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世界杯决赛2022

mom's tweet about telling son she is dying touches thousands
neuroscientist and concordia professor nadia chaudhri is now using her platform to raise money for under-represented young scholars.
susan schwartz montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 31 2021
"i am sharing my story to raise awareness about this disease," nadia chaudhri tweeted on world ovarian cancer day.

we're no. 1 for vaccinations, majority of quebecers say: poll
only 19 per cent of people in the rest of canada think their province is doing a better job, reveals the survey by léger marketing for the association for canadian studies.
marian scott, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 31 2021
yves dorismond directs people outside the olympic stadium waiting to get their covid-19 vaccination on may 6, 2021.

60% of eligible albertans have received one shot of vaccine
almost all public health measures will be removed two weeks after 70 per cent of albertans aged 12 and up receive their first jab.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 30 2021
empty vials of oxford/astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine amid a vaccination campaign,

special-needs people overlooked during pandemic, advocates say
people with disabilities are more likely to have existing heath conditions that can make coronavirus disease more lethal.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 30 2021
shazia mele holds a photo of her special needs sister, samina.

fitness facilities ready to get into high gear with b.c. restart plan
“it was a big day ... to hear the reopening plan and to start to feel a sense of we're going to be ok, we made it this far. my goodness, we can kind of see the finish line." — live well exercise clinics president and ceo sara hodson
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
may 30 2021
sara hodson, ceo of live well exercise clinic, and carl ulmer, director of operations for club 16 trevor linden fitness, at live well saturday, may 29, 2021.

windsor mayor creates online waitlist for cross-border vaccinations
windsor regional hospital is meanwhile continuing with its application to health canada to import the surplus detroit doses into windsor.
windsor star
coronavirus
may 30 2021
windsor mayor drew dilkens is seen getting his his covid-19 vaccination at a drive-thru vaccination clinic outside 1720 howard ave. on saturday, may 8, 2021.

music as medicine at the montreal children's hospital
three therapists use instruments and voices — and parents — to reach kids "where they're at" and promote healing and a feeling of safety.
the montreal gazette
healthcare professionals
may 30 2021
pascale comeau outside the montreal children's hospital, where music therapy is used to address physical, cognitive, social and emotional issues in patients.

ont. couple, vaccinated in u.s., say they've been "harassed" by health officials
“you don’t mind doing something if it’s reasonable or makes sense. but this doesn’t seem reasonable: it’s overkill.”
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 30 2021
jackie larouche hartwick and terry hartwick of smiths falls were fully vaccinated in florida in january and february.
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mom's tweet about telling son she is dying touches thousands
neuroscientist and concordia professor nadia chaudhri is now using her platform to raise money for under-represented young scholars.
susan schwartz montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 31 2021
"i am sharing my story to raise awareness about this disease," nadia chaudhri tweeted on world ovarian cancer day.

we're no. 1 for vaccinations, majority of quebecers say: poll
only 19 per cent of people in the rest of canada think their province is doing a better job, reveals the survey by léger marketing for the association for canadian studies.
marian scott, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 31 2021
yves dorismond directs people outside the olympic stadium waiting to get their covid-19 vaccination on may 6, 2021.

60% of eligible albertans have received one shot of vaccine
almost all public health measures will be removed two weeks after 70 per cent of albertans aged 12 and up receive their first jab.
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 30 2021
empty vials of oxford/astrazeneca's covid-19 vaccine amid a vaccination campaign,

special-needs people overlooked during pandemic, advocates say
people with disabilities are more likely to have existing heath conditions that can make coronavirus disease more lethal.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 30 2021
shazia mele holds a photo of her special needs sister, samina.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

fitness facilities ready to get into high gear with b.c. restart plan
“it was a big day ... to hear the reopening plan and to start to feel a sense of we're going to be ok, we made it this far. my goodness, we can kind of see the finish line." — live well exercise clinics president and ceo sara hodson
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
may 30 2021
sara hodson, ceo of live well exercise clinic, and carl ulmer, director of operations for club 16 trevor linden fitness, at live well saturday, may 29, 2021.

windsor mayor creates online waitlist for cross-border vaccinations
windsor regional hospital is meanwhile continuing with its application to health canada to import the surplus detroit doses into windsor.
windsor star
coronavirus
may 30 2021
windsor mayor drew dilkens is seen getting his his covid-19 vaccination at a drive-thru vaccination clinic outside 1720 howard ave. on saturday, may 8, 2021.

music as medicine at the montreal children's hospital
three therapists use instruments and voices — and parents — to reach kids "where they're at" and promote healing and a feeling of safety.
the montreal gazette
healthcare professionals
may 30 2021
pascale comeau outside the montreal children's hospital, where music therapy is used to address physical, cognitive, social and emotional issues in patients.

ont. couple, vaccinated in u.s., say they've been "harassed" by health officials
“you don’t mind doing something if it’s reasonable or makes sense. but this doesn’t seem reasonable: it’s overkill.”
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 30 2021
jackie larouche hartwick and terry hartwick of smiths falls were fully vaccinated in florida in january and february.
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obesity matters

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