave benefit.
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Ontario air ambulance paramedics vote in favour of strike
The union representing air ambulance paramedics in Ontario says its members voted 94 per cent in favour of striking, but describes the move as a 'last resort.'
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Families want apology, accountability for handling of COVID-19 in Ontario nursing homes
Ontario's long-term care minister is facing criticism for her response to a damning independent report into how COVID-19 was handled in the facilities and the resulting deaths. Families of residents want more accountability and say the...
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Distributing aid another hurdle in India’s COVID-19 crisis
Canada is among the country sending medical supplies to try and help India battle against a record-setting third wave of COVID-19, but getting enough supplies and distributing them are big hurdles.
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Deaths, hospitalizations among Canada’s seniors down
Hospitalizations and deaths among Canada’s oldest are dropping thanks to COVID-19 vaccination efforts, CBC News data has revealed.
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Manitoba’s new COVID-19 restrictions; help arrives in Ontario
As Manitoba prepares to introduce new COVID-19 restrictions and medical help arrives in Ontario, Quebec is easing some restrictions as cases there decrease.