世界杯决赛2022

cancer scare did little to demoralize randy chevrier

st-léonard native and mcgill graduate who played pro football for 16 years felt a lump on his neck last year and reluctantly saw a doctor.

montreal gazette

cancer

aug 22 2021

after a 16-year career in both the nfl and cfl, randy chevrier worked for three years as a firefighter in calgary.

covid cases jump by 722 in ontario; two new deaths reported

the fourth wave of the pandemic, fuelled by the highly contagious delta variant, has surged rapidly in recent days.

ottawa citizen

coronavirus

aug 22 2021

file: a nurse treats a patient with covid-19 in an icu.

soon to be 12, soon to be fully vaccinated in ontario

a provincial policy change allows thousands of ontario children who turn 12 in 2021 to get vaccinated as they prepare to head back to school.

ottawa citizen

coronavirus

aug 22 2021

owen jung, 11, receives a pfizer vaccine from dr. nili kaplan-myrth at her office in ottawa.

double-jabs can still tackle alberta's rising covid numbers: expert

'the numbers are worse than expected, because we have this patchiness of vaccination uptake.'

edmonton journal

covid-19 vaccine

aug 22 2021

infectious diseases specialist dr lynora saxinger poses for a photo outside the mazankowski heart institute at the university of alberta in edmonton, on friday, march 5, 2021.

opinion: the true face of opioid crisis is everyday people

the media should work vigorously to debunk this misconception that opioid users are only homeless people

edmonton journal

addiction

aug 22 2021

families who have lost loved ones gather in front of the legislature with photos of their loved ones. edmonton's international overdose awareness day event on the steps of the alberta legislature. file photo.

the fight for funding life-saving glucose monitors

lesley graham says her daughter would be alive today if she could have afforded a continuous glucose monitor.

vanessa hrvatin

diabetes

aug 22 2021

talking point: next gov't needs to address health-care worker shortage

"nurses who were thinking of retiring are leaving the profession. we're losing a huge knowledge base and skill set."

ottawa citizen

世界杯决赛2022

aug 20 2021

rachel muir is a nurse at the ottawa hospital.

researchers say b.c. covid cases could rise to 12,000 per day by fall

modelling group forecasts a wave of covid-19 cases in the fall, linked to a rise in delta variant cases among children and youth

the canadian press

coronavirus

aug 20 2021

here's your daily update with the latest covid-19 case count and vaccination rates in b.c.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

healthing.ca partners with the canadian centre for caregiving excellence

the canadian centre for caregiving excellence supports and empowers caregivers and care providers, advances the knowledge and capacity of the caregiving field, and advocates for effective and visionary social policy, with a disability-informed approach.

healthing.ca

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

feb 7 2023

supporting caregivers and care providers

the canadian centre for caregiving excellence is a new initiative incubated and powered by the azrieli foundation.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31 2023

portrait of young woman with down syndrome and her mother

events for caregivers and care providers

discover events for caregivers and care providers from the canadian centre for caregiving excellence.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31 2023

a group of women have a serious discussion about the proposed budget for their department.

caregiver resources

caregivers and caregiving organizations across the country have created tools and resources to support and empower caregivers in their role.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31 2023

two friends with disability in rehabilitation centre watching digital tablet.

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.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31 2023

understanding the needs of caregivers in nunavut

the canadian centre for caregiving excellence is investing in a cross-territory mapping exercise to better understand the needs and challenges of those who provide care in nunavut.

canadian centre for caregiving excellence

jan 31 2023