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世界杯决赛2022

b.c. identifies first covid-19 omicron variant while 204 others are tested
the case was found in fraser health from someone who had recently returned from nigeria.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
dr. bonnie henry said it’s not confirmed yet whether the omicron variant is more contagious or dangerous.

peter mcknight: every day the province doesn't ban conversion therapy is another day lives are needlessly at risk
opinion: five other provinces have implemented bans on conversion therapy without waiting for the federal government to act
peter mcknight
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
to protect some of the most vulnerable individuals among us -- youth and young adults -- from conversion therapy, all three levels of government must act independently, and together, writes peter mcknight.

with vaccination rate high, city will let state of local emergency expire thursday
the city’s decision to let the state of emergency lapse comes as alberta reported its first case of the omicron variant on tuesday.
brittany gervais
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
calgary city hall was photographed on monday, nov. 22, 2021.

indigenous patients in b.c. still face racism in health care, despite some improvements: turpel-lafond
one year after her scathing report documenting racism in hospitals, mary ellen turpel-lafond says problems persist.
lori culbert
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
mary ellen turpel-lafond, independent investigator, provides an update on her investigation into allegations of racist practices in b.c.'s health-care system on july 9, 2020.

as omicron looms, advocates want vaccines available in schools
parents say the province isn’t doing enough to get vaccines into kids’ arms, starting with important access through schools, particularly for vulnerable families.
eva ferguson
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
desks in a classroom at st. marguerite school in new brighton on aug. 25, 2020.

organ donations restarted, but surgeries stalled by covid-19
saskatchewan faces staffing shortages and high covid-19 hospitalizations that are weighing down efforts to complete postponed procedures.
zak vescera
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
an ambulance leaves regina general hospital in regina, saskatchewan on sept. 14, 2021.

euthanasia in germany may require a covid vaccine
the covid-19 surge in germany has been called a “pandemic of the unvaccinated.”
liz braun
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
file photo

province expands availability of drug testing kits to 30 locations across sask.
the government advises people that a negative test does not necessarily mean the drugs are safe, only that they do not contain fentanyl or benzos
alec salloum
世界杯决赛2022
nov 30 2021
in a bid to curb the number of overdoses in saskatchewan the government is making it easier to test drugs for fentanyl and benzodiazepine.
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b.c. identifies first covid-19 omicron variant while 204 others are tested
the case was found in fraser health from someone who had recently returned from nigeria.
the canadian press
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
dr. bonnie henry said it’s not confirmed yet whether the omicron variant is more contagious or dangerous.

peter mcknight: every day the province doesn't ban conversion therapy is another day lives are needlessly at risk
opinion: five other provinces have implemented bans on conversion therapy without waiting for the federal government to act
peter mcknight
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
to protect some of the most vulnerable individuals among us -- youth and young adults -- from conversion therapy, all three levels of government must act independently, and together, writes peter mcknight.

with vaccination rate high, city will let state of local emergency expire thursday
the city’s decision to let the state of emergency lapse comes as alberta reported its first case of the omicron variant on tuesday.
brittany gervais
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
calgary city hall was photographed on monday, nov. 22, 2021.

indigenous patients in b.c. still face racism in health care, despite some improvements: turpel-lafond
one year after her scathing report documenting racism in hospitals, mary ellen turpel-lafond says problems persist.
lori culbert
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
mary ellen turpel-lafond, independent investigator, provides an update on her investigation into allegations of racist practices in b.c.'s health-care system on july 9, 2020.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

as omicron looms, advocates want vaccines available in schools
parents say the province isn’t doing enough to get vaccines into kids’ arms, starting with important access through schools, particularly for vulnerable families.
eva ferguson
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
desks in a classroom at st. marguerite school in new brighton on aug. 25, 2020.

organ donations restarted, but surgeries stalled by covid-19
saskatchewan faces staffing shortages and high covid-19 hospitalizations that are weighing down efforts to complete postponed procedures.
zak vescera
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
an ambulance leaves regina general hospital in regina, saskatchewan on sept. 14, 2021.

euthanasia in germany may require a covid vaccine
the covid-19 surge in germany has been called a “pandemic of the unvaccinated.”
liz braun
世界杯决赛2022
dec 1 2021
file photo

province expands availability of drug testing kits to 30 locations across sask.
the government advises people that a negative test does not necessarily mean the drugs are safe, only that they do not contain fentanyl or benzos
alec salloum
世界杯决赛2022
nov 30 2021
in a bid to curb the number of overdoses in saskatchewan the government is making it easier to test drugs for fentanyl and benzodiazepine.
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obesity matters

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