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世界杯决赛2022

heat wave linked to massive spike in sudden deaths in b.c.
'i’ve been a police officer for 15 years and i’ve never experienced the volume of sudden deaths that have come in in such a short period of time.'
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jun 30 2021
a view of the city after the scorching weather triggered an air quality advisory in vancouver, british columbia, canada june 28, 2021.

canadian blood services appeals to donors to give blood
there is a specific need for donors with o-negative blood type.
windsor star
世界杯决赛2022
jun 29 2021
the canadian blood services is appealing for donors to make appointments.

the shift from covid safety plans to prevention as communicable disease
employers will be required to provide appropriate ventilation and encourage employees to stay home when they are sick.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
fundamental practices like handwashing and personal hygiene help prevent the spread of influenza.

samaritans rescue seniors with health issues in building without cooling
several vancouver seniors in housing for low-income tenants, who were in distress with health issues in the heat, got two nights of respite when complete strangers booked them a hotel room. but many more are struggling.
monika warzecha and vancouver sun
aging
jun 29 2021
catherine stafford and friends lily shinde and vichy miu sit inside catherine's suite at the park inn and suites in vancouver. lack of air conditioning and fans has many seniors struggling during this heat wave.

opinion: are accidents waiting to happen really accidents?
can we even call them accidents when so many people shake their heads knowingly in response to pedestrian deaths?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
opinion
jun 29 2021
flowers mark the spot where 15-year-old angelica john was struck and killed by a car recently.

no mask needed for indoor public spaces from july 1 in b.c.
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry says covid-19 transmission plummeting, paving way for step three of restart plan
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry gives the latest figures on newly confirmed cases, deaths, recoveries and more.

are there risks to smoking moldy weed?
in rare instances, people who are sensitive to mould could experience a fungal infection in their lungs or throats.
the growthop
cannabis
jun 29 2021
for all users, the easiest way to tell if weed is moldy is to give it a sniff. /

canada has vastly undercounted covid-19 deaths: report
'it's not that we had a greater percentage of our deaths in long-term care than other countries, it's that we missed the deaths outside long term care'
the national post
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
ambulance attendants transport a resident from a seniors' long-term care home, amid the outbreak of covid-19 in laval, quebec, april 16, 2020. quebec "appeared to be the province that came closest to accurately and completely measuring the full magnitude of its covid-19 fatalities," a new report says.
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heat wave linked to massive spike in sudden deaths in b.c.
'i’ve been a police officer for 15 years and i’ve never experienced the volume of sudden deaths that have come in in such a short period of time.'
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jun 30 2021
a view of the city after the scorching weather triggered an air quality advisory in vancouver, british columbia, canada june 28, 2021.

canadian blood services appeals to donors to give blood
there is a specific need for donors with o-negative blood type.
windsor star
世界杯决赛2022
jun 29 2021
the canadian blood services is appealing for donors to make appointments.

the shift from covid safety plans to prevention as communicable disease
employers will be required to provide appropriate ventilation and encourage employees to stay home when they are sick.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
fundamental practices like handwashing and personal hygiene help prevent the spread of influenza.

samaritans rescue seniors with health issues in building without cooling
several vancouver seniors in housing for low-income tenants, who were in distress with health issues in the heat, got two nights of respite when complete strangers booked them a hotel room. but many more are struggling.
monika warzecha and vancouver sun
aging
jun 29 2021
catherine stafford and friends lily shinde and vichy miu sit inside catherine's suite at the park inn and suites in vancouver. lack of air conditioning and fans has many seniors struggling during this heat wave.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

opinion: are accidents waiting to happen really accidents?
can we even call them accidents when so many people shake their heads knowingly in response to pedestrian deaths?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
opinion
jun 29 2021
flowers mark the spot where 15-year-old angelica john was struck and killed by a car recently.

no mask needed for indoor public spaces from july 1 in b.c.
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry says covid-19 transmission plummeting, paving way for step three of restart plan
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry gives the latest figures on newly confirmed cases, deaths, recoveries and more.

are there risks to smoking moldy weed?
in rare instances, people who are sensitive to mould could experience a fungal infection in their lungs or throats.
the growthop
cannabis
jun 29 2021
for all users, the easiest way to tell if weed is moldy is to give it a sniff. /

canada has vastly undercounted covid-19 deaths: report
'it's not that we had a greater percentage of our deaths in long-term care than other countries, it's that we missed the deaths outside long term care'
the national post
coronavirus
jun 29 2021
ambulance attendants transport a resident from a seniors' long-term care home, amid the outbreak of covid-19 in laval, quebec, april 16, 2020. quebec "appeared to be the province that came closest to accurately and completely measuring the full magnitude of its covid-19 fatalities," a new report says.
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obesity matters

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