With the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, proper protection and safety are important. As a way to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the community, a group of women is eager to help out by doing their part. The group is looking for ways to connect to others and give back face masks to the […]
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Even as COVID-19 vaccines started rolling out, there were still concerns. A San Diego emergency room nurse received a shot of the COVID-19 vaccine. Sadly, he tested out positive for the virus a week after. It clearly shows that even if you have received the vaccine, you can still end up infected if you do
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There are several changes being implemented to help curb down the increasing number of COVID-19 cases. The majority of Quebec restaurants are asking the government to make new rules when it comes to deliveries during the curfew period. The province has already allowed some workarounds, permitting restaurants to continue the delivery of food and alcohol
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As more regulations are being implemented in an attempt to curb down the increasing cases of COVID-19, it has been hard for many people. The province will require Quebecers who leave their homes after the designated curfew to provide a good reason to be outside. A note from an employer, a receipt from a drug
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As the COVID-19 pandemic started, it has brought about significant changes in our lives. It involved drastic changes to ensure safety from the virus. When the COVID-19 pandemic started, Miriam Looker did not hesitate to take action despite instructions given by his son who was a doctor. The 95-year-old decided to utilize her supply of
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Although the cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, others are not giving importance to any of the regulations to curb down the spread. Some people are forming rallies and protests against the rules whom they consider as undermining their rights. On the same day in which Alberta recorded its highest number of daily COVID-19 cases,
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Although public gatherings are not allowed, some do not follow the regulations. It is one of the rules laid down in an attempt to curb down the spread of COVID-19. Police have laid charges against five individuals after a rally against COVID-19 public-health orders on Saturday that drew hundreds of unmasked protestors to downtown Calgary.
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As the cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, the province implemented regulations that businesses in Saskatoon should strictly comply. The province stated that those not following the rules are putting schools, businesses, and health facilities at risk. The Saskatchewan Health Authority has fined a business $14,000 for operating during COVID-19 restrictions. The fine is $10,000
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As the second wave sweeps through B.C., expect more health orders on the way. With the spike in the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in B.C., the provincial government has ordered that masks be worn in indoor public spaces. Before the order was announced, wearing masks in public places was a recommendation from health
The police did not charge any of the participants during the event but recorded it with body-cameras and with notes. Tickets were handed out to several organizers and attendees of a newly illegal anti-mask protest in downtown Calgary last weekend. In at least one instance, police officers issuing the tickets were angrily greeted by a
The announcement that masks will be mandatory in all indoor public spaces in British Columbia was welcome news to retailers who have struggled to enforce mask-wearing in their stores. The Retail Council of Canada had been pushing the province to make face masks or coverings a requirement for weeks. It will not be easier for
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The Calgary city council voted 11-3 to continue the mandatory face mask bylaw, following a recommendation from the administration that no changes be made. The objectives of the bylaw include increasing the usage of face masks or coverings to help reduce transmission of COVID-19 and to keep Calgary’s economy open. The early indications are that
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According to doctors, the medical system in Airdrie is close to a breaking point. A group representing all 50 of Airdrie’s family physicians has asked the city to make masks mandatory. The existing bylaw in Airdrie which was approved by the council at the end of July states that mask-wearing will be made mandatory when
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The provincial health officer states that mask mandates alone have not made a difference in the spread of COVID-19. B.C.’s provincial health officer shares that she will continue to resist calls for a mandatory mask order, stating that it will remain the responsibility of businesses, community services, and transportation providers to implement rules on face
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Many passengers who recently took flights that landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport share that they felt safe on board their flights. While the flying experience was different, it was not too uncomfortable. Public health officials state that it is best to stay home to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but if a person must
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Indigo stated that it has changed its policy to allow face mask exemptions in Quebec stores after an incident was brought to their attention. Voula Constantinacos shared that she was pleased with the company’s change of heart. But earlier in the day, she stated that she was still reeling from what she claims happened when
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The Calgary city council voted 11-3 to continue the mandatory face mask bylaw, following a recommendation from the administration that no changes be made. The objectives of the bylaw include increasing the usage of face masks or coverings to help reduce transmission of COVID-19 and to keep Calgary’s economy open. The early indications are that
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As Ottawa starts the second week of the modified Stage 2 COVID-19 restrictions, the medical officer of health of Ottawa suggests health officials are “still wide open” on what to do next if there is not a decline in COVID-19 transmission rates over the 28-day period. While the health officials are looking at ways to
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Quebec is tightening measures in designated COVID-19 red zones by making face masks mandatory for high school students, closing gyms, and prohibiting team sports for at least 20 days. High school students in affected areas, including Montreal and Quebec City, will be required to wear face masks in the classroom and on school grounds at
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