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alberta has had the most miserable time fighting covid, index suggests
the four atlantic provinces, meanwhile, had the lowest overall misery levels, with each outperforming the national average
the national post
coronavirus
may 25 2021
a masked pedestrian walks on the plus-15 in downtown calgary with the calgary tower in the background on tuesday, may 4, 2021.

canadian firm works with controversial u.s. company on covid vaccine
'so far, the canadian government hasn’t shown an inclination to talk to us about purchasing canadian," said brad sorenson, ceo of providence therapeutics
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 25 2021
brad stevens (left) and brad sorenson of providence therapeutics, photographed at northern rna, in calgary on monday, january 25, 2021.

covid-19 highlights help provided by family to those in long-term care
formation of provincial group needed to strengthen role of family members who help loved ones living in long-term care.
vancouver sun
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may 24 2021
dawne koke, left, family coordinator, and joan peacock, chairwoman of the family advisory council, at the three links care centre in vancouver on may 14.

injuries from atvs, cycling and other outdoor activities spike in alberta
injuries start to pick up over the victoria day weekend — bike-related ones, in particular, jumped by 75 per cent for the month of may in 2020.
edmonton journal
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may 24 2021
a cyclist races down a hill near the muttart conservatory on friday, may 21, 2021 in edmonton.

opinion: how can we more effectively address covid myths
it’s more important than ever in the fight against pandemic to take time to correct misinformation.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
a medical worker prepares a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine.

opinion: jordan's principle prioritizes children's health
the government should not be surprised that an indigenous woman has it on the ropes.
the star phoenix
opinion
may 24 2021
doug cuthand

after slow start, covid rapid tests are in 'every corner' of saskatchewan
"the more often we do these tests, the sooner we can pick this up and reduce the risk of weeks and weeks of isolation of staff."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 24 2021
rapid testing for covid-19 will soon be more widespread in saskatchewan.

'nobody left behind' in university survey of lyme disease sufferers
queen’s university is inviting people with lyme disease to share their stories with the hope of finding some identifiable patterns
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
julie konzuk has been suffering from lyme disease since 2007 when she was bitten by four ticks in virginia.
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alberta has had the most miserable time fighting covid, index suggests
the four atlantic provinces, meanwhile, had the lowest overall misery levels, with each outperforming the national average
the national post
coronavirus
may 25 2021
a masked pedestrian walks on the plus-15 in downtown calgary with the calgary tower in the background on tuesday, may 4, 2021.

canadian firm works with controversial u.s. company on covid vaccine
'so far, the canadian government hasn’t shown an inclination to talk to us about purchasing canadian," said brad sorenson, ceo of providence therapeutics
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 25 2021
brad stevens (left) and brad sorenson of providence therapeutics, photographed at northern rna, in calgary on monday, january 25, 2021.

covid-19 highlights help provided by family to those in long-term care
formation of provincial group needed to strengthen role of family members who help loved ones living in long-term care.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
dawne koke, left, family coordinator, and joan peacock, chairwoman of the family advisory council, at the three links care centre in vancouver on may 14.

injuries from atvs, cycling and other outdoor activities spike in alberta
injuries start to pick up over the victoria day weekend — bike-related ones, in particular, jumped by 75 per cent for the month of may in 2020.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
a cyclist races down a hill near the muttart conservatory on friday, may 21, 2021 in edmonton.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

opinion: how can we more effectively address covid myths
it’s more important than ever in the fight against pandemic to take time to correct misinformation.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
a medical worker prepares a dose of the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine.

opinion: jordan's principle prioritizes children's health
the government should not be surprised that an indigenous woman has it on the ropes.
the star phoenix
opinion
may 24 2021
doug cuthand

after slow start, covid rapid tests are in 'every corner' of saskatchewan
"the more often we do these tests, the sooner we can pick this up and reduce the risk of weeks and weeks of isolation of staff."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 24 2021
rapid testing for covid-19 will soon be more widespread in saskatchewan.

'nobody left behind' in university survey of lyme disease sufferers
queen’s university is inviting people with lyme disease to share their stories with the hope of finding some identifiable patterns
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 24 2021
julie konzuk has been suffering from lyme disease since 2007 when she was bitten by four ticks in virginia.
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obesity matters

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