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世界杯决赛2022

montreal merchants, customers agree with vaccine passport
though everyone the gazette spoke to agreed with the measure, some business owners and employees questioned exactly how they’re supposed to enforce it.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
"it doesn’t bother us when we’re given rules to follow, but when we’re left in the dark, we can’t police people," says brasserie 321 owner sami mohsni.

indigenous services minister 'scared' by lifted covid restrictions
"i’m going to be respectful of my provincial colleagues," marc miller said.  "but it does scare the hell out of me."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
saskatoon, sk-- august 5/2021 - 0806 news saskatoon tribal council child welfare - indigenous services minister marc miller makes an announcement of a funding agreement that gives full control of child welfare to stc in member nations. photo taken in saskatoon, sask. on wednesday, august 5, 2021.

study finds ibd on the rise among indigenous people in sask.
previously considered rare, or even unheard-of among indigenous people, cases of crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are increasing.
the star phoenix
inflammatory bowel disease
aug 8 2021
members of the university of saskatchewan's ibd among indigenous peoples research team (from back left) jose diego marques santos,ulrich teucher, rob porter, juan-nicolas pena-sanchez and derek jennings (from front left) germain bukassa kazadi, linda porter, jessica osei and rhonda sanderson. (photo courtesy of juan-nicolas pena-sanchez).

narrow review into alberta's first-wave lacks scrutiny: expert
the review made five recommendations to government to improve its future pandemic response, both for covid-19 and other potential threats.
calgary herald
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
usa-vaccines_85639548-2

some question b.c. back-to-school safety protocols
parents, school teachers and university students are among those calling for an indoor mask mandate in b.c. schools and post-secondary institutions.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
kaye banez and her son lazarus on aug. 20, 2020. the richmond mom has decided to home-school her two children this year as covid-19 case counts once again climb.

opinion: no jab, no job? the minefield of mandatory vaccination
an ottawa employment lawyer says the current case law "is of limited help to us," though there is a history with certain sectors, like health care.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 8 2021
a shot of moderna vaccine being administered at a clinic on june 5, 2021 organized by dr. nili kaplan-myrth. '

ontario offers mediation to resolve ohip dispute with optometrists
the bulk of business for optometrists is generated through ohip patients. the association says an average optometrist's patient load is 70 per cent ohip-eligible.
ottawa citizen
eye health
aug 8 2021
according to the ontario association of optometrists, ohip paid $39.15 for an eye exam in 1989 and today it's an average of $44.65, an increase that "does not come close" to covering an optometrist's expenses.

sask. needs to switch gears on covid-19 vaccination: expert
saskatchewan's mass covid-19 vaccination campaign, which has featured drive-thru clinics and other initiatives, ends saturday.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
saskatoon's first drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park offered the astrazeneca vaccine to hundreds of people aged 55 and over. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.
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montreal merchants, customers agree with vaccine passport
though everyone the gazette spoke to agreed with the measure, some business owners and employees questioned exactly how they’re supposed to enforce it.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
"it doesn’t bother us when we’re given rules to follow, but when we’re left in the dark, we can’t police people," says brasserie 321 owner sami mohsni.

indigenous services minister 'scared' by lifted covid restrictions
"i’m going to be respectful of my provincial colleagues," marc miller said.  "but it does scare the hell out of me."
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
saskatoon, sk-- august 5/2021 - 0806 news saskatoon tribal council child welfare - indigenous services minister marc miller makes an announcement of a funding agreement that gives full control of child welfare to stc in member nations. photo taken in saskatoon, sask. on wednesday, august 5, 2021.

study finds ibd on the rise among indigenous people in sask.
previously considered rare, or even unheard-of among indigenous people, cases of crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are increasing.
the star phoenix
inflammatory bowel disease
aug 8 2021
members of the university of saskatchewan's ibd among indigenous peoples research team (from back left) jose diego marques santos,ulrich teucher, rob porter, juan-nicolas pena-sanchez and derek jennings (from front left) germain bukassa kazadi, linda porter, jessica osei and rhonda sanderson. (photo courtesy of juan-nicolas pena-sanchez).

narrow review into alberta's first-wave lacks scrutiny: expert
the review made five recommendations to government to improve its future pandemic response, both for covid-19 and other potential threats.
calgary herald
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
usa-vaccines_85639548-2
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

some question b.c. back-to-school safety protocols
parents, school teachers and university students are among those calling for an indoor mask mandate in b.c. schools and post-secondary institutions.
vancouver sun
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
kaye banez and her son lazarus on aug. 20, 2020. the richmond mom has decided to home-school her two children this year as covid-19 case counts once again climb.

opinion: no jab, no job? the minefield of mandatory vaccination
an ottawa employment lawyer says the current case law "is of limited help to us," though there is a history with certain sectors, like health care.
ottawa citizen
opinion
aug 8 2021
a shot of moderna vaccine being administered at a clinic on june 5, 2021 organized by dr. nili kaplan-myrth. '

ontario offers mediation to resolve ohip dispute with optometrists
the bulk of business for optometrists is generated through ohip patients. the association says an average optometrist's patient load is 70 per cent ohip-eligible.
ottawa citizen
eye health
aug 8 2021
according to the ontario association of optometrists, ohip paid $39.15 for an eye exam in 1989 and today it's an average of $44.65, an increase that "does not come close" to covering an optometrist's expenses.

sask. needs to switch gears on covid-19 vaccination: expert
saskatchewan's mass covid-19 vaccination campaign, which has featured drive-thru clinics and other initiatives, ends saturday.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
aug 8 2021
saskatoon's first drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic at prairieland park offered the astrazeneca vaccine to hundreds of people aged 55 and over. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, april 5, 2021.
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