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quebec allowing outdoor shows with advanced reservation, masks
quebec's culture sector will start its de-confinement on friday.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 20 2021
audience members watch the opening performance of love bites at york theatre royal on may 17, 2021 in york, england. quebec will allow indoor and outdoor performances with limited attendance starting this week.

quebec fast approaching 75% of all adults getting first-dose shots
with millions of quebecers still unprotected, weak single-dose protection against variants and a fragile health care system, now is not the time for unfettered partying, experts say
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 20 2021
people enjoy the warm weather as they walk along ste-catherine st. wednesday, may 19, 2021 in montreal.

researchers map secondary health effects of covid in b.c.
researchers at simon fraser university have created an interactive map of the longer-term impacts of covid-19 on british columbians
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 20 2021
a screenshot of the map measuring the potential secondary health impacts of  covid-19.

study seeks healthcare provider views on medical cannabis
health workers in both the u.s. and canada are being asked to provide their input.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
cannabis
may 19 2021
practising healthcare providers wlll be asked “about their experiences with medicinal cannabis in their practices, prior education around the topic and interest in future clinical education.” /

pharmacists want to continue giving astrazeneca
the province suspended first doses of astrazeneca last week because of concerns about a rare, but serious, blood-clotting syndrome
elizabeth payne
covid-19 vaccine
may 19 2021
justin bates of the ontario pharmacists association said offering some 30,000 doses of the astrazenca vaccine as first doses is the best option to make sure they don’t expire at the end of the month.

ontario lifts restrictions on non-urgent surgeries
the province has lifted its temporarily ban on non-emergent and non-urgent surgeries and procedures.
bruce deachman
coronavirus
may 19 2021
file: eligible candidates for the vaccine were happy heading into the sportsplex sunday.

covid-19 hospitalizations continue to rise in alberta
the province is seeing a record-high number of 691 covid-19 patients in hospital, including 187 in the icu
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 19 2021
alberta's chief medical officer of health dr. deena hinshaw gives an update on covid-19 on tuesday, may 18, 2021.

opinion: our pandemic plight pales compared to millions of others
the global pandemic hasn’t halted slavery and human trafficking. if anything, it’s only made it worse especially for the forced labourers at sea and those secreted away in brothels.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
may 19 2021
an abandoned migrant camp used by people-smugglers are seen in a jungle at bukit wang burma in the malaysian northern state of perlis, which borders thailand, on may 26, 2015.
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quebec allowing outdoor shows with advanced reservation, masks
quebec's culture sector will start its de-confinement on friday.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 20 2021
audience members watch the opening performance of love bites at york theatre royal on may 17, 2021 in york, england. quebec will allow indoor and outdoor performances with limited attendance starting this week.

quebec fast approaching 75% of all adults getting first-dose shots
with millions of quebecers still unprotected, weak single-dose protection against variants and a fragile health care system, now is not the time for unfettered partying, experts say
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 20 2021
people enjoy the warm weather as they walk along ste-catherine st. wednesday, may 19, 2021 in montreal.

researchers map secondary health effects of covid in b.c.
researchers at simon fraser university have created an interactive map of the longer-term impacts of covid-19 on british columbians
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 20 2021
a screenshot of the map measuring the potential secondary health impacts of  covid-19.

study seeks healthcare provider views on medical cannabis
health workers in both the u.s. and canada are being asked to provide their input.
angela stelmakowich, the growth op
cannabis
may 19 2021
practising healthcare providers wlll be asked “about their experiences with medicinal cannabis in their practices, prior education around the topic and interest in future clinical education.” /
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

pharmacists want to continue giving astrazeneca
the province suspended first doses of astrazeneca last week because of concerns about a rare, but serious, blood-clotting syndrome
elizabeth payne
covid-19 vaccine
may 19 2021
justin bates of the ontario pharmacists association said offering some 30,000 doses of the astrazenca vaccine as first doses is the best option to make sure they don’t expire at the end of the month.

ontario lifts restrictions on non-urgent surgeries
the province has lifted its temporarily ban on non-emergent and non-urgent surgeries and procedures.
bruce deachman
coronavirus
may 19 2021
file: eligible candidates for the vaccine were happy heading into the sportsplex sunday.

covid-19 hospitalizations continue to rise in alberta
the province is seeing a record-high number of 691 covid-19 patients in hospital, including 187 in the icu
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 19 2021
alberta's chief medical officer of health dr. deena hinshaw gives an update on covid-19 on tuesday, may 18, 2021.

opinion: our pandemic plight pales compared to millions of others
the global pandemic hasn’t halted slavery and human trafficking. if anything, it’s only made it worse especially for the forced labourers at sea and those secreted away in brothels.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
may 19 2021
an abandoned migrant camp used by people-smugglers are seen in a jungle at bukit wang burma in the malaysian northern state of perlis, which borders thailand, on may 26, 2015.
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