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April 16, 2021 Idaho Gov. Brad Little announced today he will veto measures passed by the state Legislature that would curtail the governor’s emergency powers. The bills were passed in response to Little’s emergency declaration during the coronavirus pandemic. During a speech broadcasted online, Little said the bills “threaten your safety and our economy during future emergencies. … The bills handcuff the state’s ability to take timely and necessary actions to help Idahoans during future emergencies.” Little’s office also put out a news release with statements from all four ...

  LONDON, ONT -- Chief of London Police Service, Steve Williams said police members will not be randomly stopping individuals and drivers despite the Ontario government allowing them to do so. On Friday afternoon, the Ontario government gave police temporary powers to enforce its stay-at-home order by allowing them to stop individuals and vehicles and ask their reasons for leaving their homes. Solicitor General Sylvia Jones made the announcement Friday afternoon as part of the new measures introduced by Premier Doug Ford's government to stop the further spread of COVID-19. "We have made...

Article content Despite troubling COVID-19 statistics in Kemptville, the South Branch Bistro was choosing to host a “Mask Burning Party” at its location on Clothier Street, on Thursday evening. The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit has identified North Grenville, and specifically Kemptville, as a hot spot for new COVID-19 cases, and the B.1.1.7 variant of concern earlier this week making up a third of cases. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Pushback to Kemptville anti-lockdown event Back to video “Another business is opening ...

MacIver Staff From April 1 – 7, the state reported 4,602 new COVID-19 cases, compared to 3,296 the week prior. New COVID-19 cases have dropped 90% since the peak in mid-November. There were 296 new hospitalizations with COVID-19 this past week, compared to 344 the week prior. New hospitalizations have dropped 81% since the peak back in mid-November. The total COVID-19 inpatient population statewide increased from 253 to 275. Statewide hospitalizations have dropped 88% from the all-time high of 2,278 during the week ending November 17th. Meanwhile, the state’s total hospital capacity is ov...

Statement by Chief Justice Jensen on the court system’s continued response to the pandemic Tuesday, April 6, 2021 The North Dakota Court System continues to closely monitor federal, state and local responses to the COVID-19 outbreak. We recognize that the pandemic continues to pose a threat to individuals and to present challenges to the administration of the justice system. The health and safety of litigants, judicial officers, court staff, and all who participate in or observe court proceedings continues to be our priority. As the Judicial Branch moves toward normal operations, the need t...