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世界杯决赛2022

rom invites you to be part of pandemic history
kids, ages four to 18, are invited to submit their impressions of covid-19 through art
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
may 17 2021
the rom wants young people to submit art which represents their covid experiences.

b.c. to learn how widespread b.1.617 variant has become
b.c. centre for disease control report expected wednesday should have the answer
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
may 17 2021
men wearing protective suits place a white cloth over the body their relative, who died from the coronavirus disease (covid-19), before his cremation on the banks of the river ganges at garhmukteshwar in the northern state of uttar pradesh, india, may 6, 2021.

here’s how to spot cannabis use disorder
cannabis use disorder affects about 30 per cent of marijuana users.
the growthop
cannabis
may 17 2021
among cannabis users, adolescents are more likely to develop an addiction. /

ontario expands covid vaccine eligibility to all adults on tuesday
the government had initially said it would lower the vaccine eligibility age to 30 this week.
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 17 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past signage for a vaccination clinic in toronto, wednesday april 28, 2021.

why covid may come calling at your door but not your neighbour's
a study’s data suggests a strong correlation between social factors and covid incidence.
bruce deachman
coronavirus
may 16 2021
katie carr is project manager at ottawa neighbourhood study.

nurse the proud matriarch of three generations in the profession
"i always wanted the girls to have a good education — you know, something they could fall back on.”
edmonton journal
healthcare professionals
may 16 2021
victoria gartner and her family of nurses. images supplied.

opinion: giving canadians more time to grieve isn't a partisan issue
bill c-220 proposes to extend bereavement leave to 10 days, up from the current five days
edmonton journal
opinion
may 16 2021
jessica littlewood helps lay roses, one for every albertan lost to covid-19, outside the federal building (violet king henry plaza), in edmonton thursday march 11, 2021. community groups gathered at the alberta legislature grounds thursday as part of the national day of observance for the nearly 2,000 albertans who have lost their lives to the covid-19 pandemic. 810 of those deaths were here in edmonton.

is the covid vaccine safe for children? expert answers questions
postmedia spoke to dr. joan robinson, a pediatric infectious disease expert at edmonton’s stollery children’s hospital
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 16 2021
dr. joan robinson, paediatric infectious disease physician at the stollery in edmonton, may 14, 2021. ed kaiser/postmedia
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rom invites you to be part of pandemic history
kids, ages four to 18, are invited to submit their impressions of covid-19 through art
the toronto sun
世界杯决赛2022
may 17 2021
the rom wants young people to submit art which represents their covid experiences.

b.c. to learn how widespread b.1.617 variant has become
b.c. centre for disease control report expected wednesday should have the answer
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
may 17 2021
men wearing protective suits place a white cloth over the body their relative, who died from the coronavirus disease (covid-19), before his cremation on the banks of the river ganges at garhmukteshwar in the northern state of uttar pradesh, india, may 6, 2021.

here’s how to spot cannabis use disorder
cannabis use disorder affects about 30 per cent of marijuana users.
the growthop
cannabis
may 17 2021
among cannabis users, adolescents are more likely to develop an addiction. /

ontario expands covid vaccine eligibility to all adults on tuesday
the government had initially said it would lower the vaccine eligibility age to 30 this week.
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 17 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past signage for a vaccination clinic in toronto, wednesday april 28, 2021.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

why covid may come calling at your door but not your neighbour's
a study’s data suggests a strong correlation between social factors and covid incidence.
bruce deachman
coronavirus
may 16 2021
katie carr is project manager at ottawa neighbourhood study.

nurse the proud matriarch of three generations in the profession
"i always wanted the girls to have a good education — you know, something they could fall back on.”
edmonton journal
healthcare professionals
may 16 2021
victoria gartner and her family of nurses. images supplied.

opinion: giving canadians more time to grieve isn't a partisan issue
bill c-220 proposes to extend bereavement leave to 10 days, up from the current five days
edmonton journal
opinion
may 16 2021
jessica littlewood helps lay roses, one for every albertan lost to covid-19, outside the federal building (violet king henry plaza), in edmonton thursday march 11, 2021. community groups gathered at the alberta legislature grounds thursday as part of the national day of observance for the nearly 2,000 albertans who have lost their lives to the covid-19 pandemic. 810 of those deaths were here in edmonton.

is the covid vaccine safe for children? expert answers questions
postmedia spoke to dr. joan robinson, a pediatric infectious disease expert at edmonton’s stollery children’s hospital
edmonton journal
coronavirus
may 16 2021
dr. joan robinson, paediatric infectious disease physician at the stollery in edmonton, may 14, 2021. ed kaiser/postmedia
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