Middlesex-London Health Unit reported five deaths and 90 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, compared to one death and 159 cases a week ago.The deaths involved two women in their 60s and a woman in her 90s as well as two men in their 70s and 90s.

The man in his 90s was associated with a retirement home while one of the women in her 60s was associated with a long-term care home. ‘I’m just exhausted’: Inside a Toronto hospital during the Omicron wave of COVID-19 Meanwhile, the London Health Sciences Centre reported 149 COVID-19 inpatients on Tuesday, which is the same number of patients reported last Tuesday.

However, the number of adults in critical care has climbed to 28 on Tuesday, up from 21 a week ago.As noted, LHSC is caring for 149 COVID-19 inpatients, with 28 inpatients in adult critical care.Of those, there are five or fewer in Children’s Hospital with zero in pediatric critical care, the same as last Tuesday.Of the 149 patients, 89 are being treated for COVID-19 while 60 others in hospital have incidental COVID-19 infections (meaning they were admitted for another reason).Among staff, there are 205 cases, up from 199 a week ago.

COVID hospitalizations expected to rebound after Ontario reopening: modelling There are several outbreaks at LHSC at St. Joseph’s Health Care London.

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Legal challenges of employer COVID-19 vaccine mandates largely tossed out, experts say

COVID-19: Saskatchewan business owners wonder how no proof of vaccine will affect business “The first decisions have clearly set the tone in favour of employers and their obligation to maintain a safe workplace,” said Adam Savaglio, an employment lawyer and partner with Scarfone Hawkins LLP in Hamilton, Ont.“We have a significant number of arbitration decisions in unionized environments that are showing that vaccine mandates and restrictions are being upheld.”A recent arbitration decision between Hydro One Inc. and the Power Workers’ Union dismissed the grievances of multiple workers placed on unpaid leave for failing to comply with the utility’s COVID-19 vaccination policy.The policy required unvaccinated workers — and those who declined to reveal their vaccination status– to take regular rapid tests.In his decision, chief arbitrator John Stout said the policy is reasonable and necessary to address the ongoing health and safety issues arising from the pandemic.“Prohibiting employees from attending work if they do not provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 (rapid antigen test) is fair and reasonable in the circumstances of this pandemic,” he said in his decision.“Hydro One is complying with their obligations under the Occupational Health & Safety Act to take reasonable precautions to protect the health and safety of their employees and the public that they serve.”The arbitrator also dismissed the union’s position that the workers should have been able to work from home.

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Quebec logs 22 more deaths from COVID-19 as hospitalizations continue downward trend

COVID-19 hospitalizations in Quebec remain high but continue to slowly decline as the province is set to reopen its cultural sector at half capacity as of Monday.The Health Department says 2,411 people are in hospital on Sunday, a decline of 36 from the day before.#COVID19 – En date du 5 février, voici la situation au Québec: https://t.co/pwoUoaBgaF pic.twitter.com/IuKP7er5Ek— Santé Québec (@sante_qc) February 6, 2022The number of people in intensive care dropped by four over the past 24 hours to 177.Authorities are reporting 22 additional deaths linked to the virus.Officials say 2,568 new cases were detected today, though they warn that number is not reflective of the actual situation because molecular testing has been limited to certain higher-risk groups.They say 26,131 tests were analyzed in the previous 24 hours, with 10.4 per cent coming back positive.

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2 convicted in 1994 New Jersey home invasion slayings can seek review

VINELAND, N.J. - An appellate court in New Jersey has cleared the way for two men to seek release from prison after serving more than a quarter-century behind bars in the home invasion murders of a couple, crimes committed when the defendants were juveniles. Since 1995, 45-year-old Jason Baker and 44-year-old Luis Beltran have been serving life sentences in the 1994 slayings of 64-year-old George and 64-year-old Margaret McLoughlin in Vineland. The state Supreme Court ruled last month that juvenile inmates should be allowed to apply for release after 20 years. NJ.com reports that the appellate court said Friday that the two are eligible for sentencing review.___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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John Whaite to miss Strictly Come Dancing tour dates after testing positive for Covid in Glasgow

John Whaite has to miss out on Strictly Come Dancing tour dates after testing positive for Covid-19 after a show in Glasgow.

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SEPTA police seeking to identify man involved in 3 gunpoint robberies

PHILADELPHIA - SEPTA Transit Police are asking the public for help identifying a male wanted for questioning in three gunpoint robberies on Saturday. The robberies happened in the areas of 15th Street/City Hall Station and 30th Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line.The first incident happened at approximately 2 p.m. in the concourse connecting City Hall and 15th Street Stations. Authorities say a male demanded money from a person at gunpoint.A similar incident happened shortly after 9 p.m.

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Phillip Schofield to miss This Morning as he continues to test positive for Covid

Phillip Schofield has revealed that he will miss Monday's This Morning as he continues to test positive for Covid-19. The presenter, 59, first tested positive for coronavirus on Monday evening and will also be missing Sunday's Dancing On Ice, where he will be replaced by Stephen Mulhern. Taking to Instagram on Sunday to share an update amid his Covid battle, Phillip posted a picture of his lateral flow test, which had two red lines.

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Covid killing off one-night stands for Brits who would 'rather have sex with pals'

The research was carried out throughout the pandemic, including during national lockdowns, local lockdowns and periods when rules were eased.Co-leader of the study Professor Kirstin Mitchell, from the Institute of Health and Well Being at Glasgow University, said: “The restrictions in place in the early part of the pandemic fundamentally altered the opportunities people could have to have sex.“Covid 19 restrictions led to significant shifts in sexual repertoires, frequency and satisfaction, mostly for those not cohabiting and young people.”The study also found two-thirds of people had sex with someone in their support bubble during the lockdowns.Only 22 per cent said the pandemic had not affected their sex lives, according to The Sun.Researchers interviewed 6,500 people aged 16 to 59 in July 2020 and the same number in April last year.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories. by signing up for one of Daily Star's free newsletters here.

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Sputnik Light: DCGI nod to emergency use of single-dose Covid vaccine

Sputnik Light COVID-19 vaccine in India, Union health minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya said today.

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John Whaite pulls out of Strictly Come Dancing tour after positive Covid-19 test

Strictly Come Dancing finalist John Whaite has been forced to drop out of Sunday night’s (6 February) tour performance of the live ballroom competition.The 32-year-old confirmed that he had tested positive for Covid-19 after he took a lateral flow test over the weekend, despite feeling "fine" in himself.Now, the Great British Bake Off winner – who was paired with Johannes Radebe on the show – remains in isolation while he waits for the results of his PCR test to tell him whether he will be able to continue with the tour.He explained his situation to his adoring fans in a video which he posted to his Instagram Story on Sunday morning as he lay in bed.The TV chef shared the devastating news with his 309,000 followers as he enjoyed some rest and relaxation inside his Glasgow hotel.He admitted: "I’ve got a little bit of bad news I'm afraid. A lateral flow this morning has come back positive so I now have to sit here in this glamorous captivity – lovely bedhead – until a result of a PCR comes back."I’m hoping it comes back negative because I feel fine.

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'I'm letting you down' John Whaite pulls out of Strictly tour after positive Covid test

Despite the positive test, John says he feels "fine" and has had all three Covid vaccines.He told his 309,000 Instagram followers: "I've got a little bit of bad news I'm afraid.“A lateral flow this morning has come back positive so I now have to sit here in this glamorous captivity – lovely bedhead – until a result of a PCR comes back.“I’m hoping it will come back negative because I feel fine.“I’m triple jabbed. I had Covid in the summer.So, I’m hoping it is just a false positive.“But that does mean of course that I won’t be able to perform today or tonight in Glasgow.“I am very sorry if anyone was hoping to see me shake my thing on the dance floor today...

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Experts weigh in on shifting public health messaging on ‘learn to live with COVID’

COVID-19,” but it doesn’t mean immediately returning to life as it was in 2019 and authorities should be refining their message, experts say.Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, is now using the phrase, as are Toronto’s top doctor, Ontario’s health minister and Premier Doug Ford.Shifting from the predominant message of “stay home” to “learn to live with it” is going to be difficult for a lot of people, said Dr.

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2,230 people hospitalized in Ontario with COVID-19, 486 in intensive care

Ontario hospital with COVID-19 as efforts to stem the spread of the virus in the province continue.New data released by the province on Sunday also said 2,887 new cases of the virus have been detected. 2,493 people hospitalized in Ontario with COVID-19, 501 in intensive care However, experts caution that this number is likely an undercount, now that more stringent testing rules have been implemented in Ontario.To date, the province has recorded a total of 1,054,061 cases of the virus.

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Maharashtra sees massive dip in daily COVID cases; 43% lesser than Saturday

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‘Nightingale of India’ Lata Mangeshkar passes away

India’s beloved Nightingale and the Melody Queen of Bollywood hits, Legendary Singer Lata Mangeshkar has passed away at the age of 92-years, leaving the entire nation grieving, Indian media confirmed on Sunday (Feb. 6).Popularly known as ‘Queen of Melody’ and the ‘Nightingale of India’, Mangeshkar was one of the most loving singers in the history of the Indian music industry.She was admitted to the hospital on January 8th after she was diagnosed with COVID-19 and pneumonia.However, she had recovered from the deadly virus but Mangeshkar was put on ventilator support after her condition worsened in the last couple of days.Late Lata Mangeshkar stepped into singing at the age of 13-years and recorded her first song in 1942.In her career spanning seven decades, she has to her credit over 30,000 songs in different languages.

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John Whaite pulls out of Strictly tour performance as he tests positive for Covid

Strictly Come Dancing star John Whaite has been forced to pull out of Sunday night's tour performance of the live dancing show. John, 32, has tested positive for Covid-19 on a later flow test and, despite feeling "fine", he must await the results of a PCR in isolation to determine his fate. Great British Bake Off star John, who is paired with Johannes Radebe on the tour, explained his situation to fans in a video posted to his Instagram story on Sunday.

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Trucker protests: Thousands attend anti-mandate solidarity protest in Toronto

Thousands of Canadians have taken to the streets across the country to protest against pandemic restrictions – including a large group in Toronto. Alan Carter reports.

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Scottish Government announces two deaths and 5,593 covid cases in last 24 hours

The Scottish Government have confirmed two people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours.

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Karnataka's new Covid-19 cases fall below 10,000-mark, positivity rate at 6.5%

Karnataka in the last 24 hours, taking the state's positivity rate to 6.5%, said state health minister K Sudhakar on Sunday.

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Phillip Schofield shares house flooding nightmare amid Dancing on Ice Covid absence

Phillip Schofield has revealed his COVID isolation meant he was able to avert a flood at his home. The TV star, 59, has had to miss Dancing On Ice and This Morning over the last few days as he has the coronavirus.

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What are potential future scenarios of Covid-19 spread? WHO answers

next variant of concern will most likely be more transmissible as compared to Omicron because it will have to overtake the strains that are currently circulating, said Maria Van Kerkhove, the technical lead of the World Health Organisation (WHO), on Sunday.

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Delhi sees another dip in Covid-19 cases, positivity rate at 2.45%

Delhi in the last 24 hours, taking the cumulative tally to 18,43,933, said the state health department on Sunday. The positivity rate has fallen to 2.45%.

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Kerala sees 26,729 new Covid-19 cases, 22 deaths in 24 hours

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Phillip Schofield forced to miss This Morning reunion with Holly Willoughby due to Covid as his home floods

PHILLIP Schofield's coronavirus hell continues as he's forced to miss tomorrow's This Morning after testing positive again. The presenter, 59, was hopeful he'd be able to resume work tomorrow after missing tonight's Dancing On Ice and all of last week's This Morning shows.

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Proposal for Sputnik Light as Covid booster dose submitted to DCGI: Dr Reddy's

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education institutions, that were shut in late December and early January.

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Indian scientists claim to have designed universal vaccine that's effective against all Covid variants

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Hollyoaks biggest body transformations - health battle, toned abs and 3st weight loss

Hollyoaks have showed off dramatic weight loss transformations throughout the decades.From current stars of the show, to fan favourite actors who have since left, many of the Hollyoaks cast have wowed fans with their before and after photos on social media.Not only this, but they have also given fans an insight into how they transformed their bodies - from personal training, to high protein diets and regular exercise.Daily Star takes a look at some of Hollyoaks most incredible body transformations throughout the years, including dropping dress sizes and three stone weight losses.Former Hollyoaks star Davinia Taylor, who played Jude Cunningham in the soap, wowed fans after dropping four dresses in 2020.The star went from a size 16 to a size 8, and showed off her slim new figure on social media in a black bikini, side by side with a before photo of her in a cream vest and shorts.She captioned the photo: "Think I’m pushing a size 16 there and then I’m down to an 8 and maintained it for years."No yo-yo or massive cravings either. All beings in the brain #brainhealth #goodfats #lowsugar."Davinia had previously credited tips such as having cold showers and eating organic meat as the secrets behind her keeping lean, telling fans on social media: "Watch your habits and cultivate your own roadmap to feeling so much better...

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Child, 3, injured after argument and shooting in Port Richmond parking lot, police say

Philadelphia Police investigate after a three-year-old child was shot while sitting inside a truck in a Port Richmond parking lot. PORT RICHMOND - A three-year-old was shot in the leg after a reported argument between two tow truck drivers in Philadelphia’s Port Richmond neighborhood early Sunday.Officials say the shooting happened near a Jiffy Lube parking lot on the 3700 block of Aramingo Avenue, around 12:15 Sunday morning.Two tow truck drivers were sitting in their vehicles in the parking lot. Police say an argument ensued and they both got out of their trucks, eventually leading to a physical altercation.MORE HEADLINES:One of the men retrieved a handgun from his tow truck and began firing in the direction of the other truck.A three-year-old child sitting in the second truck was shot in the leg, officials said.

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New study links this vitamin deficiency to deaths among hospitalized Covid-19 patients

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Britain's oldest pub 'Ye Olde Fighting Cocks' closes as landlord blames Covid

pub dubbed the 'oldest in Britain' has closed down after a staggering 13 centuries of pulling pints.Ye Olde Fighting Cocks in St Albans, Hertfordshire has sadly gone into administration following the "devastating" impact of Covid-19 on the business.Landlord Christo Tofalli announced the heartbreaking news on Friday with a statement on Facebook which has been flooded with over 240 comments and shared 121 times.Pandemic restrictions were the final nail in the pub's coffin according to Christo, who explained they were just about coping with escalating business rates and taxes before Covid hit. The pub was reportedly established in 793AD, with the building itself dates back to the 11th century, HertsLive reports.

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As trucker convoy rolls into Ottawa, media faces criticism from right-leaning politicians

Conservative leaders like Andrew Scheer, Pierre Poilievre and Scott Moe have recently criticized media’s reporting of issues like the trucker protest and COVID-19.

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Five arrested as anti-COVID-19 mandate convoys, rallies staged in British Columbia

Cities in British Columbia faced another day of vehicle convoys and rallies, Saturday, in solidarity with protesters occupying downtown Ottawa opposing COVID-19 mandates.

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One unidentified body from Wellawatte beach, identified as a missing Maldivian

COLOMBO (News 1st); One of the two bodies discovered on the Wellawatte beach on Saturday (5) was identified as that of a Maldivian, said Sri Lanka Police on Sunday (7).Two unidentified bodies were discovered just some 300m apart along the Wellawatte beach on Saturday (5).Senior Police Spokesperson Senior DIG Ajith Rohana told News 1st that the victim with stab wounds was identified as a Maldivian national, based on police investigations.The victim was aged 24-years.Maldivian media recently reported that 24-year-old Afham Nasir, a Maldivian student who was residing in Sri Lanka, was reported missing.According to Police, the last time his relatives saw him was on the 4th of February and the victim was seen wearing a black shirt.He was residing in the Dehiwala area.Watch the News 1st report from Saturday :

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India reports 1,07,474 fresh Covid-19 cases, 865 deaths in last 24 hours

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B.C. vehicle convoys staged in support of Ottawa COVID-19 mandate protesters

Demonstrations took to the road in British Columbia against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and restrictions, and in support of protesters who have been camped near Parliament Hill in Ottawa for one week.

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Dancing On Ice star Brendan Cole sparks controversy for ITV after liking post claiming Covid is a conspiracy

DANCING On Ice star Brendan Cole has sparked controversy for ITV after liking a post from an online account – that claims Covid is a conspiracy. Former Strictly dancer Brendan, 45, backed a video on an Instagram account called Nuremberg 2.0, which he follows.

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Haryana govt eases Covid restrictions: What's allowed, what's not

entertainment parks and B2B exhibitions to open at 50% capacity.

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More than 48,000 booster doses given yesterday; 208 community cases; 12 in hospital; 1 in ICU

There were 48,947 booster doses administered yesterday, taking the total to date to 1,561,837. Also, 4,807 paediatric doses were given yesterday, bringing the total to 197,471.

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Trucker protests: Man arrested after 4 injured during protest near Manitoba legislature

Winnipeg police Const. Rob Carver said Saturday that a man had been arrested after four people were injured when a vehicle reportedly drove through a group of protesters that were part of the “Freedom Convoy” demonstrating near the Manitoba legislature.

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Freedom Convoy: Protests continue in Canada against Covid vaccine mandates

Canadian vaccine requirement for cross-border truckers, but has turned into a rallying point against public health measures and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.

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Spotify podcaster Joe Rogan apologizes for using racial slur after video surfaces

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - DECEMBER 10: Joe Rogan introduces fighters during the UFC 269 ceremonial weigh-in at MGM Grand Garden Arena on December 10, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images) NEW YORK - Spotify’s popular U.S.

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Suspicious death investigation underway after man, dog found deceased in Evesham Township

EVESHAM TOWNSHIP, N.J. - Investigators in Burlington County are investigating the suspicious death of an Evesham Township man as well as the death of his dog. Police say a person of interest in connection to the incident, but have not specified the nature of the connection. Police were called to the Olympus Apartments on Baker Boulevard in Evesham Saturday at 9:13 a.m. for a report of a possible dog attack on a resident of the complex. According to police, when they arrived they found a man dead in the residence.

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Ottawa facing ‘real risk’ of violence as trucker convoy digs in: ex-police chief

trucker convoy digs in, setting up infrastructure and heavy machinery in what Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the Ottawa police chief are both now calling an “occupation” of the city.Tensions are only expected to rise on Saturday, with police estimates of up to 1,000 counterprotesters and thousands of additional convoy supporters making for what former Ottawa police chief Charles Bordeleau called a “volatile” mix.“There’s no question the dynamics around who’s involved and the different factions and different players that are in town present a real risk and potential for increased violence,” he told Global News.“I hope it ends in a peaceful resolution where nobody gets hurt. That’s everybody’s goal.”“But there are scenarios that may have to evolve where the police will have to escalate and use force to start arresting individuals and removing vehicles that are blocking the area,” Bordeleau added.“That is a scenario that presents some significant risks and consequences that people need to be able to really willingly accept.” Ottawa police vow ‘surge and contain’ response to trucker convoy ‘occupation’ All eyes are on Ottawa’s current police chief, Peter Sloly, as the demonstrations enter their ninth day.Ottawa police services board chair Diane Deans called a special meeting of the board for 4:30 p.m.

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Quebec sees big rise in pediatric COVID-19 hospitalizations during Omicron wave

COVID-19 hospitalizations involving children under 10 in Quebec have taken place since Dec. 5, new data shows, yet the overall number of kids in hospital with respiratory infections is lower than normal.There have been 784 COVID-19-related hospitalizations of children under 10 since the start of the pandemic — two per cent of the total number of COVID-19 patients in the province, the government-run research centre Institut national de santé publique du Quebec indicated.

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GoFundMe for Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ cut off, refunds to be issued

suspended the fundraising effort, which had raised about 10 million Canadian (US $7.8 million), but said Friday it will refund or redirect to charities the vast majority of the money raised in support of those protesting COVID-19 measures in Ottawa.The company said in a statement they believed the intention of the Freedom Convoy fundraiser was to support a peaceful protest when it was first created, but said they now have "evidence from law enforcement that the previously peaceful demonstration has become an occupation, with police reports of violence and other unlawful activity."Thousands of protesters railing against vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions descended on the capital last weekend, deliberately blocking traffic around Parliament Hill. Police estimate about 250 remained, but deputy police chief Steve Bell said they expected 300 to 400 more trucks this weekend and more than 1,000 protesters on foot.

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Delta wants unruly passengers put on national 'no-fly' list

NEW YORK (AP) - Delta Air Lines has requested that the U.S. Department of Justice put any person convicted of a disruption on board a flight to the national "no fly" list.In a letter to the Justice Department Attorney General Merrick Garland dated Thursday, Delta CEO Ed Bastian said there should be "zero tolerance" for any behavior that affects flight safety.

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WHO calls for stronger China collaboration on COVID-19 origins

World Health Organization said on Saturday he had discussed with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang the need for stronger collaboration on the origins of COVID-19, a subject of controversy that has strained Beijing’s relations with the West.Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has previously pressed China to be more forthcoming with data and information related to the origin of the virus. ‘Shouldn’t be happening’: WHO tracking ‘worrying’ increase in deaths as Omicron surges “Pleased to meet with Premier Li Keqiang,” Tedros tweeted.

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COVID-19: New Brunswick reports 6 new deaths Saturday

COVID-19 in New Brunswick, according to the province’s COVID-19 dashboard. There have now been 258 deaths linked to the virus in New Brunswick.There are now 162 people in hospital, down one since Friday.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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