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世界杯决赛2022

border reopening plan leaves unanswered questions: biz groups
the government said in a release the aim is to allow fully vaccinated u.s. citizens and permanent residents to visit canada by mid-august.
the national post
coronavirus
jul 18 2021
on thursday, the federal government said its aim is to allow fully vaccinated u.s. citizens and permanent residents to visit canada by mid-august, and fully vaccinated visitors from all countries by early september.

quebec launching vaccine lottery with $2m in prizes
vaccinated quebecers will be eligible for a total of $2 million in prizes this summer. online registration is necessary in order to participate in the lottery.
jesse feith, montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 18 2021
quebec health minister christian dubé announces the province's covid-19 vaccination lottery in montreal on friday july 16, 2021.

researchers receive $8m to find answers on covid vaccines, cancer
"these new studies will help us protect some of the most vulnerable populations and advance vaccine science."
ottawa citizen
cancer
jul 18 2021
dr. duncan stewart, executive vice-president of research at the ottawa hospital, says the studies will help protect some of the most vulnerable populations.

trauma surgeons see effects of gun violence cluster
stitches, blood transfusions and surgery can fix physical injuries, but gunfire often leaves marks that surgeons can’t address.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 18 2021
dr. jacinthe lampron (right) and dr. maher matar are trauma surgeons at the ottawa hospital.

opinion: regaining social skills after covid isolation ain't easy
as society reopens, suzanne westover, normally an extrovert, finds she has to work at being friendly again.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jul 18 2021
do people smile behind their masks? it's hard to tell. with ontario now into step 3 of the reopening, will our natural chattiness return?

good gut bacteria in newborn boys equates to better cognition: study
researchers found boys with a gut bacterial composition high in bacteroidetes at one year of age had advanced cognition and language skills one year later.
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
jul 18 2021
a newborn baby is pictured in this file photo.

ontario enters step 3 as covid-19 rules relax
as the case count falls, ontarians were able hit the gym, have breakfast inside their favourite restaurant and catch a movie
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 16 2021
file: a server wears a face mask as she carries a tray of glasses and water at a restaurant.

long covid has more than 200 symptoms, study finds
'there are likely to be tens of thousands of long covid patients suffering in silence, unsure that their symptoms are connected to covid-19'
the national post
coronavirus
jul 16 2021
a man wearing a protective face mask walks past an illustration of a virus outside a regional science centre amid the coronavirus disease (covid-19) outbreak, in oldham, britain on august 3.
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border reopening plan leaves unanswered questions: biz groups
the government said in a release the aim is to allow fully vaccinated u.s. citizens and permanent residents to visit canada by mid-august.
the national post
coronavirus
jul 18 2021
on thursday, the federal government said its aim is to allow fully vaccinated u.s. citizens and permanent residents to visit canada by mid-august, and fully vaccinated visitors from all countries by early september.

quebec launching vaccine lottery with $2m in prizes
vaccinated quebecers will be eligible for a total of $2 million in prizes this summer. online registration is necessary in order to participate in the lottery.
jesse feith, montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jul 18 2021
quebec health minister christian dubé announces the province's covid-19 vaccination lottery in montreal on friday july 16, 2021.

researchers receive $8m to find answers on covid vaccines, cancer
"these new studies will help us protect some of the most vulnerable populations and advance vaccine science."
ottawa citizen
cancer
jul 18 2021
dr. duncan stewart, executive vice-president of research at the ottawa hospital, says the studies will help protect some of the most vulnerable populations.

trauma surgeons see effects of gun violence cluster
stitches, blood transfusions and surgery can fix physical injuries, but gunfire often leaves marks that surgeons can’t address.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 18 2021
dr. jacinthe lampron (right) and dr. maher matar are trauma surgeons at the ottawa hospital.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

opinion: regaining social skills after covid isolation ain't easy
as society reopens, suzanne westover, normally an extrovert, finds she has to work at being friendly again.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jul 18 2021
do people smile behind their masks? it's hard to tell. with ontario now into step 3 of the reopening, will our natural chattiness return?

good gut bacteria in newborn boys equates to better cognition: study
researchers found boys with a gut bacterial composition high in bacteroidetes at one year of age had advanced cognition and language skills one year later.
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
jul 18 2021
a newborn baby is pictured in this file photo.

ontario enters step 3 as covid-19 rules relax
as the case count falls, ontarians were able hit the gym, have breakfast inside their favourite restaurant and catch a movie
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jul 16 2021
file: a server wears a face mask as she carries a tray of glasses and water at a restaurant.

long covid has more than 200 symptoms, study finds
'there are likely to be tens of thousands of long covid patients suffering in silence, unsure that their symptoms are connected to covid-19'
the national post
coronavirus
jul 16 2021
a man wearing a protective face mask walks past an illustration of a virus outside a regional science centre amid the coronavirus disease (covid-19) outbreak, in oldham, britain on august 3.
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