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世界杯决赛2022

ont. emergency order holds nurses 'basically hostage'
an interview with cathryn hoy, the vice president of the ontario nurses association, on why her colleagues are leaving.
maija kappler
policy & government
aug 12 2021
a respiratory therapist and six nurses prepare to prone a coronavirus disease at the intensive care unit of humber river hospital in toronto. carlos osorio / reuters

ontario reports 513 new covid cases, no new deaths
according to public health ontario, 71.4 per cent of the new cases were among unvaccinated patients.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
file: a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a shuttered business now for lease on toronto's queen street during the covid 19 pandemic

'all hands on deck' to deal with latest b.c. heat wave
bonnie henry said temperatures are not expected to reach the same highs as during the last recent heatwave in late june and early july.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
aug 12 2021
new westminster-burnaby mp peter julian (left) and burnaby-deer lake mla anne kang give a fan to andy majta in burnaby as part of the caring project.

opinion: ford's vaccine certificate rejection may haunt us
ontario premier doug ford simply cannot ignore the threat posed by the unvaccinated.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 12 2021
ontario premier doug ford receives the astra zeneca vaccine in toronto.

outaouais festivals, businesses flinch at quebec vaccine passports
the gatineau comedy festival is reeling at the short time frame they have to adopt quebec's vaccine passport program.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
stephanie gervais, owner of astoria bistro botanique in gatineau, poses for a photo wednesday. stephanie is conflicted because she knows it's in the public good to have vax passports, but she anticipates blowback.

premier legault says quebec is ready for a fourth wave of covid-19
'the main reason we're ready is we have 84 per cent of quebecers who have received at least one dose.'
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
"there will unfortunately be a fourth wave and we see it already," premier françois legault said. "it will be the wave of the unvaccinated because the majority of people in hospital are people who are not vaccinated."

opinion: children and covid-19 — 'a pandemic of the innocent'
hospitals in hot spots like florida and arkansas are getting double-digit admissions among children and multiple kids in the icus.
windsor star
opinion
aug 12 2021
a grade 5-6 split class is seen at marlborough elementary school in this 2017 file photo. the fourth wave of covid-19 is beginning in parts of canada and "we expect cases to be concentrated largely in younger, unvaccinated people," says dr. theresa tam, canada's chief public health officer.

opinion: walking has allowed me to find peace amidst the pandemic
sometimes, some brief and blissful times, the pandemic suddenly vanishes, just like every other worry does.
the star phoenix
mental health
aug 12 2021
when covid-19 hit in march 2020, russell wangersky, now the editor-in-chief for the saskatoon starphoenix and regina leaderpost, found himself on daily walking treks throughout st. john's, newfoundland. he logged more than 4,400 kms, winding his way through the city's streets, nature trails and bike paths, seeing few others along the way.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters
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canadian society for exercise physiology

ont. emergency order holds nurses 'basically hostage'
an interview with cathryn hoy, the vice president of the ontario nurses association, on why her colleagues are leaving.
maija kappler
policy & government
aug 12 2021
a respiratory therapist and six nurses prepare to prone a coronavirus disease at the intensive care unit of humber river hospital in toronto. carlos osorio / reuters

ontario reports 513 new covid cases, no new deaths
according to public health ontario, 71.4 per cent of the new cases were among unvaccinated patients.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
file: a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a shuttered business now for lease on toronto's queen street during the covid 19 pandemic

'all hands on deck' to deal with latest b.c. heat wave
bonnie henry said temperatures are not expected to reach the same highs as during the last recent heatwave in late june and early july.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
aug 12 2021
new westminster-burnaby mp peter julian (left) and burnaby-deer lake mla anne kang give a fan to andy majta in burnaby as part of the caring project.

opinion: ford's vaccine certificate rejection may haunt us
ontario premier doug ford simply cannot ignore the threat posed by the unvaccinated.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 12 2021
ontario premier doug ford receives the astra zeneca vaccine in toronto.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

outaouais festivals, businesses flinch at quebec vaccine passports
the gatineau comedy festival is reeling at the short time frame they have to adopt quebec's vaccine passport program.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
stephanie gervais, owner of astoria bistro botanique in gatineau, poses for a photo wednesday. stephanie is conflicted because she knows it's in the public good to have vax passports, but she anticipates blowback.

premier legault says quebec is ready for a fourth wave of covid-19
'the main reason we're ready is we have 84 per cent of quebecers who have received at least one dose.'
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
aug 12 2021
"there will unfortunately be a fourth wave and we see it already," premier françois legault said. "it will be the wave of the unvaccinated because the majority of people in hospital are people who are not vaccinated."

opinion: children and covid-19 — 'a pandemic of the innocent'
hospitals in hot spots like florida and arkansas are getting double-digit admissions among children and multiple kids in the icus.
windsor star
opinion
aug 12 2021
a grade 5-6 split class is seen at marlborough elementary school in this 2017 file photo. the fourth wave of covid-19 is beginning in parts of canada and "we expect cases to be concentrated largely in younger, unvaccinated people," says dr. theresa tam, canada's chief public health officer.

opinion: walking has allowed me to find peace amidst the pandemic
sometimes, some brief and blissful times, the pandemic suddenly vanishes, just like every other worry does.
the star phoenix
mental health
aug 12 2021
when covid-19 hit in march 2020, russell wangersky, now the editor-in-chief for the saskatoon starphoenix and regina leaderpost, found himself on daily walking treks throughout st. john's, newfoundland. he logged more than 4,400 kms, winding his way through the city's streets, nature trails and bike paths, seeing few others along the way.
powered by
obesity matters

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