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世界杯决赛2022

ottawa pharmacies to get 13,000 more pfizer doses, mayor says
jim watson said he recognized there were covid-19 hot spots in the greater toronto area, "but we have hot spots here as well."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
an april file photo of vials of the astrazeneca/oxford covid-19 vaccine.

quebec's covid vaccination campaign to peak in next 2 weeks
province is expected to receive more than 2.7 million doses and will be vaccinating young students while administering second shots to adults.
aaron derfel, montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 13 2021
people line up to get their covid-19 vaccine on thursday. authorities are urging the public to remain patient during the ramp-up in vaccinations.

desperate hospitals seek nurses, offer signing bonuses
a recruitment effort involving 19 hospitals, long-term care homes and laboratories is trying to attract nurses to the region.
elizabeth payne
healthcare professionals
jun 13 2021
the queensway carleton hospital is offering signing bonus to attract registered nurses.

indications suggest ontario can expect 'a much better summer'
health minister christine elliott and solicitor general sylvia jones will release an update on the province's vaccine program at 1 p.m.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
patios and other facilities can open as of 12:01 a.m. friday

people with disabilities still face barriers to vaccination
there is no publicly available data on covid-19 vaccination rates for people with disabilities at the ontario or public health unit level.
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
people with disabilities have been disproportionately affected by covid-19. they are more likely to be infected because they live in congregate settings such as group homes, require in-person care or have chronic health conditions, said a science advisory table report.

albertans vaccinated in april can book second shot immediately
'i just want to take a minute to remind anybody who hasn’t booked their first dose yet you can still do it.'
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
premier jason kenney.

risk of tick-borne lyme disease growing in montreal: scientists
confirmed cases of lyme disease dropped in quebec in 2020, but experts expect the tick-borne disease to resume its steady climb this summer.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 11 2021
reported cases of lyme disease have been on a steady rise since ticks carrying the bacterium that causes the disease became established here back in 2008. dr. catherine bouchard, a veterinary epidemiologist with the public health agency of canada's national microbiology laboratory in st-hyacinthe, looks for ticks in the woods behind her home.

air quality improved last year in montreal (the pandemic helped)
the city recorded 21 days with poor air quality in 2020, 22 fewer than in 2019 and the lowest reported number since 2014.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
light traffic is seen on decarie expressway in montreal, on tuesday, april 21, 2020.
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ottawa pharmacies to get 13,000 more pfizer doses, mayor says
jim watson said he recognized there were covid-19 hot spots in the greater toronto area, "but we have hot spots here as well."
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 13 2021
an april file photo of vials of the astrazeneca/oxford covid-19 vaccine.

quebec's covid vaccination campaign to peak in next 2 weeks
province is expected to receive more than 2.7 million doses and will be vaccinating young students while administering second shots to adults.
aaron derfel, montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 13 2021
people line up to get their covid-19 vaccine on thursday. authorities are urging the public to remain patient during the ramp-up in vaccinations.

desperate hospitals seek nurses, offer signing bonuses
a recruitment effort involving 19 hospitals, long-term care homes and laboratories is trying to attract nurses to the region.
elizabeth payne
healthcare professionals
jun 13 2021
the queensway carleton hospital is offering signing bonus to attract registered nurses.

indications suggest ontario can expect 'a much better summer'
health minister christine elliott and solicitor general sylvia jones will release an update on the province's vaccine program at 1 p.m.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
patios and other facilities can open as of 12:01 a.m. friday
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

people with disabilities still face barriers to vaccination
there is no publicly available data on covid-19 vaccination rates for people with disabilities at the ontario or public health unit level.
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
people with disabilities have been disproportionately affected by covid-19. they are more likely to be infected because they live in congregate settings such as group homes, require in-person care or have chronic health conditions, said a science advisory table report.

albertans vaccinated in april can book second shot immediately
'i just want to take a minute to remind anybody who hasn’t booked their first dose yet you can still do it.'
edmonton journal
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
premier jason kenney.

risk of tick-borne lyme disease growing in montreal: scientists
confirmed cases of lyme disease dropped in quebec in 2020, but experts expect the tick-borne disease to resume its steady climb this summer.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 11 2021
reported cases of lyme disease have been on a steady rise since ticks carrying the bacterium that causes the disease became established here back in 2008. dr. catherine bouchard, a veterinary epidemiologist with the public health agency of canada's national microbiology laboratory in st-hyacinthe, looks for ticks in the woods behind her home.

air quality improved last year in montreal (the pandemic helped)
the city recorded 21 days with poor air quality in 2020, 22 fewer than in 2019 and the lowest reported number since 2014.
the montreal gazette
coronavirus
jun 11 2021
light traffic is seen on decarie expressway in montreal, on tuesday, april 21, 2020.
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