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covid cases up in alberta; counts might not predict hospitalizations
'we might be in a position now where we have to kind of start looking more at the serious consequence numbers rather than just case numbers'
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jul 28 2021
crews set up a covid-19 vaccine sign outside a shoppers drug mart, 8065 104 st., in edmonton, on may 5, 2021.

unvaccinated british columbians may face limits
dr. bonnie henry said there may be examples where imposing workplace vaccination requirements makes sense for businesses
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 28 2021
nurses with vancouver coastal health at a pop-up clinic outside playland in vancouver.

opinion: politicians won't talk mandatory vaccinations
it’s a reflection of how incredibly narrow the political spectrum of ideas is in this country. that’s a huge problem, especially when mortal threats land on our doorstep
the national post
opinion
jul 28 2021
a protest against mandatory covid-19 vaccinations for healthcare workers in front of a hospital in livonia, michigan, on july 24, 2021.

'no excuse' not to get vaccinated, trudeau says
ontario is reporting 129 new laboratory-confirmed covid-19 cases and five related deaths tuesday.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
a medical assistant administers a covid-19 test.

virtual contact during covid made older people more lonely: study
phone calls, text messages and online audio and video chats were poor substitutes for face-to-face meetups for older people, said the study authors.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
over-60s who relied on digital technology to keep in touch with loved-ones felt more lonely during the pandemic, according to researchers from the u.k.'s lancaster university and the university of british columbia.

telus fights disclosure of contract for vaccine booking service
a privacy watchdog group said the commissioner's review should consider the public's right to know
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
file photo: in a written statement, the telecommunications giant said, "we asked to review the decision to ensure it did not contain competitively sensitive information."

opinion: vaccination campaigns can learn from political ones
one would think all the sophisticated knowledge about politics would transfer to public-health strategy.
the montreal gazette
opinion
jul 27 2021
a multilingual leaflet given to members of the st-laurent borough by the community group cari. to convince the unvaccinated to get their shots, we have to take some tricks from political campaigns, emilie nicolas writes.

ontario community wins participaction fitness challenge
people in north grenville logged more than nine million minutes of physical activity in june.
ottawa citizen
fitness
jul 27 2021
mayor nancy peckford and vice-chair of the health, wellness and fitness advisory committee tanya deans take part in the cartwheel challenge in north grenville, which was named canada's most active community.
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covid cases up in alberta; counts might not predict hospitalizations
'we might be in a position now where we have to kind of start looking more at the serious consequence numbers rather than just case numbers'
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jul 28 2021
crews set up a covid-19 vaccine sign outside a shoppers drug mart, 8065 104 st., in edmonton, on may 5, 2021.

unvaccinated british columbians may face limits
dr. bonnie henry said there may be examples where imposing workplace vaccination requirements makes sense for businesses
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 28 2021
nurses with vancouver coastal health at a pop-up clinic outside playland in vancouver.

opinion: politicians won't talk mandatory vaccinations
it’s a reflection of how incredibly narrow the political spectrum of ideas is in this country. that’s a huge problem, especially when mortal threats land on our doorstep
the national post
opinion
jul 28 2021
a protest against mandatory covid-19 vaccinations for healthcare workers in front of a hospital in livonia, michigan, on july 24, 2021.

'no excuse' not to get vaccinated, trudeau says
ontario is reporting 129 new laboratory-confirmed covid-19 cases and five related deaths tuesday.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
a medical assistant administers a covid-19 test.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

virtual contact during covid made older people more lonely: study
phone calls, text messages and online audio and video chats were poor substitutes for face-to-face meetups for older people, said the study authors.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
over-60s who relied on digital technology to keep in touch with loved-ones felt more lonely during the pandemic, according to researchers from the u.k.'s lancaster university and the university of british columbia.

telus fights disclosure of contract for vaccine booking service
a privacy watchdog group said the commissioner's review should consider the public's right to know
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 27 2021
file photo: in a written statement, the telecommunications giant said, "we asked to review the decision to ensure it did not contain competitively sensitive information."

opinion: vaccination campaigns can learn from political ones
one would think all the sophisticated knowledge about politics would transfer to public-health strategy.
the montreal gazette
opinion
jul 27 2021
a multilingual leaflet given to members of the st-laurent borough by the community group cari. to convince the unvaccinated to get their shots, we have to take some tricks from political campaigns, emilie nicolas writes.

ontario community wins participaction fitness challenge
people in north grenville logged more than nine million minutes of physical activity in june.
ottawa citizen
fitness
jul 27 2021
mayor nancy peckford and vice-chair of the health, wellness and fitness advisory committee tanya deans take part in the cartwheel challenge in north grenville, which was named canada's most active community.
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obesity matters

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