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世界杯决赛2022

we just want a clear plan on border, say industry reps
'the risks are shrinking every day. and so is our patience,' says montreal economic institute, one of many groups seeking certainty
the national post
coronavirus
jul 6 2021
a u.s. and a canadian flag flutter at the canada-united states border crossing at the thousand islands bridge.

vaccine uptake needed to reopen border will be tough to hit: expert
having 75 per cent of canadians fully immunized means 86 per cent of those aged 12 and over who are eligible for a shot will need to get their jabs, tombe said
calgary herald
covid-19 vaccine
jul 5 2021
people wait in line to receive their covid-19 vaccine at the immunization clinic in the telus convention centre on wednesday, may 19, 2021.

'a very healing experience:' anthology reflects on life in a pandemic
"there'll be a few pieces that'll make you cry and a few pieces that'll make you laugh, and by the end of it, i think they'll be able to take some hope with them from the writing."
leader post
coronavirus
jul 5 2021
courtney bates-hardy, associate poetry editor of the new book "apart: a year of pandemic poetry and prose," holds a copy of the book near her home in regina, saskatchewan on july 2, 2021. brandon harder/ regina leader-post

cancer survivor waiting on exemption for psilocybin therapy
at least 15 canadians, some of whom are facing a terminal diagnosis, are waiting to hear whether or not they will be granted a federal exemption.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
trevor smith first applied for his exemption on february 26.

what the pandemic taught metro vancouver about air pollution
keeping air pollution at or below pandemic levels could save thousands of lives and about $1 billion in health care costs over a decade
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
0629-covid-air-quality-feat

anger grows over health services' handling of b.c. heat wave
bcehs management's decision to open its 24/7 emergency coordination centre on the day the heat wave ended is one of several criticisms
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
an ambulance waits in the emergency area at vancouver’s st paul’s hospital last month.

opinion: time for change as overdoses, involuntary hospitalizations soar
opinion: overdose deaths and involuntary hospitalizations are soaring. evidence indicates that independent, recovery-based housing is a solution.
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 5 2021
a homeless man huddles on the street in vancouver's downtown eastside.

'delayed grief': families can finally plan funerals in saskatchewan
“the emotional impact on grieving families has been enormous, without a doubt,” said a funeral home owner expecting long-delayed ceremonies.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
regina, sask : june 29, 2021 -- kelsi palmer, manager of special projects at speers funeral & cremation services, stands inside the chapel at the speers property on college avenue in regina, saskatchewan on june 29, 2021. brandon harder/ regina leader-post
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we just want a clear plan on border, say industry reps
'the risks are shrinking every day. and so is our patience,' says montreal economic institute, one of many groups seeking certainty
the national post
coronavirus
jul 6 2021
a u.s. and a canadian flag flutter at the canada-united states border crossing at the thousand islands bridge.

vaccine uptake needed to reopen border will be tough to hit: expert
having 75 per cent of canadians fully immunized means 86 per cent of those aged 12 and over who are eligible for a shot will need to get their jabs, tombe said
calgary herald
covid-19 vaccine
jul 5 2021
people wait in line to receive their covid-19 vaccine at the immunization clinic in the telus convention centre on wednesday, may 19, 2021.

'a very healing experience:' anthology reflects on life in a pandemic
"there'll be a few pieces that'll make you cry and a few pieces that'll make you laugh, and by the end of it, i think they'll be able to take some hope with them from the writing."
leader post
coronavirus
jul 5 2021
courtney bates-hardy, associate poetry editor of the new book "apart: a year of pandemic poetry and prose," holds a copy of the book near her home in regina, saskatchewan on july 2, 2021. brandon harder/ regina leader-post

cancer survivor waiting on exemption for psilocybin therapy
at least 15 canadians, some of whom are facing a terminal diagnosis, are waiting to hear whether or not they will be granted a federal exemption.
the growthop
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
trevor smith first applied for his exemption on february 26.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

what the pandemic taught metro vancouver about air pollution
keeping air pollution at or below pandemic levels could save thousands of lives and about $1 billion in health care costs over a decade
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
0629-covid-air-quality-feat

anger grows over health services' handling of b.c. heat wave
bcehs management's decision to open its 24/7 emergency coordination centre on the day the heat wave ended is one of several criticisms
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jul 5 2021
an ambulance waits in the emergency area at vancouver’s st paul’s hospital last month.

opinion: time for change as overdoses, involuntary hospitalizations soar
opinion: overdose deaths and involuntary hospitalizations are soaring. evidence indicates that independent, recovery-based housing is a solution.
vancouver sun
opinion
jul 5 2021
a homeless man huddles on the street in vancouver's downtown eastside.

'delayed grief': families can finally plan funerals in saskatchewan
“the emotional impact on grieving families has been enormous, without a doubt,” said a funeral home owner expecting long-delayed ceremonies.
leader post
coronavirus
jul 4 2021
regina, sask : june 29, 2021 -- kelsi palmer, manager of special projects at speers funeral & cremation services, stands inside the chapel at the speers property on college avenue in regina, saskatchewan on june 29, 2021. brandon harder/ regina leader-post
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