Canada's economy added almost a million jobs last month, as businesses reopened after COVID-19 shutdowns.Canada has added more than one million jobs in the past two months but employment is still well below where it was before COVID-19. (Shutterstock)Canada's economy added almost a million jobs last month, as businesses reopened after COVID-19 shutdowns. Statistics Canada reported…
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Surprise COVID-19 costs? Loopholes and mix-ups are leading to bills for thousands of dollars
Live Watch CBSN Live "CBS This Morning" is looking at coronavirus testing for the series Medical Price Roulette, a collaboration with journalism company ClearHealthCosts. When Congress passed the CARES Act in March, it was supposed to cover the costs of tests -- the goal was to ensure no one would avoid getting tested because of…
Read More »Coronavirus gender gap: Scientists try to explain why men are much more likely to die of COVID-19
When Florida couple Cecilia and Marvin Lawton were infected with the coronavirus, their daughter Briana worried her mother was most at risk because of her history of high blood pressure, diabetes and respiratory illness. But as Cecilia recovered at home, Marvin lost his battle to the virus. He died in the hospital at age 60."I…
Read More »Canada’s economy added record 953,000 jobs in June
Canadian employment rose by a record-setting 953,000 people in June as COVID-19 lockdown restrictions eased across the country. Combined with May’s gain of nearly 290,000 workers, the labour market has recovered about 40 per cent of the three million jobs that were lost during the pandemic, Statistics Canada said Friday. The unemployment rate fell to…
Read More »Policing has ‘come at a cost’
Police Minister Bheki Cele addresses SAPS officers on Friday. Police Minister Bheki Cele says policing during the Covid-19 pandemic has "come at a cost" to the SAPS as 5 000 officers became infected and 36 lost their lives. Cele called on all SAPS officers to decisively deal with both the "armed and unarmed enemy". He added…
Read More »‘The curve is no longer flat’: Nearly half of Florida’s ICUs are at least 90% full
CLOSE Florida Governor Ron DeSantis told people to "focus on facts" as coronavirus cases climb. USA TODAYFORT MYERS, Fla. – Nearly half of Florida's intensive-care units are at least 90% full, and more than 1 in 5 are completely full, according to state data.Hospitals are increasingly strained under COVID-19. Hospitalizations have jumped more than 13% just since…
Read More »Masters plan for November shows Augusta National is out of touch
Augusta is one venue where silence can never be mistaken for inaction. As the US remains in the grip of Covid-19 – and its sporting calendar is altered accordingly – it would be an error to suppose those who preside over the Masters blithely believe their event is unaffected. In his last bulletin, in early…
Read More »Boots announces plans to cut 4,000 jobs
Updated / Thursday, 9 Jul 2020 13:18 Walgreens Boots Alliance, the owner of Boots, said its most significant Covid-19 impact had come in Britain Pharmacy chain Boots plans to cut 4,000 jobs and close 48 optician stores in the UK, in the latest major blow to the country's retail sector from the Covid-19 crisis. UK…
Read More »Coronavirus: What’s happening around the world on Thursday | CBC News
The United States confirmed more than 58,000 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, the biggest increase ever reported by a country in a single day. Here's what's happening in the U.S. and around the world.Health-care workers test patients at the COVID-19 drive-thru testing site in St. Petersburg, Florida. The U.S. reported more than 58,000 new COVID-19 cases…
Read More »Covid-19: 53% of India’s virus deaths are over 60 years of age, says govt
Home >News >India >Covid-19: 53% of India's virus deaths are over 60 years of age, says govt Rajesh Bhushan, OSD, Ministry of Health (ANI) 4 min read . Updated: 09 Jul 2020, 04:40 PM IST Edited By Aparna Banerjea The Ministry also informed that according to WHO report, there are 538 cases per million population…
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