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世界杯决赛2022

the overdose prevention sites saskatchewan's gov't doesn't want
saskatchewan ordered the creation of more than a dozen overdose prevention sites during the pandemic — but doesn't plan on keeping them.
the star phoenix
addiction
jun 9 2021
marie agioritis of moms stop the harm.

back at the gym in orange montreal: 'i love it!'
at Énergie cardio in n.d.g., clients were given spray bottles of disinfectant upon entering to wipe down equipment.
healthing.ca
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
pizzeria 900 owner patrice tremblay at his terrasse in montreal on monday june 7, 2021, as montreal restaurants were allowed to reopen indoor dining rooms.

opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.

windsor mayor pushes for help in ottawa on getting u.s. vaccines
he detailed how ottawa has “thwarted every effort” to get vaccines from the detroit area into the city.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
mp michelle rempel garner (c Ñ calgary nose hill), a member of standing committee on health, asks mayor drew dilkens questions during committee meeting on monday about allowing covid-19 vaccines in michigan to be transported into windsor.

charities call on feds to help other countries with vaccine supply
acts for water and thrive for good are asking prime minister justin trudeau to urge countries to better fund vaccine distribution in countries that don’t yet have vaccines.
tiffany crawford
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
two b.c. charities are calling on the government to share vaccines with low-income countries.

b.c. prepares for shift to epidemic as covid case counts drop
dr. réka gustafson says covid-19 will be managed as a communicable disease "effectively and expertly" by the public health care system.
david carrigg
coronavirus
jun 8 2021
the deputy provincial health officer, dr. réka gustafson.

new software will prevent adverse drug events: bc researchers
adverse drug events contribute to almost two million emergency department visits annually in canada. researchers dr. ellen balka and dr. corinne hohl hope to change that with actionade.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jun 8 2021
adverse drug events contribute to almost two million emergency department visits annually in canada. researchers dr. ellen balka (above) and dr. corinne hohl hope to change that with actionade.

surrey man embraces his autism and finds inner peace
for a long time michael bardouniotis denied he had asperger’s syndrome, a high-functioning form of the disorder, before acceptance and pride took root
vancouver sun
autism
jun 8 2021
surrey's michael bardouniotis has gone from denying he has asperger's syndrome to accepting the fact he has high-functioning autism, which has brought peace to his life.
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the overdose prevention sites saskatchewan's gov't doesn't want
saskatchewan ordered the creation of more than a dozen overdose prevention sites during the pandemic — but doesn't plan on keeping them.
the star phoenix
addiction
jun 9 2021
marie agioritis of moms stop the harm.

back at the gym in orange montreal: 'i love it!'
at Énergie cardio in n.d.g., clients were given spray bottles of disinfectant upon entering to wipe down equipment.
healthing.ca
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
pizzeria 900 owner patrice tremblay at his terrasse in montreal on monday june 7, 2021, as montreal restaurants were allowed to reopen indoor dining rooms.

opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.

windsor mayor pushes for help in ottawa on getting u.s. vaccines
he detailed how ottawa has “thwarted every effort” to get vaccines from the detroit area into the city.
windsor star
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
mp michelle rempel garner (c Ñ calgary nose hill), a member of standing committee on health, asks mayor drew dilkens questions during committee meeting on monday about allowing covid-19 vaccines in michigan to be transported into windsor.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

charities call on feds to help other countries with vaccine supply
acts for water and thrive for good are asking prime minister justin trudeau to urge countries to better fund vaccine distribution in countries that don’t yet have vaccines.
tiffany crawford
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
two b.c. charities are calling on the government to share vaccines with low-income countries.

b.c. prepares for shift to epidemic as covid case counts drop
dr. réka gustafson says covid-19 will be managed as a communicable disease "effectively and expertly" by the public health care system.
david carrigg
coronavirus
jun 8 2021
the deputy provincial health officer, dr. réka gustafson.

new software will prevent adverse drug events: bc researchers
adverse drug events contribute to almost two million emergency department visits annually in canada. researchers dr. ellen balka and dr. corinne hohl hope to change that with actionade.
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
jun 8 2021
adverse drug events contribute to almost two million emergency department visits annually in canada. researchers dr. ellen balka (above) and dr. corinne hohl hope to change that with actionade.

surrey man embraces his autism and finds inner peace
for a long time michael bardouniotis denied he had asperger’s syndrome, a high-functioning form of the disorder, before acceptance and pride took root
vancouver sun
autism
jun 8 2021
surrey's michael bardouniotis has gone from denying he has asperger's syndrome to accepting the fact he has high-functioning autism, which has brought peace to his life.
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obesity matters

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