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New coronavirus cases surged in Guangzhou and other Chinese cities, official data showed on Tuesday, with the global manufacturing hub becoming China's latest COVID-19 epicentre and testing the city's ability to avoid a Shanghai-style lockdown.

The store count of Luckin Coffee Inc. reached 7,843 as of September 25, 2022, and could potentially surpass 8,400 by the year end.

Author of the article: Jason Herring Publishing date: May 17, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  A rider weaves her horse through the poles competition during the Alberta Junior/Senior High School Rodeo held at the Westward Rodeo Grounds outside of Whitecourt last September. A central Alberta high school rodeo went forward Saturday after Alberta Health granted organizers an exemption from ongoing public health restrictions. Photo by Brigette Moore/Postmedia Article c...

Article content A central Alberta rodeo went forward Saturday after Alberta Health granted organizers an exemption from ongoing public health restrictions. The rodeo comes as Alberta’s case counts of the novel coronavirus reach their lowest point in more than a month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Rural rodeo proceeds with provinces approval Saturday as 1,195 cases reported Back to video The event, featuring Alberta junior and senior high s...

Article content A central Alberta rodeo went forward Saturday after Alberta Health granted organizers an exemption from ongoing public health restrictions. The rodeo comes as Alberta’s case counts of the novel coronavirus reach their lowest point in more than a month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Alberta grants rural rodeo COVID-19 exemption as cases hit month-plus low Back to video The event, featuring Alberta junior and senior high schoo...

Smaller turnout compared to ‘No More Lockdowns’ rally hosted last Sunday

A Central Alberta rodeo went forward Saturday after Alberta Health granted organizers an exemption from ongoing public health restrictions.

EDMONTON - A criminologist says a recent court order that allows Alberta RCMP to arrest organizers of anti-lockdown rallies can limit or prevent future gatherings but does little to educate people who don't believe in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two of the people who organized the anti-lockdown rodeo held near Bowden earlier this month have been called to appear before a judge for breaking the Public…

Article content “No More Lockdowns, we’re having a peaceful protest,” said Tillsonburg area participant Jared Pettman. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “Standing up for freedom of choice,” said Tillsonburg participant Jessica Van Leeuwen. “Farmers, people from all over Tillsonburg,” said Pettman. “Lots of ag equipment here, just showing our passion for being locked down for over 400 days now.” “Freedom of choice,” nodded Van Lee...