August 8: Brazil nears 100,000 COVID-19 deaths; Toronto considers shorter school days
The decision reversed the province’s earlier insistence that Ottawa should help Alberta fix its own smartphone contact-tracing system that had been beset by technical limitations and user complaints, while ensuring that the two apps work together.
.is seeing a flood of local visitors, many of its tourism providers — especially those that cater more toward international visitors — are . They face other issues such as lower operational capacity due to health regulations, limited staff and a lack of government support tailored to their often-seasonal businesses.since April 20. Yukon residents who were in Dawson City between July 20 and Aug. 7 are advised to monitor themselves for any symptoms of COVID-19.
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