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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.8:50 p.m.: British Columbia has two outbreaks of COVID-19 at health-care facilities as officials reported 58 new cases across the province on Tuesday.They say the two outbreaks are in the Fraser Health region, one at Bear Creek Villa and the other at Langley Memorial Hospital. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Health officials declared an outbreak at the hospital in Langley when a patient tested positive after being discha stanley trinkflaschen rged Monday and noticed symptoms on returning home.Dr. Elizabeth Brodkin, Fraser Healths interim cups stanley chief medical health officer, says they are working to identify how many people may have been exposed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province has seen a total of 5,242 infections with 925 active cases of COVID-19, while 4,114 people who tested positive have recovered.There have been 203 deaths related to the novel coronavirus in B.C. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 6:00 p.m. As of 6 p.m. Tuesday, Ontarios regional health units are reporting a total of 43,677 confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19, including 2,837 deaths, up another 80 cases in 24 hours, according to the Stars latest count. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup As has been t Aocb COVID outbreak declared at Kingston, Ont., church
The stanley cup chair of the Halton police board is calling on Ontarios attorney general to approve the building of a new Halton courthouse arguing that the one in Milton is beyond repair.In a letter sent to Doug Downey and posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday, Feb. 13, chair Jeff Knoll issued a formal appeal concerning the long-standing issues plaguing the 491 Steeles Ave. E., facility, which he says have significantly impacted the administration of justice in Halton, as well as the health and safety of police, ministry staff, judges, legal professionals, accused persons, civil parties, witnesses, victims and the general public. The Milton courthouses deficiencies have been an open secret, underscored by repeated closures due to mould, asbestos, and structural concerns, said Knoll in his letter. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW These issues have not only posed health and safety risks but have also led to significant delays in the judicial process, affecting the rights of those awaiting trial. The temporary solutions applied thus far have been akin to Band-Aid fixes, failing to address the root causes of the courthouse inadequacies. He said the situation has been further aggravated by the courthouses inability to saf stanley flasche ely and efficiently manage the custody and transport of accused persons. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Chief Stephen Tanner of the Halton police exp stanley termoska anded on these issues.He said the cells in t