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世界杯决赛2022

ottawa-carleton school board puts 53 unvaccinated staff on unpaid leave
that represents 0.4 per cent of the 11,923 staff at the english-language public school board, which is the largest in ottawa.
jacquie miller
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
ottawa-carleton district school board staff not vaccinated against covid-19 are not working directly with children this year, a board spokesperson says.

leader in alberta's war against opioid overdoses jumps to treating mental illness with psychedelics
dr. robert tanguay said it was time for a new approach — one that employs psychedelics in tackling depression, post-traumatic stress, chronic pain and addiction
bill kaufmann
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
dr. robert tanguay (r) in a treatment demonstration, in a one-on-one assisted treatment room at the newly institute in calgary on friday, november 5, 2021. it is one of eight rooms a the southwest facility and a patient would typically spend two hours in the room.

'it's really common:' sask. doctors share racism experiences in the industry
"sometimes we become so used to something that we don't even see it."
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
teams in a crowded calgary intensive care unit tend to a covid-19 patient on a ventilator.

smoking weed can lead to better sex: studies
jane stevenson
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
studies have concluded that women who smoked marijuana had better sexual experiences.

sex files: a woman's view of the world of adult entertainment
simone paget
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
woman with laptop sits on sofa, remote work during quarantine at home

'on edge all the time:' children's mental health nearing 'crisis' in alberta's fourth wave, doctors say
blair mcbride
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
dr. doug klein poses for a photo outside his edmonton clinic, friday nov. 5, 2021. dr. klein runs a wellness clinic at a high school and believes the covid-19 pandemic has produced a cumulative effect on youth mental health, and that youth mental health will get worse before it gets better because young people will need time to get used to regular socializing again after more than 18 months of restrictions and too much screen time. photo by david bloom

fitness: strapped for time but need a workout? try an exercise snack
exercise snacks are bursts of high-energy movement meant to be squeezed in between meetings, phone calls, classes, answering emails and the constant demands of parenthood.
jill barker
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
running up and down a flight of stairs, performing a series of calisthenics like jumping jacks and pedalling a stationary bike are examples of exercise snacks — vigorous bouts of exercise lasting less than one minute and performed multiple times over the course of the day.

albertans with disabilities grapple with isolation during pandemic
jason herring
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
herman koo at his home in edmonton on november 5, 2021. herman was shot in the head while driving home in 2018 by a man on a random crime spree and was not expected to survive. there have been severe social impacts from the covid-19 pandemic on people like herman who live with disabilities.
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ottawa-carleton school board puts 53 unvaccinated staff on unpaid leave
that represents 0.4 per cent of the 11,923 staff at the english-language public school board, which is the largest in ottawa.
jacquie miller
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
ottawa-carleton district school board staff not vaccinated against covid-19 are not working directly with children this year, a board spokesperson says.

leader in alberta's war against opioid overdoses jumps to treating mental illness with psychedelics
dr. robert tanguay said it was time for a new approach — one that employs psychedelics in tackling depression, post-traumatic stress, chronic pain and addiction
bill kaufmann
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
dr. robert tanguay (r) in a treatment demonstration, in a one-on-one assisted treatment room at the newly institute in calgary on friday, november 5, 2021. it is one of eight rooms a the southwest facility and a patient would typically spend two hours in the room.

'it's really common:' sask. doctors share racism experiences in the industry
"sometimes we become so used to something that we don't even see it."
lynn giesbrecht
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
teams in a crowded calgary intensive care unit tend to a covid-19 patient on a ventilator.

smoking weed can lead to better sex: studies
jane stevenson
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
studies have concluded that women who smoked marijuana had better sexual experiences.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

sex files: a woman's view of the world of adult entertainment
simone paget
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
woman with laptop sits on sofa, remote work during quarantine at home

'on edge all the time:' children's mental health nearing 'crisis' in alberta's fourth wave, doctors say
blair mcbride
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
dr. doug klein poses for a photo outside his edmonton clinic, friday nov. 5, 2021. dr. klein runs a wellness clinic at a high school and believes the covid-19 pandemic has produced a cumulative effect on youth mental health, and that youth mental health will get worse before it gets better because young people will need time to get used to regular socializing again after more than 18 months of restrictions and too much screen time. photo by david bloom

fitness: strapped for time but need a workout? try an exercise snack
exercise snacks are bursts of high-energy movement meant to be squeezed in between meetings, phone calls, classes, answering emails and the constant demands of parenthood.
jill barker
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
running up and down a flight of stairs, performing a series of calisthenics like jumping jacks and pedalling a stationary bike are examples of exercise snacks — vigorous bouts of exercise lasting less than one minute and performed multiple times over the course of the day.

albertans with disabilities grapple with isolation during pandemic
jason herring
世界杯决赛2022
nov 8 2021
herman koo at his home in edmonton on november 5, 2021. herman was shot in the head while driving home in 2018 by a man on a random crime spree and was not expected to survive. there have been severe social impacts from the covid-19 pandemic on people like herman who live with disabilities.
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obesity matters

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