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世界杯决赛2022

pandemic puppies and the crisis in veterinary medicine
in 2015, a workforce survey suggested that demand for vets in ontario would be flat. "we got that wrong."
ottawa citizen
animals and pets
aug 23 2021
dr. sherri dennett says her business could grow by about three new clients a day, but she doesn't have the capacity to serve them.

ontario doctors, nurses, teachers call for mandatory vaxx policies
"children should not be dying of a preventable infection."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
kiavash najafi held three-year-old navid najafi at sunday's safety-palooza as he addressed his fears about his children being vulnerable with a newborn and a child going to school this fall.

low vaccination rates among b.c. first nations a concern
"there are many (first nations) communities where the all-of-community approach has meant that 100 per cent of those in the community have been immunized but there are other communities with significant issues around confidence in the vaccine and some issues around access." — dr. bonnie henry
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
gabriel george, shane pointe and rebecca duncan (left to right) during a first nations ceremony at the opening of a vancouver coastal vaccination centre at the creekside community recreation centre in vancouver on march 15, 2021.

phac wasn't ready for a pandemic; gov'ts ignored warnings before covid
internal and external audits, along with interviews with experts and insiders, reveal that when it came to surveillance, data collection and emergency preparedness, the federal government was repeatedly warned the agency wasn’t living up to expectation
the national post
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a poster encouraging torontonians to get the covid-19 vaccine when it is their turn, at the corner of church and queen streets, on thursday, july 8, 2021.

b.c. pressed to recognize qualifications of foreign-trained doctors
the province has a doctor shortage, and yet there are hundreds of foreign-trained physicians here who aren’t allowed to practise medicine.
vancouver sun
healthcare professionals
aug 22 2021
harry tabrizi with his wife mary noor in port moody. ‘there is a shortage of every (type of doctor) that you can think about in health care. and i'm sitting here, i'm selling hearing aids, basically,’ says tabrizi, an iranian-trained ear, nose and throat specialist who has lived here for nearly a decade.

erin o'toole pledges 1,000 treatment beds to fight opioid crisis
erin o’toole highlighted his plan in vancouver, first outlined in the tories' platform released last week.
vancouver sun
addiction
aug 22 2021
campaigning conservative party leader erin o'toole and his family leaves edmonton for vancouver on aug. 21.

fitness: it’s time to consider an active commute
before starting up your commute where you left off, consider changing out the car or public transportation for a more active alternative.
the montreal gazette
fitness
aug 22 2021
"commuters who walk or bike to work report lower levels of stress and are more likely to express satisfaction with their work/life balance," jill barker writes.

return to school amid covid, again, brings mix of anxiety and hope
with much uncertain and covid-19 cases surging with the arrival of the delta variant, the hope is for things to be "as normal as possible."
healthing.ca
coronavirus
aug 22 2021
rebecca genest watches her children james, 9, front, noah, 5, and owen, 8, at a playground near their home in buckingham, que. they are preparing to relocate to radisson, population 500, in the james bay region, where she has a job, and where she is hoping they will avoid the covid-19 shutdowns that disrupted the last school year.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters
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diabetes canada

pandemic puppies and the crisis in veterinary medicine
in 2015, a workforce survey suggested that demand for vets in ontario would be flat. "we got that wrong."
ottawa citizen
animals and pets
aug 23 2021
dr. sherri dennett says her business could grow by about three new clients a day, but she doesn't have the capacity to serve them.

ontario doctors, nurses, teachers call for mandatory vaxx policies
"children should not be dying of a preventable infection."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
kiavash najafi held three-year-old navid najafi at sunday's safety-palooza as he addressed his fears about his children being vulnerable with a newborn and a child going to school this fall.

low vaccination rates among b.c. first nations a concern
"there are many (first nations) communities where the all-of-community approach has meant that 100 per cent of those in the community have been immunized but there are other communities with significant issues around confidence in the vaccine and some issues around access." — dr. bonnie henry
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
gabriel george, shane pointe and rebecca duncan (left to right) during a first nations ceremony at the opening of a vancouver coastal vaccination centre at the creekside community recreation centre in vancouver on march 15, 2021.

phac wasn't ready for a pandemic; gov'ts ignored warnings before covid
internal and external audits, along with interviews with experts and insiders, reveal that when it came to surveillance, data collection and emergency preparedness, the federal government was repeatedly warned the agency wasn’t living up to expectation
the national post
coronavirus
aug 23 2021
a pedestrian wearing a mask walks past a poster encouraging torontonians to get the covid-19 vaccine when it is their turn, at the corner of church and queen streets, on thursday, july 8, 2021.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

b.c. pressed to recognize qualifications of foreign-trained doctors
the province has a doctor shortage, and yet there are hundreds of foreign-trained physicians here who aren’t allowed to practise medicine.
vancouver sun
healthcare professionals
aug 22 2021
harry tabrizi with his wife mary noor in port moody. ‘there is a shortage of every (type of doctor) that you can think about in health care. and i'm sitting here, i'm selling hearing aids, basically,’ says tabrizi, an iranian-trained ear, nose and throat specialist who has lived here for nearly a decade.

erin o'toole pledges 1,000 treatment beds to fight opioid crisis
erin o’toole highlighted his plan in vancouver, first outlined in the tories' platform released last week.
vancouver sun
addiction
aug 22 2021
campaigning conservative party leader erin o'toole and his family leaves edmonton for vancouver on aug. 21.

fitness: it’s time to consider an active commute
before starting up your commute where you left off, consider changing out the car or public transportation for a more active alternative.
the montreal gazette
fitness
aug 22 2021
"commuters who walk or bike to work report lower levels of stress and are more likely to express satisfaction with their work/life balance," jill barker writes.

return to school amid covid, again, brings mix of anxiety and hope
with much uncertain and covid-19 cases surging with the arrival of the delta variant, the hope is for things to be "as normal as possible."
healthing.ca
coronavirus
aug 22 2021
rebecca genest watches her children james, 9, front, noah, 5, and owen, 8, at a playground near their home in buckingham, que. they are preparing to relocate to radisson, population 500, in the james bay region, where she has a job, and where she is hoping they will avoid the covid-19 shutdowns that disrupted the last school year.
powered by
obesity matters

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