March 4, 2021

March 4, 2021 5:55 am Published by

March 4th is the 63rd day of 2021. There are 302 days remaining until the end of the year.

One new positive COVID19 case reported on Wednesday by Chatham-Kent Public Health.

There were 3 recoveries, dropping the total active cases below 10; There are now 9. One case is being cared for in hospital.

Ontario is reported 958 positive cases. That’s back to back days of less than 1,000 cases.

Chatham Galaxy Cinemas will reopen tomorrow.

Cineplex closed all of its Ontario locations during the provincial lockdown. Theatres in London, St. Thomas and Chatham will join several others that opened last month as COVID-19 restrictions ease in many jurisdictions.

Health & safety measures have been stepped up and social distancing protocols are in place at all locations.

Toronto Public Health will be setting up selfie stations at vaccine clinics across the city.

The stations will be near the exits of the clinics. After getting a dose, residents will be encouraged to share their selfies on social media promote getting the vaccine.

Locally, the Chatham-Kent Vaccination Centre is open again today for residents 80+.

Book an appointment by calling 519-351-1010

  • Call Mon/Wed/Fri last Name (A-M)
  • Call Tue/Thu/Fri last Name (N-Z)

Phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9:30-4.

An Instagram hiccup hid likes from some users on Tuesday.

Instagram unintentionally added more people to a test, which was a bug. They’ve fixed this issue and restored like counts to those people as soon as possible. Several users reported seeing the changes on their profile Tuesday, with the number of likes replaced with the phrase “and others.”

In 2019, the company said it would start removing the number of likes from a limited number of accounts in Canada. Instagram has not provided a timeline for when it expects the hidden likes to roll out to everyone. Users could still click to see a full list of the accounts who liked the post, but they wouldn’t be able to see a number highlighting how many people liked it.

Instagram has said the move was a way to help reduce pressure to rack up likes.

The world’s first space hotel will begin construction in 2025.

It will come include restaurants, cinemas and rooms for up to 400 guests.

Experts from the company, Orbital Assembly Corporation, plan to build the inner spinning wheel using robots in Earth orbit. Individual pods will then be launched to attach to the outer edges of this spinning wheel. The pods will include hotel rooms, cinemas, bars, a health spa and restaurants, and could be sold to NASA

So far there have been no details of what it will cost to build or stay in have been revealed.

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This post was written by Chris McLeod