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for ontario parents and kids, more uncertainty about school year
mixed messages emerged thursday from various officials.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 23 2021
files: a classroom.

researchers find good results in faster, cheaper rapid-testing kit
“this research offers a cheaper, faster alternative to the most reliable and sensitive test currently used worldwide without sacrificing sensitivity and reproducibility." — peter unrau, sfu molecular biology and biochemistry professor
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 23 2021
simon fraser university researchers announced friday they have validated a faster, cheaper covid-19 test that could help kickstart the expansion of wider rapid testing.

covid pandemic eroded canadians' trust in politicians: poll
people did however have high levels of trust that vaccines were safe and effective and that the supply of deliveries into canada would continue
the national post
coronavirus
may 23 2021
a sidewalk sign reflects some of the frustration of calgarians amid the latest covid restrictions. alberta had the highest percentage of people who responded in a poll that they've lost trust in the federal and provincial governments.

can the vaccine hesitant be swayed?
will it take incentives to convince the 20 per cent of canadian who appear to be sitting on the sidelines? or coercive policies?
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 23 2021
according to data, “vaccine willingness” in canada increased from 67 per cent in january, to 80 per cent by may 11.

'i started crying': families resume outdoor ltc visits
provincial rules state visits must occur outdoors, involve no more than two guests at a time, and be conducted with masks on for all
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 23 2021
esther hladkowicz stands with her daughter emily outside the long-term care home where her father lives, after their first visit in eight months because of covid-19 restrictions, in ottawa, on saturday, may 22, 2021.

almost half of british columbians polled still skirting travel bans
travel restrictions and rcmp road checks remain in place on the long weekend, while b.c. hints at a loosening of restrictions coming soon
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 21 2021
about 40 per cent of british columbians admit to making non-essential trips in the past three months.

study looks at low vaccination rates among staff at b.c. care homes
a study on low covid-19 vaccination in long-term care staff in fraser health could deliver results to improve rate
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 21 2021
vials of the pfizer/biontech coronavirus disease (covid-19) vaccine.

b.c. youth welcome at vaccination clinics without parental consent
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry says people aged 12 to 17 can make up their own mind about receiving a pfizer vaccine
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 21 2021
the provincial health officer, dr. bonnie henry, provide an update on covid-19 on march 22, 2021. handout/government of b.c. (note: govt did not provide a name for the photog; we have previous written permission to use material from the gov't flickr feed) [png merlin archive]
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for ontario parents and kids, more uncertainty about school year
mixed messages emerged thursday from various officials.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 23 2021
files: a classroom.

researchers find good results in faster, cheaper rapid-testing kit
“this research offers a cheaper, faster alternative to the most reliable and sensitive test currently used worldwide without sacrificing sensitivity and reproducibility." — peter unrau, sfu molecular biology and biochemistry professor
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 23 2021
simon fraser university researchers announced friday they have validated a faster, cheaper covid-19 test that could help kickstart the expansion of wider rapid testing.

covid pandemic eroded canadians' trust in politicians: poll
people did however have high levels of trust that vaccines were safe and effective and that the supply of deliveries into canada would continue
the national post
coronavirus
may 23 2021
a sidewalk sign reflects some of the frustration of calgarians amid the latest covid restrictions. alberta had the highest percentage of people who responded in a poll that they've lost trust in the federal and provincial governments.

can the vaccine hesitant be swayed?
will it take incentives to convince the 20 per cent of canadian who appear to be sitting on the sidelines? or coercive policies?
sharon kirkey, national post
coronavirus
may 23 2021
according to data, “vaccine willingness” in canada increased from 67 per cent in january, to 80 per cent by may 11.
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'i started crying': families resume outdoor ltc visits
provincial rules state visits must occur outdoors, involve no more than two guests at a time, and be conducted with masks on for all
the canadian press
coronavirus
may 23 2021
esther hladkowicz stands with her daughter emily outside the long-term care home where her father lives, after their first visit in eight months because of covid-19 restrictions, in ottawa, on saturday, may 22, 2021.

almost half of british columbians polled still skirting travel bans
travel restrictions and rcmp road checks remain in place on the long weekend, while b.c. hints at a loosening of restrictions coming soon
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 21 2021
about 40 per cent of british columbians admit to making non-essential trips in the past three months.

study looks at low vaccination rates among staff at b.c. care homes
a study on low covid-19 vaccination in long-term care staff in fraser health could deliver results to improve rate
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 21 2021
vials of the pfizer/biontech coronavirus disease (covid-19) vaccine.

b.c. youth welcome at vaccination clinics without parental consent
provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry says people aged 12 to 17 can make up their own mind about receiving a pfizer vaccine
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 21 2021
the provincial health officer, dr. bonnie henry, provide an update on covid-19 on march 22, 2021. handout/government of b.c. (note: govt did not provide a name for the photog; we have previous written permission to use material from the gov't flickr feed) [png merlin archive]
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