世界杯决赛2022

search for unmarked graves at former alberta hospital

the southeast corner of the lot is where the indigenous people who died at the charles camsell indian hospital are believed to be buried.

edmonton journal

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aug 9 2021

elder fernie marty from the papaschase first nation, monitors the covering of dig sites on the grounds of the former charles camsell hospital, in edmonton friday aug. 6, 2021. eleven sites were excavated on the grounds of the former hospital thursday aug. 5 after ground penetrating radar identified anomalies. no human remains or artifacts were found in the 11 sites, but papaschase first nation oral history says there are unmarked graves on the north east section of the property, which have not yet been searched. the hospital had served as a tuberculosis treatment centre for indigenous peoples. photo by david bloom

hugh jackman says latest biopsy is inconclusive

jackman, who had cancerous growths removed from his nose in 2013 and 2017, had another procedure last week.

the toronto sun

cancer

aug 9 2021

australian actress deborra-lee furness and husband actor hugh jackman look on onstage at the 2019 global citizen festival: power the movement in central park in new york on sept. 28, 2019.

nurses to doug ford: 'be the hero this province needs now'

rnao asking premier to use public health tools to crush the looming fourth wave of covid

the toronto sun

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aug 9 2021

vaccine doses await arms at the humber river hospital vaccination clinic held at downsview arena on wednesday april 21, 2021.

canada eases border rules; ont. reports 325 new covid cases

border city mayors aren't expecting a 'mad rush' of tourists.

the canadian press

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aug 9 2021

a canada border services agency officer hands a traveller their documentation back as other travellers line up behind them to enter canada after border restrictions were loosened to allow fully vaccinated u.s. residents, after the coronavirus disease (covid-19) pandemic forced an unprecedented 16-month ban, at the thousand islands bridge crossing in lansdowne, ontario, canada, august 9, 2021.

five ways b.c.’s fourth wave is different from the others

british columbia’s latest wave of covid-19 infection is very different to the first three waves

vancouver sun

coronavirus

aug 9 2021

a nurse prepares a vial of the covid-19 vaccine at a mobile immunization clinic. creston has one of the lowest vaccination rates in b.c.

opinion: this is no time to let down our guard on covid

if there’s one thing we should have learned by now it’s this: we don’t know how to be patient. or careful.

ottawa citizen

opinion

aug 9 2021

a member of the public wearing a face mask passes a sign reminding shoppers to wear face coverings inside a store.

doctors, parents weigh kids' covid risks as alberta lifts restrictions

alberta’s plan, which also includes ending most contact tracing, has been criticized by medical professionals

edmonton journal

coronavirus

aug 9 2021

a public health nurse loads a syringe with the pfizer covid-19 vaccine.

new covid cases surpass 400 in ontario sunday

it's a significant jump compared to the numbers ontario residents were seeing a week ago.

ottawa citizen

coronavirus

aug 8 2021

file - ottawa city hall covid - 19 vaccination centre. julie oliver/postmedia

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jan 31 2023

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