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Article content All of Regina’s public and Catholic schools are keeping their classes online for another two weeks, along with the schools surrounding the city, as COVID-19 cases in the area continue to rise. Regina Catholic School Division was the first to make the announcement, sending out a news release late Wednesday evening saying the division was extending its temporary remote learning until April 23. In-class learning will resume on April 26. We apologize, but this video has failed to ...

“I would say that it’s really been a COVID-related thing in terms of kind of grasping the uptick,” said Nicol. “I put it down to people having time on their hands, not travelling in the winter, and looking for something to do, so they’ll pick up cross-country skiing.” Nicol has a long history of teaching and running instructor courses in Atlantic Canada, where he lived before moving to Courtenay six years ago. He holds a Level Four instructor-training certificate for cross-countr...

A Courtenay man who teaches cross-country skiing at Mount Washington has seen his YouTube channel grow in popularity as people from around the world turn to the sport as the perfect pandemic . . .

12 new cases reported Wednesday Staff report SCIOTO — Ohio’s eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine will expand this Friday as Ohioans 40 years old and older and those with the medical conditions of cancer, chronic kidney disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart disease, and obesity will be eligible for the vaccine. Beginning on March 29 all Ohioans 16 years old and older will be eligible to get the vaccine. The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 12 new cases Wednesday for ...

SCIOTO- Ohio’s eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine will expand this Friday as Ohioans 40 years old and older and those with the medical conditions o

SCIOTO — The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported nine new cases Sunday for Scioto County.The new cases bring the total to 6,081 since the start

SCIOTO — The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 19 new cases Friday for Scioto County.The new cases bring the total to 6,065 since the start of

Scioto County remains red; 14 new cases reported Thursday The new cases bring the total to 6,046 since the start of the outbreak. There were 11 additional recoveries reported by ODH Thursday for the county bringing the number of recoveries to 5,700 over the course of the pandemic. ODH also reported two additional hospitalizations for Scioto County Thursday bringing the total to 436 people that have been hospitalized, during the outbreak, in connection with the virus or found to have the virus d...

JSU announces traditional model for classes beginning fall 2021 Jacksonville State University announced that it is moving forward with plans to open in a traditional, in-person setting starting in the Fall 2021 semester. This will include classrooms being opened at normal capacities. The plan will be rolled out in increments, according to a news release from the university. This will start with the increased amount of in-person classes that will be available to students during the summer semest...

SCIOTO — Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 11 new cases Wednesday for Scioto County.The new cases bring the total to 6,032 since the start of