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Ontario changes the directive on PPE for long-term care homes

As Ontario continues into the second wave of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the province has updated its directives that govern rules related to personal protective equipment for both regulated and unregulated health care staff at hospitals, long-term care, and retirement homes. The updated directive makes it easier for unregulated health professionals – like support workers, […]

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Victim of an apparent drowning incident receives emergency care

A man, 29-years old died despite emergency care after an apparent drowning. The incident occurred in a Mississauga condo pool. The surveillance footage captured the man in the pool according to Peel police. Watery ordeal The Peel paramedics were called to the scene at a condo building on Queen Frederica Drive and transported the man

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Shoppers fined $880 for failing to wear a face mask indoors

The Ottawa Bylaw issued $880 fines to three Ottawa shoppers for failing to wear a mask in an indoor public space during the COVID-19 pandemic. The three charges were issued for mask violators in contravention of Provincial Orders. The fine for failing to comply with a Provincial Order is $880 including the victim surcharge. Bylaw

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Face masks now mandatory in Winnipeg and surrounding areas

The increased public health restrictions in Winnipeg metro region start today – face masks are now mandatory in all indoor public spaces, while a ban on gatherings of more than 10 people indoors and outdoors starts. The increased restrictions come amid a rise in positive COVID-19 cases in Winnipeg in recent weeks. The province stated

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CPR given to a shooting victim in a downtown location

The victim of the Downtown Eastside shooting was given CPR. The police have identified the man who was killed after the shooting incident. Shooting ordeal Officers were called to the Savoy Hotel and arrived to find that someone utilized bear spray which made it hard for everyone inside to breathe. The police officers found a

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Ottawa bylaw to start ticketing mask violations

Ottawa bylaw officers will now be handing out fines, not warnings, to any individual or business flaunting the city’s indoor mask requirements. According to Ottawa’s bylaw department, the “warning phase” is ending for the city’s temporary mask rules, first set in mid-July and recently expanded to at least the end of October. Anyone who refuses

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The city of Edmonton ends mask-exemption card distribution

The City of Edmonton announced that its mask-exemption cards would no longer be available at city recreation facilities, just 5 days after it was launched. The cards were handed out until 3 PM Wednesday at seven city-run recreational facilities. The city stated that it was unable to say when alternate distribution would happen for those

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A family saves the life of a man with the delivery of CPR

The family had first aid and CPR training taken separately, but they saved a life together. The Keats family from Dover were recognized for their efforts in reviving a man who nearly choked to death. Tony Keats provides home support for the man who has autism. When the man was eating lunch, he started to

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