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former cabinet minister opens up about lymphoma diagnosis
former liberal cabinet minister deb schulte has had a l...
maija kappler
lymphoma
oct 26 2021
deb schulte, former minister of seniors, speaks during a press conference in 2020. (sean kilpatrick / the canadian press)

camp protesting vaccine mandates, indigenous injustices removed from alta. legislature
about a dozen tents were taken down from the grounds on monday.
edmonton journal
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
protesters continue to inhabit a camp set up on the alberta legislature grounds, in edmonton saturday oct. 23, 2021. photo by david bloom

sask. to offer monoclonal antibodies to some covid patients
the expensive treatment can reduce the risk of severe illness when used soon after an infection.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 26 2021
this undated electron microscope image made available by the u.s. national institutes of health in february 2020 shows covid-19.

four alta. doctors sue ahs for mandatory vaccination policy
the plaintiffs include two rural family physicians, a calgary anesthesiologist and a calgary pediatric neurologist.
calgary herald
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
the alberta health services building located on southport rd. s.w. wednesday, feb. 24, 2021.

deadline arrives for b.c. ltc workers to get vax or lose their jobs
workers in long-term care and assisted living homes who refuse vaccination are expected to be terminated on tuesday
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
workers arrive at the lynn valley care centre seniors facility, in north vancouver, b.c., on saturday, march 14, 2020.

'i want us to learn from this': investigation of chsld deaths resumes
coroner géhane kamel extended the hearings for chsld herron in september after conflicting testimony failed to provide clarity.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
oct 26 2021
a family places a sign reading "protect our seniors" outside residence herron, a senior's long-term care facility, following a number of deaths since the coronavirus disease (covid-19) outbreak, in the suburb of dorval in montreal quebec, canada april 12, 2020.

eating whole grains may help dodge serious disease
barley, bulgur, whole wheat and brown rice have been linked to a lower risk of several illnesses, including type 2 diabetes.
dave yasvinski
diabetes
oct 26 2021
while cutting out grains is trendy, whole grains actually have a lot of health benefits, including a decrease in diabetes risk. (getty)

windsor hospitals awash in grievances, appeals over vaccine mandate
it should be the ontario government requiring that all hospital employees, writes anne jarvis.
windsor star
opinion
oct 26 2021
hotel-dieu grace healthcare ceo janice kaffer and windsor regional hospital ceo david musyj are seen in this file photo from 2015.
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former cabinet minister opens up about lymphoma diagnosis
former liberal cabinet minister deb schulte has had a l...
maija kappler
lymphoma
oct 26 2021
deb schulte, former minister of seniors, speaks during a press conference in 2020. (sean kilpatrick / the canadian press)

camp protesting vaccine mandates, indigenous injustices removed from alta. legislature
about a dozen tents were taken down from the grounds on monday.
edmonton journal
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
protesters continue to inhabit a camp set up on the alberta legislature grounds, in edmonton saturday oct. 23, 2021. photo by david bloom

sask. to offer monoclonal antibodies to some covid patients
the expensive treatment can reduce the risk of severe illness when used soon after an infection.
leader post
coronavirus
oct 26 2021
this undated electron microscope image made available by the u.s. national institutes of health in february 2020 shows covid-19.

four alta. doctors sue ahs for mandatory vaccination policy
the plaintiffs include two rural family physicians, a calgary anesthesiologist and a calgary pediatric neurologist.
calgary herald
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
the alberta health services building located on southport rd. s.w. wednesday, feb. 24, 2021.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

deadline arrives for b.c. ltc workers to get vax or lose their jobs
workers in long-term care and assisted living homes who refuse vaccination are expected to be terminated on tuesday
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 26 2021
workers arrive at the lynn valley care centre seniors facility, in north vancouver, b.c., on saturday, march 14, 2020.

'i want us to learn from this': investigation of chsld deaths resumes
coroner géhane kamel extended the hearings for chsld herron in september after conflicting testimony failed to provide clarity.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
oct 26 2021
a family places a sign reading "protect our seniors" outside residence herron, a senior's long-term care facility, following a number of deaths since the coronavirus disease (covid-19) outbreak, in the suburb of dorval in montreal quebec, canada april 12, 2020.

eating whole grains may help dodge serious disease
barley, bulgur, whole wheat and brown rice have been linked to a lower risk of several illnesses, including type 2 diabetes.
dave yasvinski
diabetes
oct 26 2021
while cutting out grains is trendy, whole grains actually have a lot of health benefits, including a decrease in diabetes risk. (getty)

windsor hospitals awash in grievances, appeals over vaccine mandate
it should be the ontario government requiring that all hospital employees, writes anne jarvis.
windsor star
opinion
oct 26 2021
hotel-dieu grace healthcare ceo janice kaffer and windsor regional hospital ceo david musyj are seen in this file photo from 2015.
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

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