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b.c. cuts wait time for second vaccine dose in half
priority for second doses will be given to seniors 70 and older, indigenous people and those who are clinically extremely vulnerable.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 28 2021
b.c. is moving up the time between first and second doses of vaccines due to more supply of pfizer and moderna vaccines.

b.c. hospitals to resume regular surgical operations by june 7
as the province braced for a surge in covid cases, nine hospitals postponed non-urgent surgeries. as of may 23, 2,153 patients are still waiting for their procedures.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 28 2021
health minister adrian dix and chief provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry provide an update on covid-19 on april 29, 2021. don craig/province of british columbia

walk-in clinic for 2nd dose of astrazeneca opening in montreal
vaccines will be given at décarie square on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 28 2021
navpreet kaur administers a dose of the astrazeneca covid vaccine at the bill durnan arena in april.

plogging, the art of cleaning up discarded masks while jogging
david papineau passed a milestone on the long weekend: 5,000 masks picked up in less than two months
the national post
coronavirus
may 27 2021
discarded surgical mask can be seen on sidewalks and in gutters in downtown vancouver as people throw away used protective masks and gloves.

how hard-core vaccine deniers could impact the 'moveable middle'
'the problem of misinformation has been incredibly acute with the pandemic, but it’s not going away. the spread of misinformation is one of the great challenges of our time'
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 27 2021
anti-vaccine protestors in london, england. roughly 10 per cent of canadian adults polled said a flat out "no" to getting a covid vaccination.

opinion: are we still in this pandemic together?
leger survey shows that we are forgetting to be compassionate in the third wave
vancouver sun
opinion
may 27 2021
ten per cent of british columbians surveyed said that an individual has criticized them for not following a provincial health order. this number more than doubles (22 per cent) for the one-in-five people who told us that they don’t have plans to be vaccinated.

interprovincial travel carries risk for b.c. as alberta eyes full reopening
provincial health officer says community immunity could be reached when more than 75 per cent of adults receive their first dose of vaccine
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 27 2021
travellers arriving from the united states enter a tent erected to perform covid tests at the peace arch crossing in surrey.

vaccinated snowbirds have to find their own way in b.c., prof says
some snowbirds returning from the u.s. in particular were already fully vaccinated while abroad, while others had single doses
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 27 2021
a traveller at vancouver international airport shown on feb. 22, 2021.
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b.c. cuts wait time for second vaccine dose in half
priority for second doses will be given to seniors 70 and older, indigenous people and those who are clinically extremely vulnerable.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 28 2021
b.c. is moving up the time between first and second doses of vaccines due to more supply of pfizer and moderna vaccines.

b.c. hospitals to resume regular surgical operations by june 7
as the province braced for a surge in covid cases, nine hospitals postponed non-urgent surgeries. as of may 23, 2,153 patients are still waiting for their procedures.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 28 2021
health minister adrian dix and chief provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry provide an update on covid-19 on april 29, 2021. don craig/province of british columbia

walk-in clinic for 2nd dose of astrazeneca opening in montreal
vaccines will be given at décarie square on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 28 2021
navpreet kaur administers a dose of the astrazeneca covid vaccine at the bill durnan arena in april.

plogging, the art of cleaning up discarded masks while jogging
david papineau passed a milestone on the long weekend: 5,000 masks picked up in less than two months
the national post
coronavirus
may 27 2021
discarded surgical mask can be seen on sidewalks and in gutters in downtown vancouver as people throw away used protective masks and gloves.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

how hard-core vaccine deniers could impact the 'moveable middle'
'the problem of misinformation has been incredibly acute with the pandemic, but it’s not going away. the spread of misinformation is one of the great challenges of our time'
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 27 2021
anti-vaccine protestors in london, england. roughly 10 per cent of canadian adults polled said a flat out "no" to getting a covid vaccination.

opinion: are we still in this pandemic together?
leger survey shows that we are forgetting to be compassionate in the third wave
vancouver sun
opinion
may 27 2021
ten per cent of british columbians surveyed said that an individual has criticized them for not following a provincial health order. this number more than doubles (22 per cent) for the one-in-five people who told us that they don’t have plans to be vaccinated.

interprovincial travel carries risk for b.c. as alberta eyes full reopening
provincial health officer says community immunity could be reached when more than 75 per cent of adults receive their first dose of vaccine
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 27 2021
travellers arriving from the united states enter a tent erected to perform covid tests at the peace arch crossing in surrey.

vaccinated snowbirds have to find their own way in b.c., prof says
some snowbirds returning from the u.s. in particular were already fully vaccinated while abroad, while others had single doses
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 27 2021
a traveller at vancouver international airport shown on feb. 22, 2021.
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