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covid-19: about 2,500 b.c. health-care workers lost jobs over refusal to vaccinate

almost half of the terminated employees worked in the interior and northern health authorities, according to numbers released by the health ministry.

ayat salih

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mar 23 2022

provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry.

taking the pulse: survey shows mental health, personal relationships suffered in pandemic

the survey was conducted between march 7 and 16 and included 401 respondents.

thia james

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mar 23 2022

faith bodnar is executive director at the canadian mental health association. bodnar says the pandemic has led to a five-fold increase in the number of people reaching out to her organization for the first time.

provincial strategy for overdoses needed, frontline services say

organizations on the front lines of saskatchewan's overdose crisis say the time has come for a unified provincial strategy.

zak vescera

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mar 23 2022

ashley burrows is manager at the stc health centre.

labos: let's not pretend alcohol is good for us. it isn't

apart from the many social drinkers out there, are the worryingly large numbers of people who turn to alcohol to deal with stress.

ayat salih

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mar 23 2022

"it is common to hear people comment on the cardiovascular benefits of alcohol. in reality, alcohol is not so good for your heart," writes christopher labos, md.

some ottawa students choosing to continue wearing a mask at school as province drops mandate

ontario entered a new era of pandemic schooling monday when mask wearing changed from a provincewide pandemic safety rule to a personal choice.

jacquie miller

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mar 22 2022

bennett goodyer will continue wearing a mask for at least the next few weeks, his mother said.

first-of-its-kind indigenous birth support program eyes expansion

“ever since we began this program, there have been questions from other parts of this province as to when it might be available."

zak vescera

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mar 22 2022

carrie dornstauder (left), executive director for maternal and children's provincial programs and leanne smith (right), director of maternal services and children's intensive care, stand together for a photo on sept. 9th, 2019.

are e-cigarettes a gateway to weed?

investigators report that mental health issues, whether factors were external or internal, made a difference in cannabis use.

maria loreto, the fresh toast

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mar 22 2022

the study featured a group of teens as young as 12 who had never consumed cannabis. /

no end in sight for federal covid-19 restrictions, health minister tells commons committee

'the truth is that covid-19 is still here in canada and certainly outside of canada. and that's what i think we should be mindful of,' duclos told the commons health committee

ryan tumilty

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mar 22 2022

health minister jean-yves duclos appears before the house of commons’ health committee on march 21, 2022.

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savvy siblings builds financial security for people with disabilities

more people with disabilities are outliving their parents than ever before. as a result, more siblings are transitioning into caregiving roles.

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jan 31 2023

understanding the needs of caregivers in nunavut

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