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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

quebec to lift curfew may 28, outdoor visits will be allowed
montérégie, lanaudière and the laurentians will be designated orange, allowing restaurants to reopen their dining rooms, the reports say.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 18 2021
a family keeps their masks on as they prepare for a picnic in a quiet corner of mount royal park april 11, 2021.

opinion: rapid antigen tests needed for a safe reopening
in many other places, rapid antigen tests are readily available, but quebec still requires they be performed by a health professional.
the montreal gazette
opinion
may 18 2021
stratford & district chamber of commerce general manager eddie matthews tests himself with one of the free rapid antigen screening tests now available to small- and medium-sized businesses throughout ontario through that province's new covid-19 rapid screening initiative.

b.c. reports 306 cases of highly contagious b.1.617 variant
"that is something we are obviously concerned about, so we are watching that carefully," says provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry.
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 18 2021
nurses prepare syringes with pfizer vaccine as people in the 30-and-older age group receive a covid-19 vaccination from nurses at the dukh nivaran sahib gurdwara in surrey, bc friday, may 7, 2021.

experts on que. reopening: if plan isn't logical, 'we could lose people'
françois legault said monday he expects there to be fewer restrictions than last summer, given how vaccination is progressing.
jesse feith
coronavirus
may 18 2021
lena martinez reads her book at a crowded jeanne-mance park on monday may 17, 2021 afternoon during the covid-19 pandemic.

opinion: we need more action to defeat tobacco deaths
although the federal government has set the goal of reducing smoking to less than five per cent of canadians by 2035, there is no credible plan in place to make this happen.
ottawa citizen
opinion
may 18 2021
a high school student uses a vaping device. it's time for governments to take more action against big tobacco.

a quicker path to normal? u.k. reopens at 30 per cent vaccinated
canada is waiting for a 75 per cent fully vaccinated threshold, based on population modelling
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 18 2021
customers sit with their drinks inside a re-opened london pub as covid-19 lockdown restrictions ease across the country on may 17, 2021.
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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

quebec to lift curfew may 28, outdoor visits will be allowed
montérégie, lanaudière and the laurentians will be designated orange, allowing restaurants to reopen their dining rooms, the reports say.
montreal gazette
coronavirus
may 18 2021
a family keeps their masks on as they prepare for a picnic in a quiet corner of mount royal park april 11, 2021.

opinion: rapid antigen tests needed for a safe reopening
in many other places, rapid antigen tests are readily available, but quebec still requires they be performed by a health professional.
the montreal gazette
opinion
may 18 2021
stratford & district chamber of commerce general manager eddie matthews tests himself with one of the free rapid antigen screening tests now available to small- and medium-sized businesses throughout ontario through that province's new covid-19 rapid screening initiative.
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

b.c. reports 306 cases of highly contagious b.1.617 variant
"that is something we are obviously concerned about, so we are watching that carefully," says provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry.
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 18 2021
nurses prepare syringes with pfizer vaccine as people in the 30-and-older age group receive a covid-19 vaccination from nurses at the dukh nivaran sahib gurdwara in surrey, bc friday, may 7, 2021.

experts on que. reopening: if plan isn't logical, 'we could lose people'
françois legault said monday he expects there to be fewer restrictions than last summer, given how vaccination is progressing.
jesse feith
coronavirus
may 18 2021
lena martinez reads her book at a crowded jeanne-mance park on monday may 17, 2021 afternoon during the covid-19 pandemic.

opinion: we need more action to defeat tobacco deaths
although the federal government has set the goal of reducing smoking to less than five per cent of canadians by 2035, there is no credible plan in place to make this happen.
ottawa citizen
opinion
may 18 2021
a high school student uses a vaping device. it's time for governments to take more action against big tobacco.

a quicker path to normal? u.k. reopens at 30 per cent vaccinated
canada is waiting for a 75 per cent fully vaccinated threshold, based on population modelling
healthing.ca
coronavirus
may 18 2021
customers sit with their drinks inside a re-opened london pub as covid-19 lockdown restrictions ease across the country on may 17, 2021.
powered by
obesity matters

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