inspiring canadians to live better.

healthing leaf

inspiring canadians to live better.

healthing leaf
mosquito-borne diseases affect up to 700 million people each year. learn more
powered by: valneva canada inc.

世界杯决赛2022

'we’ve allowed this to happen': ontario headed for a covid cliff
new modelling is predicting covid-19 infections in ontario could climb higher than 15,000 cases per day by june.
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
apr 17 2021
healthcare workers get ready to prone a 47-year-old woman who has covid-19 and is intubated on a ventilator in the intensive care unit at toronto's humber river hospital on tuesday, april 13, 2021.

ford turns down trudeau's offer of red cross vaccine help
the red cross will help with mobile vaccination teams, and send aid to hospitals and long-term care homes.
the canadian press
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
prime minister justin trudeau holds a press conference in ottawa on friday, feb. 26, 2021, to provide an update on the covid-19 pandemic and vaccine roll-out in canada.

ont. science advisory table says it didn't select hot spots
a small number of the 114 hot spots, identified by a list of postal codes released by the province, have lower rates of covid-19 than other communities that were not selected.
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
adalsteinn brown, co-chair of ontario's covid-19 science advisory table, answers questions during a news conference at queen's park in toronto on april 20, 2020.

ontario reports record 4,812 new cases, mulls new restrictions
chief medical officer of health dr. barbara yaffe described the province’s covid-19 situation as 'dire'
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
a healthcare worker administers a dose of tpfizer biontech covid-19 vaccine

man posing as a security guard tried to access vaccine: police
the suspect said he was assigned to verify covid-19 vaccines, according to repentigny police.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
a pharmacist holds a vial of the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine.

mixed messages undermine vaccine rollout more than blood clots
a year-plus into the pandemic, 'and we’re still having world-class science and medicine undermined by inexcusably amateurish communication'
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
"canada felt like it was protected from this," mcmaster university's ishac nazy said of covid vaccine-induced blood clots.

frequently asked questions about covid variants
here in canada, the b.1.1.7 variant, which emerged in the u.k., is becoming the dominant variant.
the conversation
世界杯决赛2022
apr 16 2021
viruses mutate. here's what you need to know about covid-19 variants.

ont. woman survives severe covid case with assist from clinical trial
the ottawa hospital clinical trial is testing the ability of multipurpose stem cells to modulate the immune system’s response to covid-19.
monika warzecha
coronavirus
apr 15 2021
kanata's sharon charlebois felt rundown after christmas. days later, she was diagnosed with covid-19. she spent almost one month at the ottawa hospital, much of it in the icu, where she agreed to take part in an innovate stem cell clinical trial led by hospital researchers.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence
powered by
obesity matters
powered by
save your skin foundation

'we’ve allowed this to happen': ontario headed for a covid cliff
new modelling is predicting covid-19 infections in ontario could climb higher than 15,000 cases per day by june.
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
apr 17 2021
healthcare workers get ready to prone a 47-year-old woman who has covid-19 and is intubated on a ventilator in the intensive care unit at toronto's humber river hospital on tuesday, april 13, 2021.

ford turns down trudeau's offer of red cross vaccine help
the red cross will help with mobile vaccination teams, and send aid to hospitals and long-term care homes.
the canadian press
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
prime minister justin trudeau holds a press conference in ottawa on friday, feb. 26, 2021, to provide an update on the covid-19 pandemic and vaccine roll-out in canada.

ont. science advisory table says it didn't select hot spots
a small number of the 114 hot spots, identified by a list of postal codes released by the province, have lower rates of covid-19 than other communities that were not selected.
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
adalsteinn brown, co-chair of ontario's covid-19 science advisory table, answers questions during a news conference at queen's park in toronto on april 20, 2020.

ontario reports record 4,812 new cases, mulls new restrictions
chief medical officer of health dr. barbara yaffe described the province’s covid-19 situation as 'dire'
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
a healthcare worker administers a dose of tpfizer biontech covid-19 vaccine
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

man posing as a security guard tried to access vaccine: police
the suspect said he was assigned to verify covid-19 vaccines, according to repentigny police.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
a pharmacist holds a vial of the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine.

mixed messages undermine vaccine rollout more than blood clots
a year-plus into the pandemic, 'and we’re still having world-class science and medicine undermined by inexcusably amateurish communication'
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
apr 16 2021
"canada felt like it was protected from this," mcmaster university's ishac nazy said of covid vaccine-induced blood clots.

frequently asked questions about covid variants
here in canada, the b.1.1.7 variant, which emerged in the u.k., is becoming the dominant variant.
the conversation
世界杯决赛2022
apr 16 2021
viruses mutate. here's what you need to know about covid-19 variants.

ont. woman survives severe covid case with assist from clinical trial
the ottawa hospital clinical trial is testing the ability of multipurpose stem cells to modulate the immune system’s response to covid-19.
monika warzecha
coronavirus
apr 15 2021
kanata's sharon charlebois felt rundown after christmas. days later, she was diagnosed with covid-19. she spent almost one month at the ottawa hospital, much of it in the icu, where she agreed to take part in an innovate stem cell clinical trial led by hospital researchers.
powered by
obesity matters

advertisement