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ont Ontario reports 3,166 new COVID-19 cases, says data may not be complete due to technical issues. India reports a new record of 414,188 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in 24 hours Manitoba workers to get 5 days of COVID-19 sick leave. Ontario reports 3,166 new COVID-19 cases, says data may not be complete due to technical issues. This critical care paramedic worked a week of 12-hour shifts to help keep Ontario's ICUs from overflowing. New COVID lockdowns took a big bite out of Canada's job market last month. Canada 'ready to discuss' waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines. New COVID-19 measures are in place in Alberta. Here's what's changing. Regina man who lost parents to COVID-19 channels grief into food drive supporting hundreds. Some inmates being released from Nova Scotia jails in attempt to slow COVID-19 spread. uk AstraZenica: More than 240 reports of blood clots in U.K. U.K. to offer adults under 40 alternative vaccines to AstraZeneca-Oxford over blood clot concerns People under 40 in Britain will no longer be given the British AstraZeneca-Oxford coronavirus vaccine if another shot is available because of a link to rare, but serious, blood clots, the government said Friday.

manitoba Salons, gyms among many businesses closing Sunday for Manitoba's 3-week lockdown Restaurants, bars must shut down in-person dining under new public health orders Restaurants, bars and patios in Manitoba will once again have to close to in-person dining as of Sunday, while many other businesses will have to shut down entirely for three weeks, as the province works to slow its rising third wave of COVID-19. "We've done this before and I know that Manitobans can do it again. This time, we do see that hope. We do see a summer where we have high vaccine uptake and low COVID numbers," Chief Provincial Public Health Officer Dr. Brent Roussin said at a Friday evening news conference. Gyms, museums and day camps in Manitoba are among those that will have to shut down under the new health orders, which come into effect as of 12:01 a.m. Sunday. So will fitness centres, galleries and libraries. Casinos will remain closed, and VLTs will not be allowed to operate. Indoor religious, cultural and community gatherings will also no longer be allowed starting Sunday. Outdoor gatherings in public areas involving people from more than one household will be limited to a maximum of five people, down from the current limit of 10. Self-help gatherings will be allowed to continue, but are also limited to 10 participants. Restaurants and bars can remain open, but only takeout and delivery service will be allowed. Visits to private residences — whether indoors or outdoors — remain prohibited, per existing public health orders. ns N.S. reports 227 new COVID-19 cases, but province warns at least 200 more cases not in tally As the province reports one new death from COVID-19 and 227 new cases — an all-time high — Premier Iain Rankin announced Friday that schools will remain closed for at least the rest of the month and new border restrictions will come into effect at 8 a.m. on Monday. The person who died was a woman in her 70s who lived in the central health zone. She died at home. In addition to the 227 new cases, Rankin said there are more than 200 other cases that have been identified but have not been fully processed by Public Health, and so have not been included in daily tallies. Rankin urged Nova Scotians to abide by public health restrictions to stem rising case counts. "We need you to stop — stop looking for loopholes, stop sneaking to another community to shop or visit your friends, stop trying to find an excuse to go to your cottage, stop shopping just for fun. Stop acting as if the third wave is the same as the first or the second, because it isn't. It's more aggressive, more deadly and we're all at increased risk."