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14.09.2022 / 20:01

Former UN ambassador visits Moscow as Griner, Whelan remain jailed

WASHINGTON - Bill Richardson, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and a frequent emissary in hostage negotiations who has worked to secure the releases of WNBA star Brittney Griner and another jailed American, Paul Whelan, visited Moscow this week and held meetings with Russian leaders, a person familiar with the matter said Tuesday night.The visit came as American officials have continued to press Russia to release Griner, who was sentenced last month to nine years in prison in a drug possession case, and Whelan, a Michigan corporate security executive serving a 16-year sentence on espionage-related charges.

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VIDEO: Concrete truck goes up in ball of flame in Richardson

RICHARDSON, Texas - A concrete boom pump caught fire near the intersection of E Collins Boulevard and Glenville Road in Richardson, Texas, less than 30 minutes north of Dallas, on Wednesday afternoon.SKY 4 spotted the fire shortly before 2 p.m.Richardson's fire chief said a boom from the truck got stuck in some power lines.Richardson Fire is currently blocking the road.The flames appeared to mostly be out by 2:05 p.m. There are no reports of any injuries at this time.Oncor's website shows more than 100 customers have lost power in the area of the fire.This is a developing story.

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Measuring the effectiveness of the Philadelphia summer curfew for kids under 18

PHILADELPHIA - In the midst of Philadelphia’s gun violence crisis, the city has a new tool aimed at keeping teens and kids safe – an earlier curfew. But, one week into the curfew and some wonder if it can help.Philadelphia police say in the last week, they’ve picked up more than three dozen teens for curfew violations, but many say it isn’t up to just the police - everyone in the community needs to get involved."All young people under 13 should be in a house by 9:30 p.m. 14 to 17-years-old need to be in a house by 10 p.m.," stated Councilmember At-Large Katherine Gilmore Richardson.Richardson spearheaded the new curfew legislation.

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Student caught with firearms outside Texas high school day after deadly shooting

shooting at a school in Uvalde, Texas, killed 19 students and two teachers, police in the same state arrested a suspect walking towards a Richardson, Texas, high school, with what appeared to be a rifle.The Richardson Police Department received a call at 10:55 a.m. from a business in the 1500 block of East Spring Valley Road reporting the juvenile male walking towards Berkner High School, they said in a press release.

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Atlantic County Prosecutor: Woman fatally shot in Pleasantville Monday morning

PLEASANTVILLE, N.J. - Pleasantville Police are investigating a shooting in Pleasantville that left one woman dead early Monday morning. At around midnight on Monday, police say they received a call for assistance and responded to the 1000 block of Iowa Avenue in Pleasantville.Upon arrival, authorities say they identified Jazmen Martin-Richardson, 30, who was suffering from a gunshot wound.Police say medical personnel were unable to revive the victim, and she was pronounced dead on the scene. The ACPO Major Crimes Unit and the Pleasantville Police Department are actively investigating this incident. AdvertisementAnyone with information about serious crimes are urged to contact the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office Major Crimes Unit at 609-909-7666.

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Pennsylvania man pleads guilty to striking officer with flagpole during Capitol riot

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 06: Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. Trump supporters gathered in the nation's capital today to protest the ratification of Presid PHILADELPHIA - Prosecutors say a Pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to using a flagpole to strike a police officer several times during the Jan.

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COVID-19: Hamilton’s vaccination program not likely to change amid eligibility for fourth doses

COVID-19 vaccine doses for those aged 60 and older, as well as some Indigenous groups aged 18 and older.The second boosters will be available to the eligible groups as of 8 a.m. on Thursday and the city’s top doc suggests pharmacies will be the major provider of this round of vaccinations.

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COVID-19: Hamilton public school board chair asks city’s top doc for order to keep mask mandate

In a letter to Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) chair Dawn Danko requested support to maintain mask requirements for staff and students until April 15.“As Medical Officer of Health to the City of Hamilton, we respectfully ask you to consider the calls from the medical and science communities, and to issue a Section 22 order to maintain mask requirements for all HWDSB students and staff beyond March 21, 2022,” Danko asked.

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Masks likely around ‘for a while’ in Hamilton as Ontario sets March for review of mandate

COVID-19 emergency operations team expects bylaws requiring face coverings in the city’s indoor settings to remain for some time despite the province’s chief medical officer beginning a review of Ontario’s mask mandates in March.Mayor Fred Eisenberger says masks will be around “for a while” since the Omicron variant continues to put pressure on Hamilton’s hospital system.“I’d like nothing more than to have all of these restrictions go, but we don’t want to throw away two years of effort to protect people in our community,” Eisenberger said in an update on Tuesday.Dr. Kieran Moore made remarks on the review during his weekly COVID-19 update on Thursday.Moore said he anticipated a review will be done in the second or third week of March, allowing for data to be reviewed after the province lifts capacity limits and the proof of vaccination requirement on March 1.“If and when we transition, it would be from a mandate to mask, to a recommendation to mask,” Moore said.“I would certainly hope that vulnerable members of our community that are at risk for this virus, that are immune suppressed or transplant patients, in public spaces would continue to mask.”Medical officer of Health Dr.

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Hamilton prepares for easing of COVID-19 restrictions on Jan. 31

COVID-19 wave fueled by the highly-contagious Omicron variant is a “good thing.”In a pandemic update on Monday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said the 21-day increments should give provincial and public health units adequate time to observe shifts in the population’s mobility and its effects on key virus infection data.“I think that’s a good period of time.

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It will take ‘weeks to months’ to get third doses to all eligible Hamiltonians, says top doc

COVID-19 vaccine capacity to get in more third-dose inoculations, the process is going to take a while.About 320,000 Hamiltonians will be cleared for their third shots on Monday when the Ford government opens up boosters for anyone aged 18 or over who wants one.With such a large number to address, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says it’s going to take some time since there’s simply “not enough hours in the day” to expedite a large program.

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Rapid spread of Omicron forcing Hamilton to consider more local COVID-19 restrictions

COVID-19 cases in the city appears to be connected with the Omicron variant “taking off” quicker than originally anticipated.During a public health update Tuesday afternoon, the city’s top doc says additional local restrictions are being actively considered due to “increasing pressure” on the city’s contact tracing with several suspected Omicron cases now under investigation.“We are at an uncertain time in the pandemic with this new variant having emerged and spreading quickly,” Elizabeth Richardson said.

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Proof of vaccination for fans going to Grey Cup provides ‘sigh of relief’ for Hamilton’s top doc

Grey Cup final on the weekend, Hamilton’s medical officer of health says a proof of vaccination policy at the venue is a “sigh of relief” in avoiding a potential “superspreader event.”Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says the province’s vaccine certificate initiative plays a significant part with occasions like Sunday’s big game and is quite pleased the province will not be lifting the program anytime soon.“For this kind of event, it does give me a sigh of relief,” Richardson told 900 CHML’s Good Morning Hamilton.

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Hamilton public health seeing a ‘swell’ of COVID-19 cases in recent weeks

COVID-19 cases in the last month, but not a “surge” amid spikes in some areas of the province.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said during a board of health meeting on Monday she was not aware of suggestions Ontario may be in a fifth wave of the pandemic following upticks which saw 1,000 new daily cases reported twice last week.“Some areas experience waves at slightly different timing than others,” Richardson said.“For example, if you go back a ways, Ottawa didn’t experience a second wave…they just kind of had the wavelets that continued on.”Hamilton’s director of epidemiology, Michelle Baird, says the province has not characterized recent increases as a fifth wave.

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COVID-19 vaccine appointments for Hamilton kids 5 to 11 can be booked starting Tuesday

COVID-19 infections will soon have a chance to get their first shot of a vaccine to fight the affliction late this week.Pfizer shots for the city’s estimated 42,000 children are set to hit Hamilton public health’s VERTO booking portal on Tuesday morning at 8 a.m., following the arrival of the first shipment in the city on Sunday night.Medical Officer of Health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson told 900 CHML’s Hamilton Today it’s expected the city will get close to all the doses needed from the initial shipment to vaccinate Hamilton’s eligible population 5 to 11.

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City reveals snapshot of student COVID vaccination rates at Hamilton schools

COVID-19 vaccination data from Hamilton schools and the city’s top doctor says the numbers correspond with areas of the municipality that have either flourished or struggled with cases amid the pandemic.During an update on Monday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson suggested the school numbers and locations appear to match up with city census tracts where socioeconomic and religious issues have hindered public health measures to fight the coronavirus.“The schools continue to reflect what is going on in the community and the level of contact that we’re having with one another and the degree to which we’re following public health measures as we’re moving forward,” Richardson said.

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Public health says 4th wave likely ‘averted’ in Hamilton but COVID-19 will still be around

COVID-19 pandemic has been averted.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said residents’ adherence to public health measures and increasing vaccination rates in August and September helped.“However, COVID-19 is unlikely to disappear this year,” Richardson told members of the city’s board of health (BOH).

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Hamilton public health forecasts 120 COVID-19 cases per day by mid-October

COVID-19 cases a day amid the fourth wave of the pandemic in October.Officials revealed the lasted Scarsin forecast during a board of health meeting on Monday and suggest people between the age of 20 to 59 will potentially be most affected by the rise in infections.“We have two sorts of opposing forces,” Medical Officer of Health (MOH) Dr. Elizabeth Richardson told the mayor and councillors.

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Hamilton ‘winding-down’ large scale COVID-19 vaccination clinics with closures in August

The U.S. has extended its border closure with Canada.

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Hamilton reports 12 new COVID-19 cases, record high daily vaccination numbers last week

COVID-19 cases and a fourth wave in the pandemic this summer.In an update on Monday, the city’s medical officer of health revealed that over 8000 doses that were administered over three days in the latter half of last week.The clinic at First Ontario Centre led the way with record highs June 25 and 26 administering over 2,550 doses over the two days. Ontario reports 210 new COVID-19 cases, lowest count since mid-September Dr.

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Fully-vaccinated person died with COVID-19 in Hamilton: public health

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Hamilton reports 12 new COVID cases, likely to hit 70 per cent fully vaccinated by end of summer

COVID-19.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says only about 22 per cent of the adult population has had two doses as of the third week in June and suggests there’s still “a fair number of Hamiltonians to go” even with clinics currently running at capacity.

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Hamilton reports 11 new COVID-19 cases, reveals worst and best case scenarios through July

COVID-19 cases, but says there are still several unknowns as the pandemic continues through another spring.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson told city councillors in a board of health meeting on Tuesday that as promising as the wave three numbers are, the growing Delta variant could hinder maintaining low case numbers and hospitalizations.

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Hamilton reports 51 new COVID-19 cases, a third of city unvaccinated gives variants life

COVID-19 vaccine, the city’s medical officer of health says a significant number of people have still not gotten the shot, which could give life to more infectious variants proliferating in Ontario.Getting control of the virus is a ‘critical element’ in public health’s plan for getting out of the pandemic, according to Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, since variants can’t spread if they don’t exist.“You can’t get variants if it’s not there, if it’s not being generated through transmission in an ongoing way,” Richardson told Global News.

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Hamilton reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, reveals tactic used to avoid vaccine refusals

COVID-19 vaccine would be used at a three-day clinic last weekend in the hopes of avoiding wasted appointments due to a vaccine refusal.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says the city is monitoring to see if the scheme should be used again after revealing the three-day clinic at the West End Urgent Care Centre on Main Street West was only for Moderna shots.“We did change our tactics a little bit at the end of last week, which you may have noticed, and announced which vaccine it was that was being used in one of our clinics that was run over the weekend by our primary care colleagues,” Richardson said on Tuesday.

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Tenants’ advocate says Hamilton apartments with COVID-19 outbreaks need more on-site vaccinations

COVID-19 shot over the weekend, but advocates say Hamilton public health’s approach isn’t working for high-rise apartments with outbreaks.Fifty-eight tenants were vaccinated at the mass clinic at FirstOntario Centre and 28 homebound residents received shots through on-site vaccinations, according to the city’s medical officer of health.“Going forward, we’ll continue to offer designated spots if they are needed and continue to work with the building about what they need in terms of access to vaccination,” said Dr.

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Hamilton records 133 new COVID-19 cases, ‘challenge’ with daily reporting

COVID-19 case data accurately.In a pandemic update on Monday afternoon, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said public health has had a “challenge” inputting figures into their case management system recently after delays in lab results shared by the province.

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Hamilton’s top doctor says school closures crucial to breaking COVID-19 ‘chains of transmission’

close schools for in-person learning after the spring break, saying it will be a “good chance” to break the transmission of COVID-19 in the community.During an update on Monday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said what happens in schools is reflective of what happens in the community and the steady increase in local cases was definitely having an impact before the break.“At this point, as cases continue to increase and the province making a call that there’s so that there’s consistency across the province … this will be a good thing — a good chance to hopefully break chains of transmission,” said Dr.

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Hamilton’s MOH suggests local control measures could help curb rising COVID-19 cases

COVID-19 infections among youth on the rise, the city’s medical officer of health believes there will be “broader discussions” with the province about further local control measures amid a third wave of the pandemic.Amid a “disappointing” weekend in which Hamilton bylaw officers had to enforce provincial orders at a local bar and a residential party of over 200, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says the stresses the city is seeing with it’s case load likely have to be managed through more control.

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Hamilton’s top doc ‘not convinced’ new lockdown would impact disease or deaths from COVID-19

COVID-19 infections.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson told councilors in a virtual committee meeting on Wednesday that she doesn’t believe a move into the ‘grey-lockdown’ level of the province’s reopening framework will provide “a significant impact’ in limiting the disease or mortality from it.“It will have a significant impact on business in terms of what happens for them, especially as rules were changed to do some opening up last week and then potentially to do some more closing down,” Richardson said during the city’s general issues committee meeting.

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Limiting community spread could be key in avoiding Hamilton COVID-19 lockdown

COVID-19.”In a pandemic update on Monday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said although the city has it’s share of current outbreaks, the case numbers from those surges are not as large as the previous two waves of the pandemic and that most new cases are coming from other sources.“So it’s a bit of a trade off in those two different aspects of the outbreaks, but certainly the majority of our cases at this point are coming from the community broadly,” said Richardson.

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Hamilton closes outbreak at Macassa Lodge, suggests start of third COVID-19 wave in Ontario

COVID-19 pandemic citing rising numbers among variant-of-concern (VOC) cases and admissions to intensive care units.Hamilton’s medical officer Dr. Elizabeth Richardson responded to the Ontario Hospital Association’s (OHA) decree on Monday that third wave is here, using data from the Ontario Science Table estimating that VOC cases represent 49 per cent of cases as of Monday.“It is the beginning of another wave, I would say, and it’s just how big that wave is going to be based on whether people are following those measures and whether or not people are able to get vaccinated, ” Richardson said.

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Hamilton reports 30 new COVID-19 cases, reveals location of two large scale vaccination sites

COVID-19 vaccination clinics at two city arenas in the near future.The city’s medical officer of health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said First Ontario Place and Rosedale arena will be the sites, with the opening dates and what hours they will keep set to be revealed in the coming days.“It’s only the tip of the iceberg, I’m happy to say, in terms of of what’s going to come,” Richardson said.

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Hamilton reports 54 new COVID-19 cases, over 30 variant cases discovered in Niagara

COVID-19 variant cases across the city and province in recent weeks.In an update on Monday, Dr.

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Hamilton surpasses 10,000 COVID-19 cases, MOH says city ‘not at all’ looking at move to orange

COVID-19 response framework anytime soon.Dr.

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Hamilton to receive ‘modest’ amount of COVID-19 vaccines this week as city prepares for next phase

COVID-19 vaccinations, the city revealed that seniors 80 years and older in retirement homes and other congregate settings are likely next in line for the shot when shipments arrive.Medical officer of health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson says some retirement homes have already begun that process for seniors in facilities where people eat together in formal dining rooms.More details on the city’s vaccination strategy are set for the next public health board meeting on Friday.

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No COVID-19 cases from weekend school clinics in Hamilton as province orders weekly testing

COVID-19 tests for staff and students from four city schools turned up no positive cases during a pair of clinics on the weekend, according to public health.Medical officer of health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said 21 eligible staff and 65 students were tested during a seven-hour campaign at Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary and Orchard Park Secondary on Saturday.Students and staff from Eastdale Elementary School and Winona Elementary School were also given the option to register for a rapid test at Orchard Park.

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Public health still ‘working out’ asymptomatic testing plan for Hamilton schools

COVID-19 pandemic.On Tuesday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said the rollout by public health will likely be through a third-party vendor chosen by the province.

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Hamilton medical officer says ‘time to double down’ with emerging COVID-19 variant

coronavirus variants in Ontario.In an update during the general issues committee on Wednesday, Dr. Elizabeth Richardson told mayor Fred Eisenberger and city councillors she believes the lockdown measures have made a “significant difference” in the drop of the weekly case rate, now at 80 per 100,000 population.However, with a number of Ontario communities now reporting variant cases from overseas, she’s suggesting lockdown measures should remain despite some positive numbers in recent weeks.“It’s actually with the variant concern out there and what we’ve seen happen in places like Barrie and we’re starting to see the spread of it through Ontario.

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Hamilton’s COVID-19 vaccination clinics begin administering second doses

COVID-19 vaccine program, slowed by a retooling of Pfizer’s European manufacturing facilities, is expected to start booking appointments for those needing a second dose from the city’s fixed clinic in about a week.The city’s medical officer health says the Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) clinic, on pause since last week due to the limited vaccine supply in Ontario, will soon be reaching out to people who got their first shot at that location.“Those recipients are going to be scheduled for their second dose within the 42-day timeline that the province has put forward and are working towards reopening on February the 10th,” Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said in an update on Monday.

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Hamilton officials to answer residents’ questions on COVID-19 at virtual town hall

The City of Hamilton will hold another virtual town hall at 7 p.m. on Thursday.The town hall will include Mayor Fred Eisenberger, the city’s medical officer of health Dr.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 75 new COVID-19 cases, city’s reproductive rate drops

COVID-19 cases on Monday and two new outbreaks.The city’s total number of active cases dropped to 731 on Monday, compared to Sunday’s 741.There have now been 8,766 total coronavirus cases in Hamilton since the pandemic began.Hamilton’s medical officer of health says the city’s reproductive rate has dropped to 0.79 in recent days. According to the ministry of health, a reproduction number greater than 1 means that the epidemic is growing.

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John Richardson, British Actor in 'She' and 'One Million Years B.C.,' Dies of COVID-19 at 86

John Richardson, the British actor who starred opposite Ursula Andress in She and Raquel Welch in One Million Years B.C., died Tuesday of COVID-19 complications. He was 86.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 94 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

COVID-19 cases and a pair of deaths on Monday.The city’s total number of active cases is now at 1,603 with a weekly case rate of 161 per 100,000 over the last 10 days.Public health says the two deaths were people in their 70s. Hamilton now has 179 coronavirus-related deaths since the pandemic began in March 2020.

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Public health concerned ‘right at the outset’ about outbreak at Hamilton’s Grace Villa

COVID-19 outbreak began on Nov. 25.During an update on Tuesday, Dr.

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Hamilton public health introduces enhanced restrictions at retail stores, malls, workplaces

COVID-19 transmission.Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, the city’s chief medical officer of health, said Hamilton remaining in the red ‘control’ stage of the provincial COVID-19 response framework is not a cause for celebration and that the number of cases in the city is still worrying.“These are concerning numbers that were continuing to see, and while we’re not yet in the grey or lockdown zone, we are very close to that,” said Richardson.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 47 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths

COVID-19 cases, which led to three consecutive days of highs last week, may be steering the city in the direction of a lockdown.On Tuesday, Dr.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 71 new COVID-19 cases, 3 more outbreaks

COVID-19 cases on Thursday and three more outbreaks in the city involving a retirement home, a workplace and a school.The new cases represent the highest single-day number the city has reported amid the pandemic.During an update from public health on Thursday, Hamilton’s medical officer of health said the city’s recent “fluctuating” numbers are not “worsening,” however they are also not getting any better.“They’re just fluctuating slightly around that level of about 50 per 100,000,” said Dr. Elizabeth Richardson.“So we’re not seeing substantial movement either way.

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