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Demonstrators march in Montreal to protest against public health restrictions

Demonstrators, many maskless, march in Montreal against public health restrictions Protesters, most not wearing masks, gathered in Montreal on Saturday to demonstrate against Quebec s public health restrictions such as the curfew. The protest forced public health officials to reschedule vaccine appointments at Olympic Stadium, and in some cases, transfer them to other clinics. Social Sharing

Ontario marks COVID-19 death-toll milestone; Alberta brings in more restrictions - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Ontario marks COVID-19 death-toll milestone; Alberta brings in more restrictions - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News
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Quebec and Ontario to make COVID-19 vaccinations available for all adults in May

Quebec and Ontario to make COVID-19 vaccinations available for all adults in May
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Coronavirus: What s happening in Canada and around the world Friday

Coronavirus: What s happening in Canada and around the world Friday Ontario is seeking to suspend the arrival of international students in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Apr 30, 2021 7:26 AM ET | Last Updated: April 30 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seen walking through the rain to a news conference in Ottawa on Friday.(Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)

Ontario marks COVID-19 death-toll milestone; Alberta brings in more restrictions

Ultimately, Albertans have to step up to the plate in the next few weeks, Kenney said. There were 2,048 new cases in the province and 632 people were in hospital, 151 of them in intensive care. Kenney had said earlier this week that current restrictions would suffice if more people followed them. On Thursday, he said the new measures were a hard but necessary step. Alberta also opened up two more groups to be eligible for vaccines. Other provincial health leaders sped up plans that could get more Canadians vaccinated in the coming months. In Ontario, where there were41 new virus-related deaths to bring the provincial total to 8,029,Health Minister Christine Elliott said the way out of the pandemic is vaccinations.

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