At present’s coronavirus information: Ontario reporting 1,003 circumstances of COVID-19, 85 new circumstances in faculties; Peel Area stays beneath modified Stage 2 restrictions

The most recent coronavirus information from Canada and all over the world Friday. This file might be up to date all through the day. Net hyperlinks to longer tales if out there.

7:21 p.m.: The Ontario Actual Property Affiliation (OREA) says brokers at the moment are permitted to carry open homes in areas which were designated “green-prevent,” “yellow-protect” and “orange-restrict” beneath the brand new Provincial COVID-19 framework.

Which means brokers in Toronto, York Area and Ottawa can resume that apply on Saturday.

Below the brand new system, introduced by the Province this week, open homes will not be permitted within the “red-control” and lockdown classes.

The Province introduced on Friday that Peel Area might be designated “pink” on Saturday as a result of excessive charges of an infection.

The affiliation and the Toronto Regional Actual Property Board are persevering with to advise realtors to keep away from open homes and use digital promoting instruments every time potential. In-person showings are allowed by appointment for certified purchasers so long as public well being pointers are adopted.

3:53 p.m: There have been 253,805 confirmed circumstances of COVID-19 in Canada, together with 10,425 deaths, and 210,145 which were resolved, in line with The Canadian Press.

This breaks down as follows (NOTE: The Star does its personal depend for Ontario; see elsewhere this file.):

Three p.m. Nova Scotia is reporting two new circumstances of COVID-19.

There at the moment are 16 energetic circumstances of novel coronavirus within the province.

Well being officers say the brand new circumstances are within the central well being zone, with one a detailed contact of a case reported Thursday and the opposite beneath investigation.

There was a complete of 1,121 constructive circumstances, with 1,040 circumstances now resolved, and there have been 65 deaths.

2:30 p.m. When a COVID-19 vaccine is obtainable, who ought to get it first?

It’s a query bioethicists, epidemiologists and public well being specialists are wrestling with now, whilst a secure and efficient vaccine stays an unsure purpose.

Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public well being officer, mentioned earlier this week she is “cautiously optimistic” a secure and efficient vaccine might be out there within the “first quarter of 2021.”

At any time when it arrives, there’s a presumption that demand for the vaccine will initially outstrip provide, so governments must develop a transparent plan for who needs to be prioritized.

On Tuesday, Canada’s Nationwide Advisory Committee on Immunization launched preliminary pointers, figuring out 4 key teams for prioritization: 1) these at excessive danger of extreme sickness or loss of life, together with older folks and other people with high-risk situations; 2) folks probably to transmit the virus to those that are excessive danger, together with front-line health-care employees; 3) important employees who can’t do their jobs from dwelling; and 4) others whose dwelling and dealing situations put them at elevated danger of an infection and the place an infection may have “disproportionate” penalties.

The rules, that are non-binding and meant to advise regional public well being officers, are essentially obscure given the uncertainty round a possible vaccine and the way scarce preliminary doses may be.

Learn the total story from the Star’s Brendan Kennedy: COVID-19 vaccine technique ought to tackle systemic racism, bioethicists say

2:16 p.m. The Manitoba authorities is rising restrictions within the southern well being area as COVID-19 numbers proceed to climb.

The area is being moved to the pink, or important, code on the province’s pandemic response scale, which implies eating places and bars should shut aside from takeout and supply.

Capability limits for spiritual providers and different gatherings are being lowered as nicely.

Comparable restrictions have been ordered within the larger Winnipeg area lately in an try to sluggish the unfold of COVID-19.

Well being officers are reporting 242 new circumstances throughout the province and 5 extra deaths.

Chief public well being officer, Dr. Brent Roussin, says folks ought to keep dwelling as a lot as potential, and shouldn’t be socializing with anybody exterior their households.

2:07 p.m Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says some COVID-19 vaccine candidates anticipated within the new yr will pose important logistical and distribution challenges.

Trudeau says he hopes a viable vaccine might be out there to Canadians within the spring however notes a few of theinitial doseswill require “extraordinarily excessive levels of logistical assist” akin to freezers that may maintain the vaccines at -80 levels C.

He says these situations don’t make it simple for mass distribution to pharmacies throughout the nation, however that different vaccines anticipated to reach later could also be simpler to deal with.

Trudeau says Canada would require “a really subtle plan” to have the ability to roll out vaccines in “the suitable approach” and “to the suitable folks.”

Earlier this week the Nationwide Advisory Committee on Immunization outlined 4 key teams that needs to be prioritized for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Trudeau says these embody populations with “a excessive diploma of vulnerability,” akin to Indigenous peoples and frontline well being employees.

(UPDATED) 1:40 p.m. Excessive numbers of COVID-19 in Peel Area — significantly in Brampton — are maintaining it in Ontario’s pink or “management” zone of restrictions, however some indoor eating can resume and gymnasiums reopen whereas film theatres should stay closed beneath Ontario’s new framework.

Peel had been slated for a bigger easing of public well being measures together with York Area and Ottawa on Saturday till a sudden enhance in pandemic indicators began “going by the roof,” Premier Doug Ford mentioned Friday.

Regardless of that spike, eating places in Peel “can nonetheless have clients are available” to a most of 10 indoors at anyone time with not more than 4 diners per desk, Ford informed his every day information convention. Strip golf equipment should stay

Peel, York, Ottawa and Toronto have been within the earlier system of modified Stage 2 restrictions with a ban on indoor eating and closures of gyms and theatres since mid-October.

Learn the total story from the Star’s Rob Ferguson: Peel Area held again from enterprise reopenings due to excessive variety of COVID-19 circumstances

1:25 p.m. Saskatchewan’s Opposition chief says Premier Scott Moe is pandering to these within the province immune to extra measures to sluggish the unfold of COVID-19.

Ryan Meili suggests Moe noticed the pattern of rising circumstances through the provincial election marketing campaign however determined to attend till after the Oct. 26 vote to take motion.

Beginning immediately, masks should be worn in indoor public areas in Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert ——cities the place a majority of the brand new unfold is going on.

The utmost restrict for folks allowed to collect inside a house has dropped to 10 from 15.

The province set a brand new report Thursday for circumstances in a single day with 129 new infections.

1:20 p.m. Nunavut’s chief public well being officer has confirmed the territory’s first case of COVID-19.

Michael Patterson says in a information launch that the confirmed case is within the Hudson Bay neighborhood of Sanikiluaq, the place about 850 folks dwell

Patterson says his division has began contact tracing and a fast response crew has been despatched to the neighborhood.

Patterson says to include a possible unfold, all Sanikiluaq residents ought to stay at dwelling and restrict contact with others, together with members of the family not dwelling in the identical family.

The discharge says the person is in isolation together with household and all are doing nicely.

All journey to and from Sanikiluaq is restricted, apart from cargo shipments and emergency journey.

Grocery shops will function at diminished hours and customers are required to put on masks.

12:20 p.m. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the pressure of surging COVID-19 case numbers ought to make us consider family members and family all of us should defend.

Trudeau says he’s pondering of his godfather and uncle Tom Walker, who has been out and in of hospital and needed to be readmitted final night time.

He says “this case is critical” and now shouldn’t be the time to let our guard down.

He notes rising proof that aerosol unfold is a vector of transmission and that winter climate will quickly drive many Canadians indoors into much less well-ventilated areas.

He says we should do every thing we are able to now to scale back outbreaks.

12:15 p.m. Public well being officers in New Brunswick have reported one new case of COVID-19 immediately.

The case was discovered within the Campbellton area in north New Brunswick and the particular person is at the moment self-isolating.

The most recent case brings the province’s whole variety of energetic circumstances to 24.

The Campbellton area moved again into the yellow stage of restoration immediately after a downward pattern within the variety of circumstances and an infection danger, in line with public well being authorities.

11:45 a.m. The federal authorities is promising one other $155 million in help for high-tech and research-oriented firms that typically don’t qualify for the federal pandemic wage subsidy.

The wage-subsidy program requires firms searching for assist to indicate that their revenues have shrunk within the COVID-19 pandemic, so it leaves out companies that don’t have income as a result of they’re nonetheless engaged on bringing merchandise to market.

The brand new cash is being supplied by what’s known as the Innovation Help Program, which was boosted with $250 million in April as soon as the federal government acknowledged the hole within the wage-subsidy program.

11:58 a.m. A Quebec public well being institute in says it doesn’t count on the variety of new COVID-19 circumstances within the province to exceed the capability of the province’s hospital over the subsequent 4 weeks.

The Nationwide Institute of Excellence in Well being and Social Companies says it’s anxious, nonetheless, that the state of affairs exterior of the Montreal space may change.

In the meantime, two persons are useless and 39 persons are in hospital as a result of an outbreak of COVID-19 at a personal seniors residence within the Gaspe area, northeast of Quebec Metropolis.

11:30 a.m. Quebec is reporting 1,133 new circumstances of COVID-19 immediately and 25 extra deaths related to the novel coronavirus.

Provincial well being authorities say 539 persons are at the moment in hospital, a rise of 1 from the day before today, and of these 77 are in intensive care, a decline of 5 from the day before today.

The Well being Division says 28,807 assessments have been performed on Nov. 4, the latest date for which information is obtainable, the best variety of assessments performed in a single day within the province in additional than per week.

There have now been a complete of 112,189 confirmed circumstances of COVID-19 reported in Quebec and 6,403 deaths related to the novel coronavirus.

11:25 a.m. The federal Indigenous Companies Division says there have been 254 new circumstances of COVID-19 in Indigenous communities within the final week of October.

Finally depend, there have been 542 energetic circumstances on First Nations.

The division says the rise is usually attributable to massive gatherings in each private and non-private locations, the place individuals didn’t put on masks or keep a secure distance aside.

One massive group occasion in Saskatchewan led to 11 separate outbreaks within the province.

The federal government says it’s working significantly intently with First Nations and the provincial authorities in Manitoba to attempt to get outbreaks there beneath management.

11 a.m. Ontario is reporting a further 85 new circumstances in public faculties throughout the province, bringing the full within the final two weeks to 914 and a couple of,628 general since faculty started.

In its newest information launched Friday morning, the province reported 49 extra college students have been contaminated for a complete of 525 within the final two weeks; since faculty started there have been an general whole of 1,484.

The info exhibits there are eight extra employees members contaminated for a complete of 81 within the final two weeks — and an general whole of 328. The most recent report additionally exhibits 28 extra contaminated people who weren’t recognized for a complete of 308 in that class within the final two weeks — and an general whole of 816.

There are 582 faculties with a reported case, which the province notes is 12 per cent of the 4,828 public faculties in Ontario.

One faculty is closed due to an outbreak.

Elder’s Mills Public Faculty, a French-immersion elementary faculty in Woodbridge, closed Monday after seven confirmed circumstances of COVID-19. The varsity is about to reopen on Nov. 11.

There’s a lag between the every day provincial information at 10:30 a.m. and information experiences about infections in faculties. The provincial information on Thursday is present as of two p.m. Wednesday. It additionally doesn’t point out the place the place of transmission occurred.

The Toronto District Faculty Board updates its info on present COVID-19 circumstances all through the day on its web site. As of 11 a.m. Friday, there have been 192 TDSB faculties with at the very least one energetic case — 275 college students and 68 employees.

The Toronto Catholic District Faculty Board additionally updates its info on its web site. As of Friday at 9:30 a.m., there have been 112 faculties with at the very least one confirmed case — 91 college students and 18 employees.

Epidemiologists have informed the Star that the rising numbers within the faculties aren’t a shock, and that the circumstances might be proportionate to the quantity of COVID that’s in the neighborhood.

10:50 a.m. The Houston Texans returned to their facility on Friday, a day after it was closed following a constructive COVID-19 check by a participant.

Interim coach Romeo Crennel mentioned the crew had no extra constructive assessments and it could resume apply Friday for Sunday’s recreation at Jacksonville.

Linebacker Jacob Martin’s constructive check on Wednesday night time pressured the closure of the ability Thursday. Linebackers Whitney Mercilus and Dylan Cole may also miss Sunday’s recreation after the NFL decided they’d been in shut contact with Martin.

10:18 a.m. (might be up to date) Ontario is reporting 1,003 circumstances of COVID-19. Domestically, there are 300 new circumstances in Toronto, 280 in Peel and 125 in York Area. 41,300 assessments have been accomplished.

10:04 a.m. Russia for the primary time reported greater than 20,000 COVID-19 circumstances within the final day as a surge in some areas is overwhelming native hospitals’ skill to take care of sufferers.

There have been 20,582 new coronavirus infections within the final day, with two-thirds of them exterior of Moscow, the federal government’s virus response heart mentioned Friday. Russia has reported 1,733,440 whole circumstances, the fourth-most globally.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin Thursday mentioned an infection charges and hospitalizations within the capital resumed their uptrend early this week and prolonged an order to maintain older schoolchildren at dwelling for an additional two weeks.

The illness’s unfold in areas past Moscow and St. Petersburg has highlighted the issues plaguing Russia’s underfunded health-care system, with many areas struggling to deal with the inflow of sick folks. The surge comes as federal authorities resist wider lockdowns, whilst European nations from the U.Okay. to Greece have tightened restrictions this week.

Greater than 45,000 folks have died with COVID-19 since April, in line with authorities information, which cowl solely the interval April-August.

9:50 a.m. Air air pollution in elements of New Delhi have climbed to ranges round 9 instances what the World Well being Group considers secure, turning gray winter skies right into a putrid yellow and shrouding nationwide monuments. Ranges of essentially the most harmful particles, known as PM 2.5, climbed to round 250 micrograms per cubic meter, which is taken into account hazardous to breathe, in line with the state-run System of Air High quality Climate Forecasting and Analysis.

The throat-burning smoke commonly turns the town of 20 million folks into the world’s most polluted presently of the yr.

This yr’s haze, nonetheless, comes as New Delhi battles a brand new surge in coronavirus infections, and well being specialists worry that if the air high quality continues to worsen, then folks with power medical situations may change into extra weak.

“We’re already registering extra infections after the air high quality began to deteriorate. I worry issues will solely worsen from right here on,” mentioned Arvind Kumar, a chest surgeon in New Delhi.

India has reported the second most coronavirus infections on this planet after the USA, with greater than 8.Four million confirmed circumstances and practically 125,000 deaths. The variety of new every day infections reported throughout the nation has slowed since mid-September, however New Delhi has lately seen a brand new surge.

9 a.m. Virus strain is mounting at nursing houses in France, the place greater than 400 folks with COVID-19 have died prior to now week and a few residents are once more being confined to their rooms and lower off from their households.

“I cry each day,” mentioned Patricia Deliry, 81, whose daughter often offers every day help at her Paris care dwelling however has been saved away for the previous two weeks as a part of the house’s virus safety efforts. Deliry hasn’t been capable of see fellow residents both. “We’re confined, closed in from morning to nighttime.”

French Well being Minister Olivier Veran mentioned Friday that the federal government is sending 1.6 million fast virus assessments to care houses throughout the nation to permit them to check personnel. It’s a part of efforts to keep away from mass new confinement of nursing dwelling residents after the anguish precipitated throughout a nationwide lockdown within the spring. Germany launched an identical program this week.

8:35 a.m. Statistics Canada says the tempo of job progress slowed in October because the economic system added 84,000 jobs within the month in contrast with 378,000 in September.

The unemployment fee was 8.9 per cent in contrast with 9.zero per cent in September.

The common economist estimate was for a achieve of 100,000 jobs in October and an unemployment fee of 8.Eight per cent, in line with monetary information agency Refinitiv.

8:04 a.m. Abroad travellers needs to be quarantined in accommodations guarded by police, an inquiry into an Australian metropolis’s bungled quarantine program reported on Friday.

The Victoria state authorities’s determination to make use of personal safety companies as an alternative of police and the navy to implement quarantines in Melbourne accommodations has been extensively blamed for lax an infection controls that led to Australia’s worst virus resurgence in its second-largest metropolis.

An inquiry into that quarantine program beneficial in an interim report “a 24/7 police presence on-site at every quarantine facility.”

The federal government closed Melbourne Airport to worldwide arrivals in July earlier than commissioning retired decide Jennifer Coate to analyze what went flawed in resort quarantine, which has been blamed for just about all COVID-19 neighborhood transmission in Victoria.

Coate will ship her last report and findings, together with who made the choices to rent personal safety and rebuff the navy’s provide of assist, by Dec. 21.

8:02 a.m. The highest two divisions in Czech soccer might be allowed to restart after a month break brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Sports activities competitions have been stopped within the Czech Republic on Oct. 12 amid a report surge in virus infections.

The federal government has agreed to permit exceptions beneath strict situations. Soccer would be the first to renew. The video games might be performed in empty stadiums.

The highest division says all gamers and employees must bear virus assessments between video games. The league will restart with a match between Jablonec and Brno on Friday.

Czech golf equipment Sparta Prague, Slavia Prague and Liberec have been allowed to play within the Europa League regardless of the ban on video games within the nation. All of them at the moment have a number of gamers who’ve examined constructive for the coronavirus.

7:16 a.m. The College of Maryland’s Faculty Park campus will transition to largely on-line programs after the varsity’s Thanksgiving break as a result of issues about rising COVID-19 circumstances.

The varsity’s President, Darryll Pines, mentioned Thursday in a letter to the college neighborhood that college students who plan to journey from campus for the vacation ought to plan to stay away till the tip of the semester. College students who select to stay in residence halls for Thanksgiving could keep till the tip of the semester.

“Like lots of you, I want for a return to normalcy for our college, together with the total resumption of in-person lessons and extracurricular actions. But this virus continues to demand vigilance, endurance and perseverance,” Pines mentioned. “I consider the actions outlined above are prudent, data-driven, and in the most effective pursuits of our college neighborhood.”

The varsity may also be offering campus-wide COVID-19 testing the week previous to Thanksgiving break.

6:20 a.m.: Slovenian police say they’ve detained 10 folks following violent protests within the capital Ljubljana towards lockdown measures designed to curb the unfold of the brand new coronavirus.

A number of hundred offended protesters on Thursday threw bottles, flares and rocks on the police who used tear fuel and water cannon to disperse them in a uncommon riot in what within the often calm Alpine nation.

The collect was organized in violation of a ban on gatherings that’s in place in Slovenia as a part of anti-virus guidelines. Public broadcaster RTV Slovenia says a number of the protesters attacked media crews, hitting a photojournalist on the top.

5:55 a.m.: Australia’s highest courtroom on Friday upheld the closure of a state’s border and dismissed billionaire businessman Clive Palmer’s argument that the pandemic measure was unconstitutional.

The seven Excessive Courtroom judges dominated that Western Australia’s state border closure to non-essential journey utilized throughout “a hazard within the nature of a plague or epidemic” complied with the structure.

The state shut its border to the remainder of Australia on April 5 and has not recorded any circumstances of COVID-19 neighborhood transmission since April 11.

In different developments within the Asia-Pacific area:

— China has briefly banned the entry of foreigners from at the very least eight nations as COVID-19 circumstances rise in Europe and elsewhere. Non-Chinese language can now not enter from Russia, France, Italy, the UK, Belgium, the Philippines, India and Bangladesh, even when they maintain a sound visa or residence allow for China.

— India has recorded 47,638 new circumstances of the coronavirus, taking its whole to eight.Four million. Deaths rose by 670 within the final 24 hours, driving whole fatalities to 124,985 on Friday, well being ministry information confirmed. India has the world’s second-highest caseload behind the USA.

5 a.m.: Mary Moore by no means felt the standard signs of COVID-19.

The 80-year-old resident of Toronto’s shelter system by no means got here down with a fever, by no means felt her chest tighten or a cough tickle her throat. Regardless of sharing a room at an Etobicoke girls’s shelter with three others, and regardless of the danger of her age, she hadn’t been terrified of contracting the virus.

However then, final month, she obtained sick — and quick. At first, it was onerous to pinpoint exactly what was flawed.

“You understand while you really feel there’s one thing simply not proper?” Moore mentioned. She requested employees to assist her get to a close-by hospital. Then issues began to deteriorate.

A check confirmed that she’d contracted COVID-19. However for the subsequent few weeks, as she battled the virus in hospital, her main symptom nonetheless wasn’t one which she acknowledged from warnings. She was hallucinating — imagining small animals in her hospital room, or that she’d been discharged, and was sitting all the way down to a meal in Toronto’s Chinatown neighbourhood.

Learn the total story by Victoria Gibson right here.

5 a.m.: Greater than 1 / 4 million Danes went into lockdown Friday in a northern area of the nation the place a mutated variation of the coronavirus has contaminated minks being farmed for his or her fur, resulting in an order to kill thousands and thousands of the animals.

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen mentioned the transfer was include the virus, and it got here two days after the federal government ordered the cull of all 15 million minks bred at Denmark’s 1,139 mink farms.

In seven northern Denmark municipalities with some 280,000 residents sport and cultural actions have been suspended, public transportation has been stopped and regional borders have been closed. Solely folks with so-called “important capabilities” akin to police and well being officers and completely different authorities are being permitted to cross municipal boundaries.

Folks within the area have been urged to to be examined. As of Saturday, eating places should shut, and faculty college students from fifth grade and up will swap to distant studying Monday.

“We should knock down fully this virus variant,” Well being Minister Magnus Heunicke mentioned Thursday, including that the mutated virus had been present in 12 folks — 11 in northern Denmark and one in western Denmark.

Final month, Denmark began culling thousands and thousands of minks within the north of the nation after COVID-19 infections have been reported among the many inventory there. Nationwide, at the very least 216 out of the 1,139 fur farms in Denmark have now been contaminated.

4:15 a.m.: Statistics Canada will say this morning how the nation’s job market fared in October, with specialists anticipating the tempo of beneficial properties to sluggish from September.

Job progress in Canada accelerated reasonably than slowed down in September, because the economic system added 378,000 jobs popping out of the summer time.

That introduced general employment to inside 720,000 of pre-pandemic ranges, or about three-quarters of the three million jobs misplaced on the outset of the pandemic in Canada.

The beneficial properties additionally dropped the unemployment fee to 9 per cent.

The nation is predicted to get a bit of nearer to recouping the losses with the figures for October.

Monetary information agency Refinitiv says the common economist estimate is for a achieve of 100,000 jobs in October and an unemployment fee of 8.Eight per cent.

Four a.m.: The most recent numbers of confirmed COVID-19 circumstances in Canada as of Four a.m. EST on Nov. 6, 2020:

There are 251,334 confirmed circumstances in Canada.

_ Quebec: 111,056 confirmed (together with 6,378 deaths, 94,884 resolved)

_ Ontario: 80,690 confirmed (together with 3,195 deaths, 69,137 resolved)

_ Alberta: 30,447 confirmed (together with 343 deaths, 23,874 resolved)

_ British Columbia: 16,560 confirmed (together with 273 deaths, 12,806 resolved)

_ Manitoba: 7,177 confirmed (together with 91 deaths, 2,920 resolved)

_ Saskatchewan: 3,536 confirmed (together with 25 deaths, 2,634 resolved)

_ Nova Scotia: 1,119 confirmed (together with 65 deaths, 1,036 resolved)

_ New Brunswick: 347 confirmed (together with 6 deaths, 313 resolved)

_ Newfoundland and Labrador: 292 confirmed (together with Four deaths, 285 resolved)

_ Prince Edward Island: 64 confirmed (together with 64 resolved)

_ Yukon: 23 confirmed (together with 1 loss of life, 20 resolved)

_ Repatriated Canadians: 13 confirmed (together with 13 resolved)

_ Northwest Territories: 10 confirmed (together with 10 resolved)

_ Nunavut: No confirmed circumstances

_ Complete: 251,334 (zero presumptive, 251,334 confirmed together with 10,381 deaths, 207,996 resolved)

Three a.m.: The Nationwide Basketball Gamers Affiliation voted Thursday to assist the notion of beginning this coming season on Dec. 22, the date that the league has been concentrating on in its talks about how and when to get groups again on the ground for a deliberate 72-game season.

The vote is predicted to be a part of a prolonged course of. Among the many main issues nonetheless to be decided: how a lot escrow might be taken from participant salaries due to the shorter-than-usual season, and the way the league and the gamers will navigate testing and different well being and questions of safety amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic.

12 a.m.: The Previous Nick on Danforth Ave. closed its doorways due to COVID-19 in March however it was not till final month it quietly turned actuality that it’s going to by no means reopen.

Numerous companies throughout Toronto have needed to do the identical. However the place the closure of the Previous Nick hits onerous is the influence to native artists, significantly musicians, who say the proprietor’s dedication to paying performers a good wage and dedication to inclusivity made it a really particular, uncommon variety place.

Proprietor Kristine Lukanchoff says she will be able to’t recuperate from months of no earnings. It’s unattainable to climb out of a “gap that was getting deeper and deeper” whereas working at a diminished capability, per the altering authorities requirements for eating places.

Learn the total story from Brian Bradley right here.

Learn Thursday’s rolling file right here.