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opinion: canada needs final push to get over vaccine finish line
people have defied misinformation and government failings to get us this far. but we need a last effort — with no miscues from authorities.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 5 2021
the anti-vaxxer movement is losing: canadians know how to cut through the misinformation and make rational choices.

the future of ethical eating: why carnivores are cutting back
the north american diet, with its preference for choice cuts of meat, is unsustainable for our health and environment, turgeon says.
ottawa citizen
nutrition
aug 5 2021
chef caroline ishii has recently joined the team at juniper farm in wakefield.

ontario's school reopening plan gets mixed reviews
"i can't emphasize enough the impact that the covid-19 pandemic, and specifically a lot of restrictions that were put in place, have had on the overall well being of children."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 5 2021
ontario education minister stephen lecce speaks at a press conference for the ontario government at st. robert catholic high school in toronto, on wednesday, august 4, 2021.

'magic table' uses technology to help people with dementia
the maimonides geriatric centre and the jewish eldercare centre will be the first two residences in quebec to have the interactive device.
the montreal gazette
dementia
aug 5 2021
residents interact with the tovertafel at the maimonides geriatric centre on wednesday. developed in the netherlands, it has shown promise in physical activity as well as social interaction for those with dementia.

poll reveals many would look for new job if forced back to office
the angus reid institute poll also found that 44 per cent would like a mix of home and office work.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 5 2021
work from home or go back to the office? a new poll suggests that 44 per cent want a mix of the two.

‘tired, depressed, angry’ nurses leaving jobs during pandemic
the recent results were “a lot more grim” than the response researchers received in windsor at the start of the pandemic.
windsor star
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
dana menard, lead investigator of an ongoing study that says nurses are burning out and quitting the profession, is pictured on tuesday, august 3, 2021.

calgary councillors concerned over lifting of covid rules
'the challenge we have is there’s about to be no data. how are we making decisions on the basis of gut and not data when it comes to people’s health? that’s incredibly troublesome'
calgary herald
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
a masked pedestrian walks in front of a voluntary mask sign at a store on stephen avenue on tuesday, aug. 3, 2021.

delta variant behind increase in b.c. case numbers: experts
b.c. is beginning a fourth wave of covid-19 infections, but how high it will get and how fast it will rise depends on everybody’s behaviour.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
areas with higher vaccination rates are showing fewer infections even among the delta variant, says sfu mathematics prof paul tupper. coastal health (vch) is taking the vaccine to them at easily accessible clinics that meet people where they are, out enjoying the summer. clinic on saturday, july 17 is at the trout lake farmer's market..........................(photo credit: francis georgian / postmedia) , vancouver. vancouver reporter: , ( francis georgian / png staff photographer) [png merlin archive]
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opinion: canada needs final push to get over vaccine finish line
people have defied misinformation and government failings to get us this far. but we need a last effort — with no miscues from authorities.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 5 2021
the anti-vaxxer movement is losing: canadians know how to cut through the misinformation and make rational choices.

the future of ethical eating: why carnivores are cutting back
the north american diet, with its preference for choice cuts of meat, is unsustainable for our health and environment, turgeon says.
ottawa citizen
nutrition
aug 5 2021
chef caroline ishii has recently joined the team at juniper farm in wakefield.

ontario's school reopening plan gets mixed reviews
"i can't emphasize enough the impact that the covid-19 pandemic, and specifically a lot of restrictions that were put in place, have had on the overall well being of children."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 5 2021
ontario education minister stephen lecce speaks at a press conference for the ontario government at st. robert catholic high school in toronto, on wednesday, august 4, 2021.

'magic table' uses technology to help people with dementia
the maimonides geriatric centre and the jewish eldercare centre will be the first two residences in quebec to have the interactive device.
the montreal gazette
dementia
aug 5 2021
residents interact with the tovertafel at the maimonides geriatric centre on wednesday. developed in the netherlands, it has shown promise in physical activity as well as social interaction for those with dementia.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

poll reveals many would look for new job if forced back to office
the angus reid institute poll also found that 44 per cent would like a mix of home and office work.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 5 2021
work from home or go back to the office? a new poll suggests that 44 per cent want a mix of the two.

‘tired, depressed, angry’ nurses leaving jobs during pandemic
the recent results were “a lot more grim” than the response researchers received in windsor at the start of the pandemic.
windsor star
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
dana menard, lead investigator of an ongoing study that says nurses are burning out and quitting the profession, is pictured on tuesday, august 3, 2021.

calgary councillors concerned over lifting of covid rules
'the challenge we have is there’s about to be no data. how are we making decisions on the basis of gut and not data when it comes to people’s health? that’s incredibly troublesome'
calgary herald
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
a masked pedestrian walks in front of a voluntary mask sign at a store on stephen avenue on tuesday, aug. 3, 2021.

delta variant behind increase in b.c. case numbers: experts
b.c. is beginning a fourth wave of covid-19 infections, but how high it will get and how fast it will rise depends on everybody’s behaviour.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 4 2021
areas with higher vaccination rates are showing fewer infections even among the delta variant, says sfu mathematics prof paul tupper. coastal health (vch) is taking the vaccine to them at easily accessible clinics that meet people where they are, out enjoying the summer. clinic on saturday, july 17 is at the trout lake farmer's market..........................(photo credit: francis georgian / postmedia) , vancouver. vancouver reporter: , ( francis georgian / png staff photographer) [png merlin archive]
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