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世界杯决赛2022

extreme heat leads to extreme demand for ems in edmonton, calgary
the most critical patients will be prioritized to receive immediate care.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
ems ambulance

opinion: a plan to fend off a potential new wave and lockdowns
it is time to take what has been learned across the globe and prepare the best plan in the event of another wave
calgary herald
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
staff prepare supplies at the pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic at the village square leisure centre in northeast calgary on sunday, june 6, 2021.

opinion: climate change and predicting the next pandemic
with global warming, mosquito-borne diseases that thrive in warm temperatures are expected to shift to higher latitudes and be transmitted for longer periods.
windsor star
opinion
jul 4 2021
climate change is bringing a higher risk for the spread of disease. in this june 11, 2021, file photo, activists pose as dead bodies during a climate change protest in cornwall, great britain, during the summit of g7 leaders from canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk and the united states.

ford government takes long road to reopening
cfib says delaying reopening could mean business on the edge don't survive
the toronto sun
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
ontario premier doug ford speaks during a recent news conference.

montrealers asked to avoid two hospitals due to overcrowding
people asked to seek out emergency wards of other hospitals or head to a medical clinic if they are experiencing health problems.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
the emergency room of the maisonneuve-rosemont hospital was nearing capacity on saturday.

fitness: cool down as you heat up before game day
athletes training for an event held in a hot environment may choose to acclimatize in the preceding weeks, but it’s important to know how to stay as cool as possible.
jill barker, special to the montreal gazette
fitness
jul 4 2021
triathlete jackie hering stays hydrated at an event in june in des moines, iowa. drinking cold water or a slurry of ice and water can help with the mental challenge of working out in the heat, jill barker writes, but be careful to avoid a brain freeze or upset stomach.

new video series on anxiety aims to help b.c. youth recover from pandemic
the non-profit group "anxiety canada" will be paid $500,000 to produce the videos that will run on its website, youtube channel and other social media, like tiktok, starting in october.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
vancouver writer and comedian charlie demers, who joined wednesday's announcement, said as a teenager, he would have benefited from videos like the ones anxiety canada will produce.

extreme heat shatters b.c. temperature records in june
b.c. should expect more intense heat waves, more often, says climate expert.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
a heat-buckled sidewalk on kingsway avenue in port coquitlam on july 3. record high temperatures have blanketed much of western canada for the last week.
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extreme heat leads to extreme demand for ems in edmonton, calgary
the most critical patients will be prioritized to receive immediate care.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
ems ambulance

opinion: a plan to fend off a potential new wave and lockdowns
it is time to take what has been learned across the globe and prepare the best plan in the event of another wave
calgary herald
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
staff prepare supplies at the pop-up covid-19 vaccination clinic at the village square leisure centre in northeast calgary on sunday, june 6, 2021.

opinion: climate change and predicting the next pandemic
with global warming, mosquito-borne diseases that thrive in warm temperatures are expected to shift to higher latitudes and be transmitted for longer periods.
windsor star
opinion
jul 4 2021
climate change is bringing a higher risk for the spread of disease. in this june 11, 2021, file photo, activists pose as dead bodies during a climate change protest in cornwall, great britain, during the summit of g7 leaders from canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk and the united states.

ford government takes long road to reopening
cfib says delaying reopening could mean business on the edge don't survive
the toronto sun
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
ontario premier doug ford speaks during a recent news conference.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

montrealers asked to avoid two hospitals due to overcrowding
people asked to seek out emergency wards of other hospitals or head to a medical clinic if they are experiencing health problems.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
the emergency room of the maisonneuve-rosemont hospital was nearing capacity on saturday.

fitness: cool down as you heat up before game day
athletes training for an event held in a hot environment may choose to acclimatize in the preceding weeks, but it’s important to know how to stay as cool as possible.
jill barker, special to the montreal gazette
fitness
jul 4 2021
triathlete jackie hering stays hydrated at an event in june in des moines, iowa. drinking cold water or a slurry of ice and water can help with the mental challenge of working out in the heat, jill barker writes, but be careful to avoid a brain freeze or upset stomach.

new video series on anxiety aims to help b.c. youth recover from pandemic
the non-profit group "anxiety canada" will be paid $500,000 to produce the videos that will run on its website, youtube channel and other social media, like tiktok, starting in october.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
vancouver writer and comedian charlie demers, who joined wednesday's announcement, said as a teenager, he would have benefited from videos like the ones anxiety canada will produce.

extreme heat shatters b.c. temperature records in june
b.c. should expect more intense heat waves, more often, says climate expert.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 4 2021
a heat-buckled sidewalk on kingsway avenue in port coquitlam on july 3. record high temperatures have blanketed much of western canada for the last week.
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