Officials across the country are ringing alarms over the depletion of medical supplies amid the growing COVID-19 pandemic. This as health experts fear some states may see a new surge in cases. Plus, New York City and Los Angeles are now asking people to wear face coverings in public. Experts say face covers could help in the fight against the virus, though people should still follow social distancing rules when wearing a face cover. Like On Location for new episodes. | On Location

A group of Ontario teens has used a lemonade stand to raise money for SickKids Hospital for years, and they weren’t going to let COVID-19 stop them. #TheMoment | CBC News: The National

14K views · 55 reactions | New COVID-19 restrictions are coming for parts of Ontario already in the red zone of the province's alert system. Aoi Yoshida, who opened a ramen restaurant in Toronto last month, explains how a potential lockdown would affect her business. | CBC News | Facebook

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Personal support worker Anita Quidangen became the first person in Ontario to receive a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Monday, kicking off a vaccination campaign that is expected to last the better part of a year. Premier Doug Ford called the moment “the beginning of the end” of the pandemic — but as Mike Crawley explains, there’s still a long way to go. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5840092 | CBC Toronto