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Ontario's fiscal watchdog projects smaller deficit due to lower-than-planned spending

Ontario's fiscal watchdog projects smaller deficit due to lower-than-planned spending

Ontario's fiscal watchdog is projecting a deficit that's $5.4 billion smaller than the most recent government projection because of lower-than-anticipated program spending.
Health officials report five more COVID-19-related deaths in New Brunswick

Health officials report five more COVID-19-related deaths in New Brunswick

FREDERICTON — Health officials in New Brunswick are reporting five more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus. There have now been 438 COVID-19-related deaths in the province since the start of the pandemic.
Quebec reports 35 more COVID-19 deaths, 82-patient rise in hospitalizations

Quebec reports 35 more COVID-19 deaths, 82-patient rise in hospitalizations

MONTREAL — Quebec is reporting 35 more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus and a 82-patient rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
UK buys more vaccines for monkeypox as cases top 2,100

UK buys more vaccines for monkeypox as cases top 2,100

LONDON (AP) — British has bought another 100,000 doses of vaccine to stop monkeypox as the number of cases across the country has risen to more than 2,130, the majority of them in London, officials said Tuesday.
Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, their families

Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, their families

Freddy Fernandez almost wasn’t here, on his couch in his Missouri home, his baby on his lap, gnawing on the pulse oximeter that he uses to check his oxygen levels after a months-long bout with COVID-19.
Charlottetown hospital calls Code Orange after accident prompts need for more staff

Charlottetown hospital calls Code Orange after accident prompts need for more staff

CHARLOTTETOWN — A serious car crash that injured four people prompted the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown to activate Code Orange protocols Monday evening.
WHO: COVID triples across Europe, hospitalizations double

WHO: COVID triples across Europe, hospitalizations double

LONDON (AP) — The World Health Organization said Tuesday that coronavirus cases have tripled across Europe in the past six weeks, accounting for nearly half of all infections globally.

Cyprus president tests positive for COVID-19, mild symptoms

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — The president of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, has tested positive for the coronavirus, a government official said Tuesday. Government spokesman Marios Pelekanos said Anastasiades tested positive during routine testing.
Authorities in south China apologize over COVID-19 break-ins

Authorities in south China apologize over COVID-19 break-ins

BEIJING (AP) — Authorities in southern China have apologized for breaking into the homes of people who had been taken to a quarantine hotel in the latest example of heavy-handed virus-prevention measures that have sparked a rare public backlash.
Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, families

Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, families

Freddy Fernandez almost wasn’t here, on his couch in his Missouri home, his baby on his lap, gnawing on the pulse oximeter that he uses to check his oxygen levels after a months-long bout with COVID-19.