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'surreal' joy as restaurants and bars reopen in saskatchewan
"as long as your place of business, your customers, are comfortable and calm and cool, be happy."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
jul 13 2021
bar manager grant frew stands in bushwakker brew pub on dewdney avenue in regina, saskatchewan.

she tried for a year to be diagnosed. it developed into stage 3 cancer
"i should have just been able to get a referral with no problem," says 28-year-old montrealer valerie buchanan. "they were very quick to brush me off because of my age."
the montreal gazette
cancer
jul 13 2021
valerie buchanan discovered a lump in her left breast at the start of the pandemic. she was only able to get an ultrasound, mammogram and biopsy in april of this year. “my treatment is more aggressive now because i was diagnosed later,” she says. “it stripped me of my options.”

er doctors beg quebec to save 'shipwrecked' health care system
in an open letter published monday, the doctors warn that "the elastic can only be stretched so far."
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
the doctors blame deteriorating work conditions for the lack of nursing staff.

colleges, universities grapple with mandatory vaccines
canada appears to be hitting a complacency wall, with the lowest uptake being among the university-age demographic, the 18- to 29-year-olds
the national post
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
only those fully inoculated against covid will be invited back this fall at seneca college locations that include the newnham campus in north york. ont.

nightclub erupts in revelry minutes after restrictions cease
gabbo's nightclub opened at 12:01 a.m. sunday, as a crowd of young reginans left masks, distancing and months of deprivation at the door.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
a file photo of a discarded mask on a street.

no new cases or deaths in ottawa; ontario reports 114 new cases
the seven-day average for daily cases across the province is now 184 – down from 223 one week ago
taylor blewett
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
ottawa - july 5, 2021 - tourism returning to the byward market in ottawa monday.

helping seniors endure the pandemic with music
certified music therapist miya adout and her team have been busier than ever during covid-19
the toronto sun
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
miya music therapy, a toronto-based company, specializes in providing music therapy services to seniors suffering from alzheimer's and dementia.

15 months, no cases: how a retirement home kept covid-19 out
preston park 1 has not recorded a single care of the virus since march 2020 and 100 per cent of staff and residents are vaccinated.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
jul 11 2021
preston park retirement residence i office manager joann lee, activities director meghan arnault, and executive director jodi gronsdahl (left to right) sit with dog scrubs.
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'surreal' joy as restaurants and bars reopen in saskatchewan
"as long as your place of business, your customers, are comfortable and calm and cool, be happy."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
jul 13 2021
bar manager grant frew stands in bushwakker brew pub on dewdney avenue in regina, saskatchewan.

she tried for a year to be diagnosed. it developed into stage 3 cancer
"i should have just been able to get a referral with no problem," says 28-year-old montrealer valerie buchanan. "they were very quick to brush me off because of my age."
the montreal gazette
cancer
jul 13 2021
valerie buchanan discovered a lump in her left breast at the start of the pandemic. she was only able to get an ultrasound, mammogram and biopsy in april of this year. “my treatment is more aggressive now because i was diagnosed later,” she says. “it stripped me of my options.”

er doctors beg quebec to save 'shipwrecked' health care system
in an open letter published monday, the doctors warn that "the elastic can only be stretched so far."
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
the doctors blame deteriorating work conditions for the lack of nursing staff.

colleges, universities grapple with mandatory vaccines
canada appears to be hitting a complacency wall, with the lowest uptake being among the university-age demographic, the 18- to 29-year-olds
the national post
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
only those fully inoculated against covid will be invited back this fall at seneca college locations that include the newnham campus in north york. ont.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

nightclub erupts in revelry minutes after restrictions cease
gabbo's nightclub opened at 12:01 a.m. sunday, as a crowd of young reginans left masks, distancing and months of deprivation at the door.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
a file photo of a discarded mask on a street.

no new cases or deaths in ottawa; ontario reports 114 new cases
the seven-day average for daily cases across the province is now 184 – down from 223 one week ago
taylor blewett
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
ottawa - july 5, 2021 - tourism returning to the byward market in ottawa monday.

helping seniors endure the pandemic with music
certified music therapist miya adout and her team have been busier than ever during covid-19
the toronto sun
coronavirus
jul 12 2021
miya music therapy, a toronto-based company, specializes in providing music therapy services to seniors suffering from alzheimer's and dementia.

15 months, no cases: how a retirement home kept covid-19 out
preston park 1 has not recorded a single care of the virus since march 2020 and 100 per cent of staff and residents are vaccinated.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
jul 11 2021
preston park retirement residence i office manager joann lee, activities director meghan arnault, and executive director jodi gronsdahl (left to right) sit with dog scrubs.
powered by
obesity matters

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