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世界杯决赛2022

vaccine information not reaching young adults in b.c., poll shows
those least likely to have received a vaccination in b.c. are single, under 35 or earning less than $40,000, according to a poll conducted by leger for postmedia
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 19 2021
0519-covid-leger-feat

covid-19 has changed how canadian universities teach
the blended teaching model had been a plan for the future — until universities had no other choice but to move everything online.
montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 19 2021
the interim provost at concordia university in montreal estimates the switch to online learning has pushed universities forward in their thinking about online teaching by five to 10 years.

surgery backlogs have become pandemic's lingering collateral damage
'i have lost a lot of patients on the wait list … those patients and their families deserve recognition that they are victims of this pandemic, too'
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 19 2021
the problems began last march as every province cancelled “elective” surgeries to prepare for a possible flood of covid-19 cases.

rapid testing found at least 10% of n.s. cases in its third wave
unlike most provinces which reserve testing only for symptomatic people, nova scotia's pop-up centres allow asymptomatic people to simply show up and get a free rapid test
the national post
coronavirus
may 19 2021
nova scotia's success with rapid covid testing stands in stark contrast to other provinces, where community rapid testing is effectively non-existent due to excessive regulation and enduring skepticism.

astrazeneca developer slams canada’s approach to the vaccine
manitoba, ontario and nova scotia have pointed to a connection between the vaccine and a rare blood clotting condition as part of their reason to pause giving out the shot
the national post
coronavirus
may 18 2021
a health worker prepares a dose of the astrazeneca vaccine at a covid-19 vaccination centre at the wizink center in madrid on may 12, 2021.

opinion: doug ford delivers more pandemic weirdness
'covid is a hoax' protesters get police escorts, while golf, tennis and baseball get banned outright. it's asking a lot
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
may 18 2021
what you can do on a saturday in toronto, if the mood strikes you, is attend a flamboyantly illegal protest or march with absolute no fear of being arrested.

researcher probes the flip side of loneliness
people experiencing aloneliness can feel moody, grumpy or sad if they are pressed into being around others day after day.
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
mental health
may 18 2021
carleton university researcher robert coplan has been studying "aloneliness" — when we want to get away from people.

ltc manager allowed to go in to work while infected: report
in the midst of a covid-19 outbreak that left 47 reside...
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
may 18 2021
madonna care community in ottawa
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters

vaccine information not reaching young adults in b.c., poll shows
those least likely to have received a vaccination in b.c. are single, under 35 or earning less than $40,000, according to a poll conducted by leger for postmedia
vancouver sun
coronavirus
may 19 2021
0519-covid-leger-feat

covid-19 has changed how canadian universities teach
the blended teaching model had been a plan for the future — until universities had no other choice but to move everything online.
montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
may 19 2021
the interim provost at concordia university in montreal estimates the switch to online learning has pushed universities forward in their thinking about online teaching by five to 10 years.

surgery backlogs have become pandemic's lingering collateral damage
'i have lost a lot of patients on the wait list … those patients and their families deserve recognition that they are victims of this pandemic, too'
tom blackwell, national post
coronavirus
may 19 2021
the problems began last march as every province cancelled “elective” surgeries to prepare for a possible flood of covid-19 cases.

rapid testing found at least 10% of n.s. cases in its third wave
unlike most provinces which reserve testing only for symptomatic people, nova scotia's pop-up centres allow asymptomatic people to simply show up and get a free rapid test
the national post
coronavirus
may 19 2021
nova scotia's success with rapid covid testing stands in stark contrast to other provinces, where community rapid testing is effectively non-existent due to excessive regulation and enduring skepticism.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

astrazeneca developer slams canada’s approach to the vaccine
manitoba, ontario and nova scotia have pointed to a connection between the vaccine and a rare blood clotting condition as part of their reason to pause giving out the shot
the national post
coronavirus
may 18 2021
a health worker prepares a dose of the astrazeneca vaccine at a covid-19 vaccination centre at the wizink center in madrid on may 12, 2021.

opinion: doug ford delivers more pandemic weirdness
'covid is a hoax' protesters get police escorts, while golf, tennis and baseball get banned outright. it's asking a lot
healthing.ca
世界杯决赛2022
may 18 2021
what you can do on a saturday in toronto, if the mood strikes you, is attend a flamboyantly illegal protest or march with absolute no fear of being arrested.

researcher probes the flip side of loneliness
people experiencing aloneliness can feel moody, grumpy or sad if they are pressed into being around others day after day.
joanne laucius, ottawa citizen
mental health
may 18 2021
carleton university researcher robert coplan has been studying "aloneliness" — when we want to get away from people.

ltc manager allowed to go in to work while infected: report
in the midst of a covid-19 outbreak that left 47 reside...
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
may 18 2021
madonna care community in ottawa
powered by
obesity matters

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