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one vaccine dose not enough for return to normal, experts warn
quebec health authorities say loosening of restrictions cannot be based on vaccination rates alone.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 10 2021
the federal public health agency has recommended loosening restrictions once 70 per cent of canadians have received a first dose and 20 per cent a second.

covid-19: high-risk health-care workers can book earlier 2nd dose
in ontario, the standard interval between covid-19 vaccine doses is four months – longer than recommended by the companies that produce the pfizer-biontech, moderna, and astrazeneca vaccines.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 10 2021
dr nili kaplan-myrth held her second jabapalooza, a community vaccination clinic, at immaculata high school on may 8, 2021. eligibility for a shot expands this week in ontario to people over 40, those with high-risk medical conditions and an expanded group of people who cannot work from home. ashley fraser,postmedia

rapid tests finally expanded widely to businesses in ontario
rapid tests get results in about 15 minutes, and — most importantly — can be used on asymptomatic people to find cases that might otherwise go undetected
the national post
coronavirus
may 9 2021
rapid covid-19 test kits on a bus during a successful recent project run in ontario's waterloo region.

to stop 4th wave, ontario should re-examine tiered reopening rules
"we haven't really done a proper re-evaluation of those (tiers) since last summer. and what we have done, i think, has been sort of the opposite: expanding our higher risk (activities)."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 9 2021
ontario premier doug ford and health minister christine elliott walk to a media conference at queen's park in toronto in mid-april.

this mother's day, my heart is filled with grief. i am not alone
how can we move through the stages of mourning, stuck as we are in pandemic limbo?
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 9 2021
monique girard-solomita with daughter louise solomita in 2017. girard-solomita died on april 26, 2020, during the peak of quebec’s first wave.

anti-mask leader charged with harassing lawyers seeks bail
mario roy is alleged to have led at least two anti-mask protests. he is also charged with harassing and intimidating lawyers.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 9 2021
mario roy, a leader of recent anti-mask protests, will have another chance at bail later this month. he is charged with harassing lawyers.

pandemic parents: is now a good time to have a baby?
ubc sociology lecturer says why not explore whether this is your time to add to the family
vancouver sun
women's health
may 9 2021
robyn pitman and her dog finn at ubc.

b.c. poultry plant ordered closed after 29 staff test positive for the virus
sunrise poultry processors ltd., a poultry processing plant located at 13542 73a avenue, must close for 10 days.
tiffany crawford
coronavirus
may 9 2021
a poultry plant in surrey has been ordered to close for 10 days after an outbreak of the covid-19 virus.
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one vaccine dose not enough for return to normal, experts warn
quebec health authorities say loosening of restrictions cannot be based on vaccination rates alone.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 10 2021
the federal public health agency has recommended loosening restrictions once 70 per cent of canadians have received a first dose and 20 per cent a second.

covid-19: high-risk health-care workers can book earlier 2nd dose
in ontario, the standard interval between covid-19 vaccine doses is four months – longer than recommended by the companies that produce the pfizer-biontech, moderna, and astrazeneca vaccines.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 10 2021
dr nili kaplan-myrth held her second jabapalooza, a community vaccination clinic, at immaculata high school on may 8, 2021. eligibility for a shot expands this week in ontario to people over 40, those with high-risk medical conditions and an expanded group of people who cannot work from home. ashley fraser,postmedia

rapid tests finally expanded widely to businesses in ontario
rapid tests get results in about 15 minutes, and — most importantly — can be used on asymptomatic people to find cases that might otherwise go undetected
the national post
coronavirus
may 9 2021
rapid covid-19 test kits on a bus during a successful recent project run in ontario's waterloo region.

to stop 4th wave, ontario should re-examine tiered reopening rules
"we haven't really done a proper re-evaluation of those (tiers) since last summer. and what we have done, i think, has been sort of the opposite: expanding our higher risk (activities)."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 9 2021
ontario premier doug ford and health minister christine elliott walk to a media conference at queen's park in toronto in mid-april.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

this mother's day, my heart is filled with grief. i am not alone
how can we move through the stages of mourning, stuck as we are in pandemic limbo?
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 9 2021
monique girard-solomita with daughter louise solomita in 2017. girard-solomita died on april 26, 2020, during the peak of quebec’s first wave.

anti-mask leader charged with harassing lawyers seeks bail
mario roy is alleged to have led at least two anti-mask protests. he is also charged with harassing and intimidating lawyers.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 9 2021
mario roy, a leader of recent anti-mask protests, will have another chance at bail later this month. he is charged with harassing lawyers.

pandemic parents: is now a good time to have a baby?
ubc sociology lecturer says why not explore whether this is your time to add to the family
vancouver sun
women's health
may 9 2021
robyn pitman and her dog finn at ubc.

b.c. poultry plant ordered closed after 29 staff test positive for the virus
sunrise poultry processors ltd., a poultry processing plant located at 13542 73a avenue, must close for 10 days.
tiffany crawford
coronavirus
may 9 2021
a poultry plant in surrey has been ordered to close for 10 days after an outbreak of the covid-19 virus.
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