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woman pretending to be doctor did 2 medical internships
she wore a white lab coat and stethoscope and carried out medical consultations, the collège des médecins says.
healthing.ca
healthcare professionals
jun 3 2021
the collège des médecins says annie ung claimed she was a resident in general medicine at a montreal-area hospital.

b.c. health officials acknowledge some slow to accept easing of restrictions
dix and henry say people must be mindful of communities that are assessing their own risks and take time to welcome back visitors
canadian press
coronavirus
jun 3 2021
dr. bonnie henry has provided little evidence that religious gatherings are riskier than many activities that continue. the charter requires the province to prove the need to ban such gatherings.

opinion: in prioritizing mental health, it's advantage osaka
displaying a special brand of gall, some were telling her that her well-being wasn't a priority but press appearances were.
montreal gazette
mental health
jun 3 2021
japan's naomi osaka celebrates after winning against romania's patricia maria tig during their women's singles first round tennis match on day 1 of the roland garros 2021 french open tennis tournament in paris on may 30, 2021.

don't downplay covid-19 risks to kids, doctors say
many infectious disease specialists say an end to school closures and the path back to normalcy, even sanity, hinges on having children vaccinated
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
jun 3 2021
"there was overwhelming enthusiasm" at montreal pop-up and walk-in covid vaccination clinics, like this one, when teens became eligible.

b.c.'s poisoned drug supply claimed another 176 lives in april
it's the most suspected illicit drug toxicity deaths ever recorded in april and the 14th straight month in which the death toll exceeded 100
healthing.ca
addiction
jun 2 2021
b.c.'s poisoned drug supply claimed another 176 lives in april, according to report released tuesday by the b.c. coroners service.

what’s the correlation between legal cannabis and teen use?
new data shows there was not a significant change or increase in the percentage of students who consumed cannabis within the past 30 days.
the growthop
cannabis
jun 2 2021
opponents of legal marijuana programs have cited cannabis use in teenagers and its side effects as a means of dissuading people who may be considering supporting legal cannabis. /

windsor-essex receives youth mental health funding support
windsor-essex will receive $2.7 million in operating funds to support its new local youth wellness hub.
windsor star
mental health
jun 2 2021
claudia den boer, ceo, canadian mental health association windsor-essex county branch, speaks at the start of the 4th annual suicide prevention awareness walk that was held at the st. clair college main campus sunday morning, september 29, 2019.

opinion: a lot of people still need first dose of a covid vaccine
sixty per cent of adults need their first dose before ontario starts reopening its economy. the federal government says the number should be 75 per cent.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 2 2021
theresa marentette, ceo of the windsor-essex county health unit, leads a tour of the covid-19 vaccination clinic at the nature fresh farms recreation centre in leamington on march 10, 2021.
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woman pretending to be doctor did 2 medical internships
she wore a white lab coat and stethoscope and carried out medical consultations, the collège des médecins says.
healthing.ca
healthcare professionals
jun 3 2021
the collège des médecins says annie ung claimed she was a resident in general medicine at a montreal-area hospital.

b.c. health officials acknowledge some slow to accept easing of restrictions
dix and henry say people must be mindful of communities that are assessing their own risks and take time to welcome back visitors
canadian press
coronavirus
jun 3 2021
dr. bonnie henry has provided little evidence that religious gatherings are riskier than many activities that continue. the charter requires the province to prove the need to ban such gatherings.

opinion: in prioritizing mental health, it's advantage osaka
displaying a special brand of gall, some were telling her that her well-being wasn't a priority but press appearances were.
montreal gazette
mental health
jun 3 2021
japan's naomi osaka celebrates after winning against romania's patricia maria tig during their women's singles first round tennis match on day 1 of the roland garros 2021 french open tennis tournament in paris on may 30, 2021.

don't downplay covid-19 risks to kids, doctors say
many infectious disease specialists say an end to school closures and the path back to normalcy, even sanity, hinges on having children vaccinated
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
jun 3 2021
"there was overwhelming enthusiasm" at montreal pop-up and walk-in covid vaccination clinics, like this one, when teens became eligible.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

b.c.'s poisoned drug supply claimed another 176 lives in april
it's the most suspected illicit drug toxicity deaths ever recorded in april and the 14th straight month in which the death toll exceeded 100
healthing.ca
addiction
jun 2 2021
b.c.'s poisoned drug supply claimed another 176 lives in april, according to report released tuesday by the b.c. coroners service.

what’s the correlation between legal cannabis and teen use?
new data shows there was not a significant change or increase in the percentage of students who consumed cannabis within the past 30 days.
the growthop
cannabis
jun 2 2021
opponents of legal marijuana programs have cited cannabis use in teenagers and its side effects as a means of dissuading people who may be considering supporting legal cannabis. /

windsor-essex receives youth mental health funding support
windsor-essex will receive $2.7 million in operating funds to support its new local youth wellness hub.
windsor star
mental health
jun 2 2021
claudia den boer, ceo, canadian mental health association windsor-essex county branch, speaks at the start of the 4th annual suicide prevention awareness walk that was held at the st. clair college main campus sunday morning, september 29, 2019.

opinion: a lot of people still need first dose of a covid vaccine
sixty per cent of adults need their first dose before ontario starts reopening its economy. the federal government says the number should be 75 per cent.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 2 2021
theresa marentette, ceo of the windsor-essex county health unit, leads a tour of the covid-19 vaccination clinic at the nature fresh farms recreation centre in leamington on march 10, 2021.
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