WINNIPEG A new mother is speaking out about her experiences with Vital Statistics Manitoba, saying that almost six months after her child was born, they still aren’t registered with the province. Janna Weber gave birth in Winnipeg on Dec. 17, 2020, and said she filled out and submitted all of the paperwork immediately to register her daughter. Weber, who has since moved to British Columbia, was looking for information to help register her daughter for immunization, which is when she realized her daughter did not have a birth certificate. Weber said she called Vital Statistics and was told her daughter’s birth certificate is backlogged, and she was not registered with the province s Vital Statistics System due to the backlog.
Cook was born on the Pamunkey Reservation in King William County on October 23, 1860. His father, Major Cook, died in 1861, and his mother, Caroline Bradby Cook, raised him with the help of her father and brother. Members of the Colosse Baptist Church before the American Civil War (1861–1865), the Bradby and Cook families numbered among the many Pamunkey who formed Pamunkey Indian Baptist Church after the war. Cook’s mother brought him up as a member of the church, and, like most Pamunkey, the Cooks remained a devoutly religious family. In 1901 he was the first delegate from the church to the Baptist General Association of Virginia.
Anne Arundel County providers vaccinated more than 2,600 people against COVID-19 between Wednesday and Thursday, bringing the portion of the county population with at least one shot to 42.8%.