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Increasing anger over COVID-19 outbreaks in nursing homes

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With deadly COVID-19 outbreaks mounting at long-term care homes, Canadians are increasingly angry at what they see as government inaction. The frustration is especially acute in Ontario, where almost 3,000 residents have died. NDP Leader...
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Latin America hospitals reaching breaking point amid COVID surge

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From Chile to Brazil to Peru, many hospitals are near collapse.
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COVID-19: Ireland's going throuh 'really dramatic increase' in cases, says PM Martin

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In Ireland there are only 22 ICU beds available for use. Almost half of all the country's COVID-19 cases were reported in the last fortnight.
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COVID-19: Ireland's going through 'really dramatic increase' in cases, says PM Martin

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In Ireland there are only 22 ICU beds available for use. Almost half of all the country's COVID-19 cases were reported in the last fortnight.
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WestJet cuts 1,000 full-time positions amid second-wave job losses

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WestJet announces cuts affecting the equivalent of 1,000 full-time positions and says the government hasn't done enough to help a flailing but necessary industry. Meanwhile, Canada lost 63,000 jobs over the last month.
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COVID-19 second wave taking its toll on Ontario’s nursing homes

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Ontario’s second wave of COVID-19 is hitting long-term care homes harder than the first wave. The toll it’s taking isn't just on the sick, but also on those that care for them — and there's little relief in sight.
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South Korea orders new restrictions as COVID-19 spike continues

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The South Korean president brings in the military to help step up testing - amid warnings hospitals could soon be overwhelmed.
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Ontario reports record COVID-19 cases ahead of vaccine rollout

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Ontario is preparing to administer the first doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday at hospitals in Ottawa and Toronto, as the province again reported a record-high number of new cases.
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COVID-19 surge forces Chile to reimpose restrictions

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A surge in COVID-19 infections in southern Chile has surpassed the second wave in European countries.
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Countries across Asia report COVID-19 spikes

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A number of countries across Asia are reporting a rise in coronavirus cases, after initial success in containing its spread.
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Nursing home residents receive 1st COVID-19 vaccines in Quebec

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An 89-year-old resident of a Quebec long-term care home was the first Canadian to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and there was a sense of relief among those who were next in line and their families.
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South Africa has concerns over government vaccination targets

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A new variant of the virus in South Africa has raised questions as almost half of South Africans reject taking the vaccine.
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South Africa: Cape Town facing coffin shortage amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Many families have been forced to delay funerals due to an increasing number of deaths from COVID-19.
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Government didn’t prepare long-term care for pandemic: Revera report

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One of Canada’s biggest long-term care operators says government and public-health officials left them poorly prepared during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 280 people at Revera's retirement residences and long-term...
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South Korea: Warnings of third wave as COVID-19 cases rise

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South Korea is introducing new restrictions to try and stem a third wave of coronavirus infections as winter starts.
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N.S. cracks down on Halifax to stop COVID-19 surge

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Nova Scotia is responding to a recent surge in COVID-19 cases with new restrictions focused on the Halifax area and a massive push for rapid testing regardless of symptoms. The goal is to find every case and preserve the relative safety...
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Ford attacks auditor general’s report on pandemic response

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Ontario's auditor general presented a scathing assessment of the province's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, accusing it of poor preparedness, inadequate lab capacity and a disorganized public health system. The findings were quickly...
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Quebec nursing home relocating COVID-19 patients

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Maimonides long-term care home in Montreal has moved COVID-19 patients out of the facility to try to prevent further spread. The decision comes after families of residents expressed anger that management hadn't learned from the deadly...
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COVID-19: UK healthcare workers face mental health crisis

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For almost a year, healthcare workers have faced unprecedented demands, pressure and stress as hospitals in parts of the UK have become overwhelmed by a surge in COVID-19 infections.
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Brazil begins COVID vaccinations amid delay of ingredient imports

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Lagging immunisation drive further hampered by wait on active ingredients from abroad to finish doses for distribution.
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Pakistan battles second COVID-19 wave

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The government has not imposed another lockdown but is restricting public events, including political rallies.
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Croatia, Estonia, Georgia and UK all reported record daily COVID-19 case counts on Thursday

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Europe has reached a fork in the road when it comes to COVID-19 with some countries that have implemented harsh restrictions seeing infection rates fall, while others are reporting record daily totals.
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Coronavirus: Health systems across Europe straining under pressure of pandemic

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COVID-19 patients make up 95% of the intensive care admissions in France. And the county is not alone - health systems across the continent are buckling under the pressure of the pandemic.
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Coronavirus: European officials warn restrictions could last through to Christmas

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European leaders said that although there were promising signs for the infection rates, many lockdowns would still have to continue amid rising hospitalisations.