COVID-19 vaccination clinics underway at Living Space Homeless shelter in Timmins
COVID-19 vaccination clinics are happening in Timmins, but as Living Space shelter officials explained, they are not easy to attend for people who are homeless.
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Timmins clinic vaccinates the homeless
COVID-19 vaccination clinics for people who are homeless in Timmins are underway. More than 20 people received their shots Friday.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reminding front-line workers about the availability of a federal sick leave benefit, and is offering premiers more help to speed up their vaccine rollouts as the country faces a third major surge in new cases.
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Timmins child sexual abuse survivor says the crime can be preventable with the right education
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Canada in tough place, but more vaccine doses key to getting out of this pandemic: WHO adviser
Canada is in a tough situation as COVID-19 variants are spreading and cases are rising amid a third wave of the pandemic but, along with the rest of the world, it will overcome the ongoing crisis with increased vaccinations, says Dr. Peter Singer, a special adviser to the director general of the World Health Organization.
'Too little, too late': Feds freeze student loan interest, but monthly repayments continue
Starting April 1, the interest rate has been set to zero per cent for the federal portion of student loans, but loan repayments will continue. Activists say that's not enough to support recent graduates as the pandemic persists.
Canada sets new single-day COVID-19 record with 9,244 cases
Canada recorded 9,244 new COVID-19 cases on Friday as provinces across the country struggle to contain spreading variants.
United Arab Emirates names 2 new astronauts, including woman
The United Arab Emirates named the next two astronauts in its space program Saturday, including the country's first female astronaut.
J&J COVID-19 vaccine under EU review over blood clots
Europe's drug regulator said on Friday it is reviewing rare blood clots in four people in the United States who received Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine.
Artillery guns fire across U.K. in solemn tribute to Prince Philip
Gun salutes were fired across Britain on Saturday to mark the death of Prince Philip as tributes flooded in for a man who was a pillar of strength for Queen Elizabeth during her record-breaking reign.
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As COVID-19 vaccine supplies ramp up across the country, most provinces and territories have released details of who can expect to receive a shot in the coming weeks.
Strong demand already for summer camps in the north
Northern organizations that offer summer camps are preparing for the 2021 season. From masks to physical distancing officials want parents to know that health and safety is top of mind.
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Who have provinces pegged to receive COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks?
As COVID-19 vaccine supplies ramp up across the country, most provinces and territories have released details of who can expect to receive a shot in the coming weeks.
Prince Harry and Meghan honour Prince Philip with brief tribute
Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, posted a brief statement on their charitable foundation’s website in memory of Prince Philip who died on Friday.
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BREAKING | COVID-19 cases in Ontario drop below 4,000, but positivity rate rises slightly
Ontario health officials are reporting more than 3,800 new cases of COVID-19, marking a slight drop in infections following a record high the day before.
Canada in tough place, but more vaccine doses key to getting out of this pandemic: WHO adviser
Canada is in a tough situation as COVID-19 variants are spreading and cases are rising amid a third wave of the pandemic but, along with the rest of the world, it will overcome the ongoing crisis with increased vaccinations, says Dr. Peter Singer, a special adviser to the director general of the World Health Organization.
Doctor urges Ford government, feds to coordinate transfer of ICU nurses from other provinces to Ontario
A critical care doctor in Toronto is urging the province and federal government to begin coordinating the transfer of intensive care nurses from other provinces to Ontario as the number of COVID-19 patients in ICU beds across the province approaches 600.
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