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b.c. set to lift more covid-19 restrictions on tuesday
as of friday, more than 75 per cent of all adults in b.c. have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
a group takes part in a high-energy barbell class at an indoor group exercise studio at park road pools & fitness on may 17, 2021 in london, england. when b.c. begins step 2 of its restart plan on tuesday, indoor high-intensity group exercises will once again be permitted, albeit with reduced capacity.

the contagion of covid conspiracies in quebec
how did disinformation become so prevalent and what is it doing to us? part 1 of a 5-part series.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
illustration by pictrider, shutterstock.com

here's what is allowed now that montreal is a yellow zone
indoor gatherings are legal again.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
outdoor activities are allowed for up to 25 people as of monday, with appropriate measures in place.

man says fed assistance doesn't help those with long covid
a calgary man suffering from ongoing covid-19 symptoms says government safety nets do not meet the needs of coivd long-haulers.
calgary herald
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
scott reason is a covid long-hauler and is still suffering symptoms from catching the virus in november. he says federal covid benefits are only aimed at helping people in the short term and do little for people in his situation.

canadians keen to get back to the future after covid: poll
as covid-19 seems to be abating and canada looks with hope and trepidation to the future, a new poll reveals the activities we are hoping to do more — and less
joseph brean, national post
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
people walk past a patio open for business in ottawa on the first day of ontario's first phase of re-opening amidst the third wave of the covid-19 pandemic, on friday, june 11, 2021.

alberta inching closer to stage 3 vaccination benchmark
nearly all health restrictions will be removed two weeks after meeting the stage 3 goal.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
blaire preteau wears a face mask to protect against covid-19 while working in edmonton's borden park, saturday june 12, 2021.

ontario shortens timeline for 2nd astrazeneca vaccine
beginning monday at 8 a.m., individuals who received their first dose of the astrazeneca vaccine will be eligible to book their second dose
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 13 2021
this file photo shows a vial of the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine in paris on march 11, 2021.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.
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b.c. set to lift more covid-19 restrictions on tuesday
as of friday, more than 75 per cent of all adults in b.c. have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
a group takes part in a high-energy barbell class at an indoor group exercise studio at park road pools & fitness on may 17, 2021 in london, england. when b.c. begins step 2 of its restart plan on tuesday, indoor high-intensity group exercises will once again be permitted, albeit with reduced capacity.

the contagion of covid conspiracies in quebec
how did disinformation become so prevalent and what is it doing to us? part 1 of a 5-part series.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
illustration by pictrider, shutterstock.com

here's what is allowed now that montreal is a yellow zone
indoor gatherings are legal again.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 14 2021
outdoor activities are allowed for up to 25 people as of monday, with appropriate measures in place.

man says fed assistance doesn't help those with long covid
a calgary man suffering from ongoing covid-19 symptoms says government safety nets do not meet the needs of coivd long-haulers.
calgary herald
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
scott reason is a covid long-hauler and is still suffering symptoms from catching the virus in november. he says federal covid benefits are only aimed at helping people in the short term and do little for people in his situation.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

canadians keen to get back to the future after covid: poll
as covid-19 seems to be abating and canada looks with hope and trepidation to the future, a new poll reveals the activities we are hoping to do more — and less
joseph brean, national post
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
people walk past a patio open for business in ottawa on the first day of ontario's first phase of re-opening amidst the third wave of the covid-19 pandemic, on friday, june 11, 2021.

alberta inching closer to stage 3 vaccination benchmark
nearly all health restrictions will be removed two weeks after meeting the stage 3 goal.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
blaire preteau wears a face mask to protect against covid-19 while working in edmonton's borden park, saturday june 12, 2021.

ontario shortens timeline for 2nd astrazeneca vaccine
beginning monday at 8 a.m., individuals who received their first dose of the astrazeneca vaccine will be eligible to book their second dose
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 13 2021
this file photo shows a vial of the astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine in paris on march 11, 2021.

opinion: canada must recommit to hiv/aid targets
as of the end of 2020, most of the world had failed to meet the un 90-90-90 target.
vancouver sun
hiv/aids
jun 13 2021
dr. julio montaner is director of the b.c. centre for excellence in hiv/aids, canada’s largest hiv research organization, and is a professor of medicine at the university of b.c.
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