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世界杯决赛2022

opinion: i've gone fully wireless by banishing my bras
covid-19 hasn't done a lot for moms, but at least it's given some of us the opportunity to banish our over-the-shoulder-boulder-holders.
montreal gazette
women's health
may 9 2021
an ode to those left behind.

montreal restaurants urge quebec for clarity on reopening
“the most frustrating part is that we have no guidance. we don’t know where we’re going,” said restaurant owner pierre lévêque.
jesse feith
coronavirus
may 9 2021
pierre lévêque, owner of chez lévêque on laurier ave., at his restaurant in outremont on saturday, may 8, 2021. after a difficult year, restaurant and bar owners are holding a "symbolic opening" on saturday, handing out gift vouchers to people who visit.

fundraiser set to send meals to overworked hospital staff
ottawa’s critical care nurses have been overworked, overburdened and overwhelmed during this pandemic, but they won’t be under-appreciated.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 9 2021
kirstin graystone (l) and meaghan lalande are raising money for icu nurses via gofundme.

covid-19: ontario cases top 3,000 for second day in a row
the hot spots continue to be toronto, with 876 new cases, followed by peel with 817, york with 300, durham with 205 and hamilton with 148.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 7 2021
peel region paramedic ryan kingsborough, administers a dose of the moderna covid-19 vaccine, at a one-day pop-up vaccination clinic in mississauga, ont., on thursday, april 29, 2021.

motherhood during covid has brought big sacrifices, occasional blessings
taking care of a newborn during a global pandemic has meant sacrifices, large and small
bruce deachman
women's health
may 7 2021
nicole vanbergen (with her two-month-old daughter, emmy) and tracy lo (with her six-month-old son hudson) both had babies during the pandemic.

opinion: no one acted to prevent ontario's covid deaths in ltc
government officials look us in the eye and tell us nobody is more important than our elders — but don’t mean it.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 7 2021
crosses of remembrance for loved ones lost to the covid-19 dot the lawn outside a long-term care home, on march 9, 2021.

prioritize mental health of adolescents, pediatricians say
eating disorders have quadrupled since the start of the pandemic and emergency rooms are overwhelmed with young patients who have suicidal thoughts.
katherine wilton
mental health
may 7 2021
“everything must be put in place for a return to school as normal as possible next fall, including attendance five days out of five.”

some teens say they're apprehensive about getting vaccinated
they have been wearing masks all day and told to avoid gatherings, yet several teens said thursday they are not sure they want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 7 2021
empty vials of the pfizer-biontech vaccine.
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opinion: i've gone fully wireless by banishing my bras
covid-19 hasn't done a lot for moms, but at least it's given some of us the opportunity to banish our over-the-shoulder-boulder-holders.
montreal gazette
women's health
may 9 2021
an ode to those left behind.

montreal restaurants urge quebec for clarity on reopening
“the most frustrating part is that we have no guidance. we don’t know where we’re going,” said restaurant owner pierre lévêque.
jesse feith
coronavirus
may 9 2021
pierre lévêque, owner of chez lévêque on laurier ave., at his restaurant in outremont on saturday, may 8, 2021. after a difficult year, restaurant and bar owners are holding a "symbolic opening" on saturday, handing out gift vouchers to people who visit.

fundraiser set to send meals to overworked hospital staff
ottawa’s critical care nurses have been overworked, overburdened and overwhelmed during this pandemic, but they won’t be under-appreciated.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 9 2021
kirstin graystone (l) and meaghan lalande are raising money for icu nurses via gofundme.

covid-19: ontario cases top 3,000 for second day in a row
the hot spots continue to be toronto, with 876 new cases, followed by peel with 817, york with 300, durham with 205 and hamilton with 148.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 7 2021
peel region paramedic ryan kingsborough, administers a dose of the moderna covid-19 vaccine, at a one-day pop-up vaccination clinic in mississauga, ont., on thursday, april 29, 2021.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

motherhood during covid has brought big sacrifices, occasional blessings
taking care of a newborn during a global pandemic has meant sacrifices, large and small
bruce deachman
women's health
may 7 2021
nicole vanbergen (with her two-month-old daughter, emmy) and tracy lo (with her six-month-old son hudson) both had babies during the pandemic.

opinion: no one acted to prevent ontario's covid deaths in ltc
government officials look us in the eye and tell us nobody is more important than our elders — but don’t mean it.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
may 7 2021
crosses of remembrance for loved ones lost to the covid-19 dot the lawn outside a long-term care home, on march 9, 2021.

prioritize mental health of adolescents, pediatricians say
eating disorders have quadrupled since the start of the pandemic and emergency rooms are overwhelmed with young patients who have suicidal thoughts.
katherine wilton
mental health
may 7 2021
“everything must be put in place for a return to school as normal as possible next fall, including attendance five days out of five.”

some teens say they're apprehensive about getting vaccinated
they have been wearing masks all day and told to avoid gatherings, yet several teens said thursday they are not sure they want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 7 2021
empty vials of the pfizer-biontech vaccine.
powered by
obesity matters

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