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Article content “This pandemic has been a very long road for all of us, whether you’re a health-care worker, student, essential worker, business owner, long-term care home resident, or just people who miss going out for dinner with friends and family,” said Mayor Brian Bigger said in a release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City expands recreational options Back to video “We continue to make great strides with our community vaccination p...

Article content “This pandemic has been a very long road for all of us, whether you’re a health-care worker, student, essential worker, business owner, long-term care home resident, or just people who miss going out for dinner with friends and family,” said Mayor Brian Bigger said in a release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City updates municipal services as Sudbury enters step two of province’s reopening plan Back to video �...

SHARE ON: Image provided by the Ontario Government, New CMOH Dr. Kieran Moore on Tuesday June 29th Ontario will not be cutting the wait time needed to move to Step Three of the province’s Roadmap to Reopen. In his first weekly update, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kieran Moore made it clear he wants to wait the 21 days before considering the move to Step Three. “We need to be cautious we need to be prudent and we need that 21 days to be able to understand the impact of opening on our communiti...

Article content Almost 180,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered to residents according to the Eastern Ontario Health Unit. Only one new case was added to the total tally over the weekend, while five were removed from the active case count bringing the number down to four. The EOHU said a data correction removed six cases from the cumulative case count, bringing the total to 4,728. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Most vaccinations a...

(Saskatchewan Health Authority/Twitter) Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign reported its biggest day yet Thursday, but health officials in the province want more. “We’ve never had more vaccines available in our province,” Health Minister Paul Merriman said during a media conference. “This is the time.” The Ministry of Health said 24,971 vaccinations had been done in the latest reporting period, the highest single-day total since Saskatchewan started immunizing people agains...

Ontario is moving into the second phase of pandemic reopening next Wednesday, the provincial government has announced.

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>> in the fight for voting rights, this vote was the starting gun, not the finish line. and make no mistake about it, it will not be the last time that voting rights comes up for a debate in the senate. >> reporter: the challenge for democrats is this is kind of a three point plan missing point two, they knew that the vote would happen, they knew it would fate. step two, something, something. step three, they vote again and it succeeds. but the reality is that democrats i think at least some of ...

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No new COVID-19 cases found in Northern Health SHARE ON: (Files by Dione Wearmouth-MyPGNow) This is the first time the region has seen zero cases since October of 2020. There were only 31 cases announced in Interior Health and only 113 province-wide. However, Dr.Bonnie Henry says these numbers are provisional and could be changed as health officials get them verified. 76.3% of all BC adults and 74.6% of those 12 and older have received their first dose of a vaccine. With 4,165,142 doses adminis...