in Ontario, The outdoor entertainment facilities will reopen on Saturday, but there are some restrictions, as outdoor gatherings of up to 5 people will be allowed again.

The province announced the news on Thursday because Announced a three-step reopening plan Starting in mid-June, this will remove restrictions on public health based on vaccination rates and other health indicators.

When the plan was released, health officials stated that the province’s control of the pandemic was improving due to current health measures. Except for some newly announced outdoor activity changes, the current to-do orders at home will remain until June 2.

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Simultaneously, Alberta, Similarly, the overall number of COVID-19 cases has declined, Welcome all K-12 students back to the classroom Except for the Woodwood Buffalo Regional Municipality next week.

The province said that home learning at Wood Buffalo schools, including Fort McMurray, will be extended by another week because the state’s case numbers have not dropped to the same level as in other regions.

The chief medical officer of the Alberta Department of Health said at a press conference on Thursday that even if the number of cases drops, it is vital that people be as close to home as possible this weekend.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw urged residents to avoid face-to-face communication with people outside of their families (especially people indoors), saying: “We are gaining momentum, but it is very fragile and we cannot take a vacation this weekend.” Avoid unnecessary travel.

When students from Alberta returned to class, Nova Scotia Yes Insist on online learning Throughout the school year following the recent surge in COVID-19 cases.

The chief medical officer of the province’s Ministry of Health said this week that the upcoming Victoria Day long weekend will have to be a quiet weekend similar to last year.

Dr. Robert Strong said: “These variants make the current situation very different and difficult.”

Provincial park campgrounds have been closed, and private campgrounds are only open to seasonal campers. People can go to their huts or seasonal campgrounds outside the community, but only if they stay there for the next few months.

Manitoba Officials also urged residents to comply with public health orders, with new restrictions on Saturday, and Prime Minister Brian Pallister called the province the “darkest day” of the pandemic.

Watch | With the surge in cases, Manitoba has tightened restrictions on COVID-19:

Manitoba has tightened restrictions on COVID-19, including a ban on outdoor social gatherings due to a surge in cases and some ICU patients were transferred to hospitals in northwestern Ontario. 2:01

Provincial Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Brent Rusin announced on Thursday that Manitoba people will be banned Get together outdoors with people from outside the family And each household can only allow one person to open a business at a given time.

The new public health restrictions occurred on the second day after Manitoba sent three COVID-19 ICU patients to a hospital in Thunder Bay, Ontario, because the recent surge in severe cases has threatened the capacity of the local ICU.

-From the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation News and Canadian News Agency, the latest update time is 7:30 AM Eastern Time

What is happening in Canada around the world

As of 7:30 am Eastern Time on Friday, Canada has reported 1,347,445 confirmed COVID-19 cases, of which 59,968 are active cases. The total number of deaths on CBC News is 25,111.

in Quebec, Health officials reported on Thursday 662 new cases The death toll of COVID-19 and 8 other deaths.

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Bassist Francis Palma-Pelletier is part of a new project in Quebec that aims to allow classical and jazz musicians to perform in the vaccine clinic. 6:53

Ontario,at the same time, 2,400 new cases Another 27 people died. The province reported that 1,320 people were hospitalized and 721 people received intensive care.

Throughout the north, Nunavut Two new COVID-19 cases were reported on Thursday, and two Yukon Territory with North-west region No new cases have been reported.

Four new cases reported in Newfoundland and Labrador on Thursday New Brunswick Reported seven with Nova Scotia Report 65. Prince Edward Island The last time the updated data was provided was on Wednesday, when it reported Five new cases.

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COVID-19 restrictions have rekindled some classic NHL contenders, including the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens-they have not met in the playoffs in 40 years. 2:01

In the Prairie Province on Thursday, Manitoba 603 new COVID-19 cases reported -A single day record-and three other deaths. Saskatchewan 146 new cases were reported and no other deaths, in spite of Alberta 812 new cases have been reported and another 4 deaths.

Health officials at British Columbia Reported 357 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday And three other people died.

-From the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation News and Canadian News Agency, the latest update time is 7:30 AM Eastern Time

What happened around the world

The tracking dashboard of the US-based Johns Hopkins University shows that as of Friday morning, 165.5 million COVID-19 cases have been reported worldwide. The reported global death toll exceeds 3.4 million.

inside Asia Pacific In the past 24 hours, India’s confirmed coronavirus counts are still below record levels, but the authorities are concerned that fungal infections will attack people with weakened immune systems. Doctors suspect that the sudden increase in mucormycosis or “black fungus” infection may be related to the use of steroids to treat COVID-19. May cause difficulty breathing and coughing.

India has reported 4,209 COVID-19 deaths in the past 24 hours and confirmed 259,591 new confirmed cases. Experts believe that these two figures are underestimated.

Taiwan has reported 312 new confirmed cases since Friday, which is the most serious outbreak since the pandemic began. Health Minister Chen Shizhong said that most of the cases have a clear source, but 72 of the new cases are clearly not related to previous infections.

inside Americas, Argentina will strengthen lock-in measures to combat the second wave of severe situations, because last week’s daily cases and deaths hit a new high.

in EuropeSpain announced on Monday that it would lift restrictions on travelers from the United Kingdom, saying that British tourists play a key role in the Spanish economy. The Spanish authorities published the rule changes in the government gazette on Friday. Travel restrictions from Japan have also been lifted.

in AfricaThe Kenyan Ministry of Health said it is negotiating with vaccine manufacturers (such as Johnson & Johnson) because the drug is seeking an alternative to the delayed AstraZeneca injection from India.

inside middle EastUS drugmaker Pfizer Inc. and its German partner BioNTech SE said on Thursday that they will provide Turkey with another 60 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine. The drug maker said in a joint statement that the latest agreement also includes the option to increase 30 million doses, which will bring the total dose provided to Turkey this year to 120 million doses.

– From the Associated Press and Reuters, the latest update time is 7:30 am EST