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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.7:05 p.m. British Columbia health officials are reporting five new deaths due to COVID-19 bringing the total fatalities in the province to 2,730, reports The Canadian Press.A news release Thursday says the province reported 1,318 new cases of the virus, although officials have said this number is likely much higher, because B.C. has reached its testing capacity, according to CP. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Official
stanley termosar s say they will no longer provide the number of active cases or those who are out of isolation.They say the number of people in hospital with COVID-19 is 867, a drop from 985 last Thursday, while 138 people are in intensive care. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They say 90.4 per cent of those eligible aged 12 and older have had two shots of a vaccine, while 51.1 per cent of those have also had a booster dose.Provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, has said all regulated health workers including dentists, pharmacists, doctors and chiropractor
stanley trinkflaschen s will be required to have their first shot of a COVID-19 vaccine by March 24 and the second dose within 35 days. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley thermosflasche 5:45 p.m. The Ontario government says it has successfully petitioned a court to freeze access to mill Boym LCBO reducing store hours across province in response to coronavirus pandemic
Azim Raheem, a Grade 12 student at North Albion Collegiate, is a standout volleyball player who stands six-seven.His school teams in elementary school had won city titles, last year North Albion qualified to compete at
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vaso stanley tics Associations OFSAA and he impressed scouts at a U.S. tournament while playing with his Pakmen volleyball club.Because of his volleyball ability, the right-side hitter is headed to Harvard University next school year, with financial support over four years, but for him, the journey is about the academics. Hell attend with an undecided major in first year, but plans to get into engineering, business or teaching. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley cup becher Heres a Q-and-A聽 edited for length and clarity with the 17-year-old who has lived in north Etobicoke most of his life.How much of an opportunity is this ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I learned quickly with volleyball that this was going to be a tool. Volleyballs fun; I might end up playing professional, but something that one of my mentors told me is that you want to use volleyball to put yourself in a position that you dont need volleyball ever again 鈥?With Harvard, this is changing my trajectory completely to where I have a life after volleyball. Im going to a super academic school; ending up with a Harvard undergraduate degree is an amazing thing. Its going to set me up for my academics. Its going to s
