Ontario COVID update: 1,024 people in hospital, 151 in ICU

Katori Hall’s stroke of genius hit the public just as we were all a captive audience – right at the height of the 2020 era of the COVID-19 pandemic. With a fresh concept, vivid characters, and a wild ride of a storyline drenched in neon light and Mississippi heat, P-Valley became an instant must-watch weekly event for hundreds of thousands of viewers bound to the house and eager for streaming gold. With a first season, fans are still talking about to this day, the creator and showrunner knew the pressures sitting on Season 2 of STARZ’s hit stripper-drama, based on her original 2015 play, P*ssy Valley.

monkeypox has been detected in a Vancouver patient.The BC Centre for Disease Control confirmed the infection through laboratory testing, it said Monday, and is awaiting further confirmation from the National Microbiology Laboratory.Vancouver Coastal Health is conducting a public health follow-up, but the risk to the public remains low, a news release said.“As with any emerging pathogen, we can expect it was brought into the province, so it was related to travel,” Dr. Mayank Singal, BCCDC epidemiologist, said in an interview.Monkeypox is “much less infectious” than COVID-19, he added.A case of monkeypox has been confirmed in B.C.

CreditCards.com, 73% of Americans said they intend on tipping at a sit-down restaurant. But that number is down 77% compared to tipping numbers in 2019. Fifty-seven percent of respondents to the survey said they will always tip delivery drivers, a 63% decrease from how Americans tipped in 2019. "While more than a third of Americans pledged to become better tippers in 2020 and 2021, it seems that sentiment has worn off," said Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.

The US Capital is seen as National Guard and US Capitol Police stand guard on February 08, 2021 in Washington, DC. Trump faces a single article of impeachment that accuses him of incitement of insurrection on the Jan.

PHILADELPHIA - A former congressman from Philadelphia pleaded guilty Monday to charges related to fraudulently stuffing ballot boxes for Democratic candidates between 2014 and 2018.Federal prosecutors said former Democratic U.S. Rep.

Gallery: The man who has stolen Kim Kardashian's heart is a lady killer! This is the star-studded love life of Pete Davidson. . . (BANG Showbiz)“I wanted to wait until we could have the big party – our wedding will be a big party.

Coronation Street star Alex Bain has shared an update with fans as he returned to hospital following a recent ankle injury that landed him in A&E. The young star of the popular ITV soap shared the news of his injury at the end of last month after he was admitted to Blackburn Hospital following the painful injury.

FILE - John Hinckley Jr., the man who attempted to kill President Ronald Reagan. (Getty Images)John Hinckley Jr., the man charged with attempting to assassinate former President Ronald Reagan, will be performing at a sold-out concert in New York next month, according to the venue’s website. Hinckley, who shot Reagan in 1981 during the president's first term, has turned a new corner since being granted some freedom. Hinckley, now 67, has been focusing on music and creative pursuits and he will be performing live in New York City's Market Hotel. He made the initial announcement about the concert back in April on his Twitter account, "Big news!! I will be performing on July 8 at the Market Hotel in Brooklyn, NY.

PHILADELPHIA - In the aftermath of a weekend mass shooting on South Street in Philadelphia, witnesses and the wounded are sharing harrowing details about what they can remember from the chaotic scene. Rusty Crowell, a 69-year-old retired nurse and part-time musician, was among nearly a dozen people wounded when gunfire erupted around 11:30 p.m. Saturday night. "As they got in front of Dobbs, I heard ‘bang, bang, bang’ but I thought it was a celebration," Crowell said.

Photo via Horry County Sheriff's Office "Tiger King" star Bhagavan "Doc" Antle has been charged with laundering more than half a million dollars, money federal prosecutors said Monday that he believed to be the proceeds of an operation to smuggle people across the Mexican border into the United States.Charges against Antle and Andrew Jon Sawyer, one of Antle's employees at Myrtle Beach Safari, were revealed during a federal court hearing in Florence, South Carolina.According to federal prosecutors, Antle and Sawyer laundered $505,000 over a four-month period by doling out checks from businesses they controlled, receiving a 15% fee of the money that passed through their hands.The checks, prosecutors allege, falsely purported to be payment for construction work at Myrtle Beach Safari but were in reality intended to serve as evidence that the recipients had legitimate income.According to the complaint unsealed in court Monday, Antle discussed his plan to conceal the cash he received by inflating tourist numbers at his 50-acre (20-hectare) wildlife tropical preserve. Prosecutors also said he had previously used bulk cash receipts to purchase animals for which he could not use checks.Records for the Horry County jail show Antle and Sawyer were both arrested Friday.

A four-year-old boy has been found alive and well after he went missing two days earlier near his home in Montana, authorities said.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Atlantic City police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred on Sunday afternoon.On June 5, at around 2:20 p.m., Atlantic City police say they received a call about a man down on Kentucky Avenue in Atlantic City, N.J. Responding officers found the victim, later identified as Dwight Hutchinson, 65, of Atlantic City, unresponsive. Hutchinson was pronounced dead on the scene as authorities say medical personnel were unable to revive him.

Majority-Republican counties experienced 73 more COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people than their Democratic counterparts, suggests an observational study today in Health Affairs.

LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson survived a no-confidence vote on Monday, securing enough support from his Conservative Party to remain in office despite a rebellion that leaves him a weakened leader with an uncertain future.Known for his ability to shrug off scandals, the charismatic leader has struggled to turn the page on revelations that he and his staff repeatedly held boozy parties that flouted the COVID-19 restrictions they imposed on others. Support among his fellow Conservative lawmakers has weakened as some see the leader, renowned for his ability to connect with voters, increasingly as a liability rather than an asset in elections.Johnson won the backing of 211 out of 359 Conservative lawmakers, more than the simple majority needed to remain in power, but still a significant rebellion of 148 MPs.

Court documents state that the majority of the requested funds would go to pay legal fees after three ACLU witnesses testified following deposition subpoenas from Depp’s legal team. A summary of expenses explains that Senior Associate Michael Schwartz worked 38.7 hours at a rate of $799.50 an hour for a total of $30,940.65.A junior associate worked 78.6 hours at a rate of $500.20 an hour for a total of $39,315.72, a litigation support manager worked 17.1 hours at a rate of $336.20 an hour for a total of $5,749.02 , and a litigation support analyst worked 31 hours at a rate of $295.20 an hour for a total of $9,151.20, court documents show. "The ACLU is entitled, under New York law, to seek reimbursement for the reasonable cost associated with complying with Mr. Depp's subpoenas.

The Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Ewing Township police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened inside a Ewing Township deli on Monday morning.  EWING TWP., New Jersey - The Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Ewing Police Department are investigating a fatal shooting that happened early Monday morning.Authorities say at approximately 6:10 a.m., Ewing police responded to Priori's Deli at 301 Hillcrest Avenue in Ewing Township. Responding officers say they located two men suffering from gunshot wounds.Both victims were transported to a local hospital where one victim, Oscar Palacios, 54, was pronounced dead, authorities say.

Western grey kangaroo (Macropus fuliginosus), looks at a photographer over tall grass. Boolcoomatta Bush Heritage Australia Reserve, northeastern South Australia.

COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, France - Joy and sadness in acute doses poured out Monday on the beaches of Normandy.As several dozen D-Day veterans — now all in their 90s — set foot on the sands that claimed so many colleagues, they are thankful for the gratitude and friendliness of the French toward those who landed here on June 6, 1944. The sadness comes as they think of their fallen comrades and of another battle now being waged in Europe: the war in Ukraine.As a bright sun rose Monday over the wide band of sand at Omaha Beach, U.S.

FILE - A protester holds a placard reading "Legal abortion, no compromises" during the protest. (Alex Bona/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)WARSAW, Poland - The government of Poland, where a near-total abortion ban is in place, faced accusations Monday of creating a "pregnancy register" as the country expands the amount of medical data being digitally saved on patients.Women's rights advocates and opposition politicians fear women face unprecedented surveillance given the conservative views of a ruling party that has already tightened what was one of Europe's most restrictive abortion laws.They fear the new data could be used by police and prosecutors against women whose pregnancies end, even in cases of miscarriage, or that women could be tracked by the state if they order abortion pills or travel abroad for an abortion."A pregnancy registry in a country with an almost complete ban on abortion is terrifying," said Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk, a left-wing lawmaker.The matter gained attention Monday after Health Minister Adam Niedzielski signed an ordinance Friday expanding the amount of information to be saved in a central database on patients, including information on allergies, blood type and pregnancies.The health ministry spokesman, Wojciech Andrusiewicz, sought to allay concerns, saying only medical professionals will have access to the data, and that the changes are being made at the recommendation of the European Union.Tens of thousands of people marched across the U.S.

The overall pace of COVID-19 activity in the United States has showed some signs of leveling off, with the disease burden indicating a shift from east to west.

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - MAY 24: Actor Tom Cruise attends the red carpet for the Japan Premiere of "Top Gun: Maverick" at Osanbashi Yokohama on May 24, 2022 in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan. (Photo by Ken Ishii/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures) LOS ANGELES - As "Top Gun: Maverick" continues to soar high at the box office, the new film is at the center of a legal battle with Paramount Pictures and the heirs of the author behind the "Top Gun" franchise.Plaintiffs Shosh and Yuval Yonay sued the studio in U.S.

COVID-19 transmission as a factor.Officials with the organization say that starting Monday, care partners will no longer be asked to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or have to register upon entering the hospital.Two care partners at a time are now permitted for inpatients at University and Victoria hospitals, while one care partner is now permitted for outpatients, however officials note that waiting space is limited.While proof of vaccination is no longer required for care partners, officials say screening for COVID-19 symptoms is continuing at entrances, and visitors are still required to mask up and perform proper hand hygiene.As well, LHSC officials say that care partners are still not allowed to eat or drink while in the room of the patient they are visiting in order to ensure mask wearing.

The union government is concerned about the sharp spike in covid cases, with new reported cases on Monday doubling to more than 4,500 in the last 24 hours, bringing the active case load to 25,000, the highest in nearly three months. The health ministry has asked states with the highest number of active cases —Maharashtra (6,767), Karnataka (2,414), Kerala (8,835), Delhi (1,445), Uttar Pradesh (892) and Telangana (500)—to take measures to control the surge. Scientists and doctors advised people to wear masks and follow covid- appropriate measures.

Pedestrians walk along Wall Street near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., on Thursday, July 22, 2021. After a year of Zoom meetings and awkward virtual happy hours, New York's youngest aspiring financiers have returned to the offi After the national gas price average hit a new record-high overnight Friday, some employees are raising concerns that they can’t afford daily commutes amid pain at the pump.Google Maps workers recently wrote in a petition that the cost of gas wiped out their paychecks, which was followed by support from the workers’ union for Google’s parent company Alphabet signaling in a tweet "there’s a problem" "when you’re not even paid enough to make it to work.""Gas is around $5 per gallon currently," the petition read, per The New York Times' report, "and many of us in the office are not able to afford to live close to the office due to our low salaries and the high cost of housing."But it’s not just tech workers – 22% of Americans commute 30 minutes or more, according to data from Statista.

Police looking for suspects after man robbed at Philadelphia gas station. PHILADELPHIA - Police are looking for two suspects after they say a man was the victim of a robbery Thursday morning.The man was walking to his car at a gas station on the 8900 block of Ridge Avenue when he was approached by two men.

Nearly all long-COVID patients at an Ohio health system reported moderate to severe fatigue, and about half said they had serious sleep disruptions, which were up to three times more common in Black participants, according to findings presented this week at the Associated Professional Sleep Societies' annual meeting.The research abstract was published May 25 in an online supplement o

Photo of Animal control officer Michelle Carlos with dog owner Marenza Niejadlik and her Yorkie Rex, who was stolen 11 years ago. (Photo courtesy of Stoughton Police Department) WASHINGTON - A microchip played an important role in reuniting a dog stolen from his family 11 years ago.A 12-year-old Yorkshire Terrier named Rex is back home with his loved ones thanks to the help of a Massachusetts animal control officer.

COLUMBUS COUNTY, N.C. - A 33-year-old father drowned while trying to save his 9-year-old son who was floating away in a tube, according to North Carolina authorities. A spokesperson with NC State Parks identified the father as Shane Hunt of Fairmont. Authorities said Hunt’s son was in a tube tethered to a boat when it detached at Lake Waccamaw Saturday. RELATED: 'I’m not going to let you die': Pregnant mother rescues 3 girls from drowning in Lake MichiganHunt jumped into the water without a life jacket to try and save his son, according to authorities. However, he did not resurface. The child was wearing a life jacket and was able to eventually rescued.Hunt’s body was later recovered.

PHILADELPHIA - Charges are expected to be approved in connection with Saturday's shootings on South Street, according to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. On Monday, Krasner held his weekly gun violence press conference and gave an update on the investigation. "We are expecting to approve charges later today for at least two people for non-fatal shootings," Krasner announced. Authorities say at least five different guns were fired on the street as chaos erupted. According to Krasner three of the guns were 9 mm and at least one was a .40 caliber firearm. The shooting left three people dead and at least 11 injured on the popular crowded street. Officials have identified three people who were killed by gunfire that erupted on South Street late Saturday night as hundreds of people gathered on the bustling street.On Saturday, Philadelphia Police Commissioner announced that one of the deceased victims may have been involved in a fight with another man and she called that incident the "genesis" of the gunfire that broke out.

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Multi-vehicle crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike. DOWNINGTON, Pa. - A multi-vehicle crash, involving several tractor-trailers, has shut down part of the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Chester County.Three tractor-trailers, along with several other vehicles, crashed on the eastbound side of the turnpike near Exit 312 at Downingtown.All eastbound lanes are blocked as crews respond to the crash Monday afternoon.SkyFOX was live at the scene where a car could be seen trapped under a tractor-trailer.

Lung diseases: Covid is primarily a respiratory disease, hence its effects on the lungs are known and, one of its main symptoms is breathlessness. You can feel breathless while walking, carrying your shopping bag or going up or down the stairs. Some patients might also experience wet cough.

WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - World War II veterans who invaded Normandy in France on June 6, 1944, were honored at the WWII Memorial on the National Mall in D.C. on Monday to remember the 78th anniversary of the event.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherFriends of the National World War II Memorial, a group dedicated to teaching the importance of the memorial and what it represents, held a ceremony on Monday to honor those who fought in the largest air, land and sea invasion in military history.150,000 Allied troops, made up of American, British and Canadian forces, landed on the beaches of Nazi-occupied France 78 years ago to push inland to Western Europe.

BENGALURU : As Karnataka's capital city Bengaluru is seeing a significant rise in Covid cases, the civic body in the city has made wearing of masks mandatory in public places and decided. According to the state health department, Bengaluru urban district reported 100 new infections in a 24-hour-period on 23 May, which has more than doubled to 291 on Sunday, the state health department said in its daily health bulletin.

Gayle King has tested positive for COVID-19. On Monday, the 67-year-old anchor revealed her diagnosis. “OK, the thing I've been dreading has finally happened,” King said in a video posted to Instagram.“I just tested positive for...I got the Rona.

PIXIE Lott has finally married Oliver Cheshire two years after they postponed their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic. The singer, 31, and model, 33, tied the knot in front of family and friends inside Ely Cathedral.

Prince Louis of Cambridge 'thumb's his nose' and sticks his tongue out at his mother Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge as they attend the Platinum Pageant on The Mall on June 5, 2022, in London, England. (Photo by Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images) LONDON - Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee concluded on Sunday, a days-long celebration in honor of the monarch’s 70 years on the throne, but it was her great-grandson that stole the show. Prince Louis, 4, attended the Platinum Jubilee Pageant with his older siblings and parents, Prince William the Duchess of Cambridge, all seated together for the finale event outside Buckingham Palace.

Mumbai in the first five days of June is more than double the total number of cases in March (1,519), almost 60% of the April cases (1,795) and over 50% of the May burden (5838). No COVID deaths were reported in the past 24 hours and with that, the total COVID-related fatalities are at 19,569. In the same time span, the city also reported 318 recoveries taking the total number of recoveries to 10,45,757.  Meanwhile, earlier in the day, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope mentioned that COVID cases are surging at least in 6 districts including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Palghar districts.

Phil Foden is continuing to be monitored by England medics after testing positive for Covid-19 while on international duty with the Three Lions.

COVID on Monday, with 116 in intensive care.This is up by 11 for hospitalizations and an increase of five for ICUs since the previous day, though officials noted not all hospitals reported updated figures due to the weekend.Last Monday, there were 611 hospitalizations with 147 in ICU.According to latest data for hospitalizations from the weekend, 59 per cent were admitted for other reasons but tested positive for COVID-19. For those in ICUs, 26 per cent were admitted for other reasons.

KYIV, Ukraine — As the Russian army made its move on Kyiv in late February, the Ukrainian defences enlisted a drone pilot to pinpoint a column of military vehicles approaching the capital from the west.

MUMBAI : As Maharashtra is seeing a sudden severe surge in coronavirus cases, driven by its capital city Mumbai, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Monday said that Covid19 positivity rate is increasing in 6 districts including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Palghar districts. Mumbai on Sunday reported 961 new Covid-19 cases according to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

CAPE MAY COUNTY, N.J. - An unexpected - a possibly unwanted - visitor made its way to the Jersey shore this weekend!Beach goers were buzzing after a 12-foot-long great white shark was spotted in Cape May County on Saturday.Jim Piazza came across the "very large" shark while fishing less than a mile off Townsends Inlet, which is between Sea Isle and Avalon.It can be seen swimming alongside Piazza's boat in a video posted to the U. S.

COVID-19 and 156 in intensive care, according to data released by the province on Saturday.The figures represent a drop in the number of people in ICU and hospital as a result of the novel coronavirus compared to both Friday and last Saturday.Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said COVID-19 wastewater indicators are declining as part of a broader trend.

COVID-19 indicators are heading in the right direction ahead of what looks to be a “calm summer,” though he is concerned about BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants.Dr. Kieran Moore, the chief medical officer of health, says COVID-19 levels in wastewater are declining, as is the test positivity rate, and the number of people hospitalized due to the virus.Moore predicts a “low level of endemic activity” throughout the summer, but is already preparing for the fall as more activities take place indoors, where the risk of transmission is higher.