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The province is also reporting one death -- a man in his 70s in the northern health region. --- 1:20 p.m. Quebec is expanding its vaccination program to people with chronic illnesses who don't require regular hospital care as well as to those with intellectual or physical disabilities. Health Minister Christian Dube says it will be up to people with chronic illnesses -- a category that includes diabetes, obesity and respiratory problems -- to decide whether they qualify. Dube says he's counting on the good faith of Quebecers and says he hopes people won’t take advantage of the system to get vaccinated early. Caregivers of eligible people are also able to book a vaccine appointment. --- 12:50 p.m. Newfoundland and Labrador is reporting three new cases of COVID-19. The first case involves a man in his 60s in the eastern health region and is related to travel inside Canada. 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Second doses are being delayed up to four months so more people can get their first dose earlier. Canada is vaccinating people more than twice as fast as it was a month ago, but the number of doses given each day slowed this week due to supply issues. --- 12:15 p.m. Prince Edward Island is reporting one new case of COVID-19 today. Chief medical officer of health Dr. Heather Morrison says the case involves someone who travelled to P.E.I. from outside Atlantic Canada. There are 12 active reported cases in the province. P.E.I. has a total of 175 COVID-19 infections and no deaths linked to the virus. --- 11:35 a.m. Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet says he supports the federal Conservatives’ call to immediately block flights from “hot spot” countries like India and Brazil to cut down on the flow of COVID-19 variants into Canada. Blanchet says barring those flights from touching down is the “responsible thing to do,” and should happen “rapidly and severely.” He says exceptions could be made for essential services, particularly those involving Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines produced in India. Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole, who proposed the restriction this morning, did not lay out specifics on how to beef up border protections beyond disallowing planes from certain countries from landing. --- 11:20 a.m. Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says the federal government needs to immediately stop admitting flights from COVID-19 "hot spot" countries like India and Brazil. He says the move would buy time to figure out a better plan for stopping variants of concern from getting into Canada.O'Toole doesn't have specifics for what he thinks should happen to beef up border protections beyond not allowing flights to land from certain countries. Health Canada says about one per cent of arriving passengers are testing positive but can't say how many have tested positive after 10 days. --- 11:15 a.m. Quebec is reporting 1,248 new COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus, including two in the past 24 hours. Health officials say hospitalizations have dropped by five, to 711, and 174 people are in intensive care, a drop of four. The province says 84,837 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in the past 24 hours. Health Minister Christian Dube is holding a news conference later today to provide an update on the province’s vaccine rollout. --- 10:55 a.m. Nunavut is reporting three new cases of COVID-19 today, bringing the territory's active case count to 36. There are 34 cases in Iqaluit and two in Kinngait, which have been linked to the outbreak in Iqaluit. Both communities are under strict lockdowns, with all schools, non-essential businesses and workplaces closed. To date, 14,742 adults in the territory of 40,000 have had one dose of the Moderna vaccine and 11,830 people have had the required two doses. --- 10:45 a.m. Quebec's premier says a number of premiers are writing to the prime minister, urging the federal government to tighten COVID-19 restrictions for people arriving on international flights and across Canada’s land border. Francois Legault says there are real concerns about overseas flights, notably those coming from countries such as India and Brazil, which are struggling with more transmissible variants. He says Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia are among the provinces that are behind the letter. Legault says the provincial leaders are also in agreement that everything must be done to reduce travel between provinces. --- 10:30 a.m. Ontario is reporting 3,682 new cases of COVID-19 and 40 more deaths linked to the virus. Health Minister Christine Elliott says there are 1,131 new cases in Toronto, 507 in Peel Region and 436 in York Region. She also says there are 279 new cases in Ottawa and 200 in Durham Region. Nearly 135,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Ontario since yesterday's daily report. --- 10:20 a.m. Premier Doug Ford is promising a paid sick-leave program for Ontario workers after months of saying a provincial policy wasn't needed. He says people forced into quarantine should not have to worry about their jobs or income. Ford says the province is now working on a solution because the federal government hasn't expanded its own policy. The emotional premier also apologized for increasing police enforcement powers and closing playgrounds last Friday. --- 10:15 a.m. Nova Scotia is reporting 38 new cases of COVID-19 today and now has a total of 111 active infections. Thirty-three cases have been identified in the Halifax area, three in the eastern zone, and one each in the northern and western zones. Nineteen of the Halifax cases are close contacts of previously reported cases, 10 are under investigation and four are related to foreign and domestic travel. All of the remaining cases in other parts of the province are related to travel, with four linked to international travel and one to travel outside of Atlantic Canada. --- This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 22, 2021. The Canadian Press Note to readers: This is a corrected report. A previous version referred to Njoo as deputy chief public health minister.
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SAN DIEGO, April 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MagnoliaMedia announces the release of the report “Best antivirus protection in 2021” With hundreds of antivirus options to choose from, all promising full-time protection, it’s imperative to find an antivirus program that provides world-class security for every type of threat. This review will analyze the 10 best antivirus available, each benchmarked for security, value, features, and system performance, so you can find the best antivirus for your needs. First Look: Norton - Best antivirus for Android and WindowsMcAfee - Best for iOS and MacAvast - Best if you want extra features like a VPNPanda - Best 100% free optionVipre - Best for business protection Top 10 Antivirus Programs Reviewed: 1. Norton - Best Antivirus for Android + Windows Known as the best antivirus for Android and Windows, Norton 360 features an advanced internet suite that secures and protects devices. Norton 360 is designed to function seamlessly on all platforms. With its robust scanning engine, the suite can detect the latest malware. It’s well-built to eliminate all possible threats offering 100% protection on both smartphones and PCs. This antivirus isn’t only great at eliminating viruses; it’s also reasonably easy to use. Once installed on a computer or phone, navigation is simple. The parent company offers various packages; with the standard plan featuring 10GB cloud storage, password manager, and unlimited VPN access. Norton is an excellent antivirus. It’s reliable, powerful, easy to use, and relatively affordable. There are more premium packages that give access to additional features, such as: Real-time malware protectionSecure storageParental controls60-day money-back guarantee 2. McAfee - Top Choice for Mac and iOS Following closely in second place, McAfee is the best antivirus for Mac and iOS. This antivirus comes with nearly all security features the modern-day user may need. This includes: A VPNMalware protectionBrowser extensionPassword managerEncrypted storage30-day money-back guarantee One impressive feature of this reliable security software is the “My Home Network,” which includes an easy-to-read map that grants control over your online security features on all devices on your home network. It sends security alerts right away and is also quick at locking out intruders and blocking incoming threats. McAfee’s iOS app is ranked as the number one antivirus app of 2020, providing total protection from theft, phishing, and malware. 3. Avast - Superb Anti-malware Software Though not as popular as the above two, Avast features an impressive malware search engine, and it’s great at optimizing computer systems. With a variety of packages to choose from, Avast offers: Real-time malware protectionRansomware protectionA VPN with unlimited dataApps for iOS and AndroidA password managerSystem and privacy optimization All these features are packed in a premium for iOS and Android devices. Additional features of this antivirus include a power boost and startup optimizer that will speed up computers and smartphones as well. There is also an OnWatch tool integrated within the suite; its purpose is to clean up your computer when it hits a pre-set qualification. Overall, Avast has a superb range of useful cybersecurity features and tools. Plus, it’s considered one of the best in the online security business for developing a high-functioning anti-malware engine. Anyone interested can test out any one of Avast’s antivirus products with their 30-day money-back guarantee. 4. Panda Dome - Flexible Prices & Deals Panda is a popular choice due to its flexible prices and five different subscription plans. It’s the perfect solution for anyone on a budget. No matter the package you intend to go with, one thing that remains constant is the powerful security solution provided. Free users of Panda are allocated a VPN limited to one virtual location. The other packages feature real-time protection and parental controls to ensure safe browsing. The premium package, however, includes all of these features accompanied by 24/7 technical support. Below is a more detailed breakdown of the five plans available: The “Free” package includes real-time protection, a Windows firewall, and a 150 MB per/day VPN.The “Essential” package supports macOS, Android, and Wi-Fi protection, alongside external device scanning.The “Advanced” package guarantees safe browsing, ransomware protection and enables parental controls.The “Complete” package offers a data shield, password manager, plus optimization tools.The “Premium” package boasts unlimited access to a VPN across 22 locations. 5. Vipre - Plans for Businesses and Home-Use Vipre is a cost-effective option for people who need an antivirus solution to cover multiple PCs. It’s easy to set up and comes with a personal firewall that takes malware protection to a whole new level. Other features worth mentioning regarding Vipre include the availability of several scanning options, an extension for Firefox and Chrome, built-in ransomware protection, and sophisticated anti-phishing tools. Vipre has subscription plans available for both home-use and businesses, including Antivirus Plus, Advanced Security, Ultimate Bundle, Cloud Edition, and Server Edition. The Server Edition features: Server protection against malwareReal-time behavior monitoringAI-implemented software Vipre protects you from phishing scams, malicious websites, and other security threats via scanning your devices in real-time alongside your social media accounts as well. Plus, unlike the options above, each Vipre package offers a 30-day free trial. 6. TotalAV - Best User-friendly Antivirus Software TotalAV is a new player in the antivirus industry, but it has earned its spot on this list. Unlike other software that comes in hot only to fade after a month or two, TotalAV has become a favorite to many with its powerful virus protection technology. It features a simple user interface and a strong VPN. TotalAV also provides spyware and phishing protection. Other features include: Password managerPerformance optimizationUser-friendly platform30-day money-back guarantee 7. BullGuard - Ideal for Gamers Other than offering malware protection, BullGuard is a top-notch game booster. It helps to free up the computer’s system allowing all games to run smoothly. It also prevents pop-up ads from interrupting your gameplay. It’s designed deliberately not to slow down your PC, as is the unfortunate case with other antivirus programs. BullGuard allows its users to choose in between three affordable pricing plans alongside the following features: Intuitive parental controlsProtective firewallSecure cloud storage30-day free trial 8. Bitdefender - Impressive Additional Security Features For anyone keen on cyber insecurity, chances are you’ve heard about Bitdefender. This particular software has built a big name for itself. And with more than 500 million users worldwide, this is an antivirus that promises to offer total protection. It comes with a VPN, anti-theft tools, tune-up features, and a password manager. Other features include: On-demand + real-time protectionOnline security against phishing, fraud, and spamParental controls The only downside is the software is relatively complicated to navigate for anyone not familiar with antivirus programs. 9. Kaspersky - Great for Online Banking + Shopping Very common amongst small businesses and homeowners, this antivirus software is popular for its solid features. 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Trend Micro offers multiple subscription plans, including Internet Security, Maximum Security, and Premium Service. Features include but are not limited to: 24/7 supportOnline banking protectionPassword manageriOS supportMalware protectionParental controls How the Best Antivirus Software was Rated The best antivirus for Android, windows, mac, and iOS should feature a virtual private network, password management, and preferably parental control features. The following factors were also considered: Robust Malware Protection: The antivirus software that made this list had to prove capable of defending computers and smartphones against the most advanced malware such as spyware or rootkits - not just viruses. Advanced Features: Antivirus programs have to offer high-quality features that would improve the user’s experience. These advanced features may include tools to boost your device’s performance and speed. Efficiency: Since there are a couple of antiviruses that slow down devices when installed, this review was very keen on listing those that are efficient and run smoothly. After all, not everyone can afford next-generation tech, so it’s imperative to stick to an efficient and speedy antivirus brand. Ease of Use: Even though computers and smartphones can be used for various technical activities, a good number of people simply use them for communication and entertainment. Therefore, the best antivirus out there needs to offer protection to both coders and those who use their gadgets to shop online or browse their social media accounts. Value for Money: There's hundreds of free antivirus software out there, but the level of protection offered is basic. Premium antivirus software is better and more secure. Not to mention, it comes with more impressive features. Because it’s such a big investment, buyers need to ensure that they get value for their money. 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