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世界杯决赛2022

sask. police responding to few disturbances involving vaccine pass
saskatchewan police haven't had to respond to very many disturbances resulting from the new vaccine pass system.
leader post
covid-19 vaccine
oct 6 2021
regina police chief evan bray is seen speaking with the leader-post following a board of police commissioners meeting held at city hall in regina, saskatchewan on oct. 4, 2021.

vaccinations mandated for public service, travellers
the core public service, air travel and rail employees and travellers must all be fully vaccinated against covid-19 by the end of october.
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
oct 6 2021
files: a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a mural of a woman flexing her muscles while wearing a mask on toronto's dundas street during the covid 19 pandemic, friday august 28, 2020

ten fentanyl overdoses in a week prompt windsor alert
this is the region’s third overdose alert issued in recent weeks.
windsor star
addiction
oct 6 2021
ems paramedics and windsor firefighters are shown may 28, 2020, working on a man suspected of having overdosed on fentanyl as he lies on the pavement east of the downtown.

fewer calgarians believe they have a high quality of life
'calgarians, they told us they're stressed, they're tired, they're concerned about their health'
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
caitlin harvey watches the sunset in northwest calgary on monday, oct. 4, 2021.

health-care union files more than 1,000 grievances
"what we wanted to make clear is that systemic discrimination presents itself in many ways."
montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
alain croteau of csn listens to a reporter's questions as guerda amazan of maison d'haiti looks on, during a news conference about systemic discrimination in the health care system, in montreal, on tuesday, oct. 5, 2021.

opinion: surgery cancellations are an unbearable burden
we must stop using surgery cancellations as a tool to cope with preventable covid surges, writes dr. ivar mendez.
dr. ivar mendez
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
saskatchewan has once again cancelled many surgeries to move staff to deal with covid-19 patients, something we cannot keep doing, writes dr. ivar mendez.

trudeau to make mandatory vaccine announcement
prime minister justin trudeau promised in august, just before calling an election, that his government would make vaccinations mandatory in federally regulated workplaces.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
prime minister justin trudeau

'the virus has become smarter'
people infected with the variants were, on average, younger, but still had higher risks of hospitalization and icu admissions.
the national post
coronavirus
oct 5 2021
an icu team helping to intubate a patient suffering from covid-19 at humber river hospital in toronto. (photo by cole burston / afp)
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sask. police responding to few disturbances involving vaccine pass
saskatchewan police haven't had to respond to very many disturbances resulting from the new vaccine pass system.
leader post
covid-19 vaccine
oct 6 2021
regina police chief evan bray is seen speaking with the leader-post following a board of police commissioners meeting held at city hall in regina, saskatchewan on oct. 4, 2021.

vaccinations mandated for public service, travellers
the core public service, air travel and rail employees and travellers must all be fully vaccinated against covid-19 by the end of october.
ottawa citizen
covid-19 vaccine
oct 6 2021
files: a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a mural of a woman flexing her muscles while wearing a mask on toronto's dundas street during the covid 19 pandemic, friday august 28, 2020

ten fentanyl overdoses in a week prompt windsor alert
this is the region’s third overdose alert issued in recent weeks.
windsor star
addiction
oct 6 2021
ems paramedics and windsor firefighters are shown may 28, 2020, working on a man suspected of having overdosed on fentanyl as he lies on the pavement east of the downtown.

fewer calgarians believe they have a high quality of life
'calgarians, they told us they're stressed, they're tired, they're concerned about their health'
dylan short
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
caitlin harvey watches the sunset in northwest calgary on monday, oct. 4, 2021.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

health-care union files more than 1,000 grievances
"what we wanted to make clear is that systemic discrimination presents itself in many ways."
montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
alain croteau of csn listens to a reporter's questions as guerda amazan of maison d'haiti looks on, during a news conference about systemic discrimination in the health care system, in montreal, on tuesday, oct. 5, 2021.

opinion: surgery cancellations are an unbearable burden
we must stop using surgery cancellations as a tool to cope with preventable covid surges, writes dr. ivar mendez.
dr. ivar mendez
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
saskatchewan has once again cancelled many surgeries to move staff to deal with covid-19 patients, something we cannot keep doing, writes dr. ivar mendez.

trudeau to make mandatory vaccine announcement
prime minister justin trudeau promised in august, just before calling an election, that his government would make vaccinations mandatory in federally regulated workplaces.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
oct 6 2021
prime minister justin trudeau

'the virus has become smarter'
people infected with the variants were, on average, younger, but still had higher risks of hospitalization and icu admissions.
the national post
coronavirus
oct 5 2021
an icu team helping to intubate a patient suffering from covid-19 at humber river hospital in toronto. (photo by cole burston / afp)
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obesity matters

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