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epidemiologist calls sask. reopening plan a 'huge gamble'
the province's hospitality industry is embracing the certainty from the strategy, which could help salvage some summer festivals.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 6 2021
dr. nazeem muhajarine is a professor of community health and epidemiology at the university of saskatchewan. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, february 22, 2021.

canadian attitudes toward pandemic increasingly bleak: poll
the survey reinforces the heavy toll covid has taken on the canadian public, as provinces continue to level strict lockdowns more than a year into the pandemic
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
may 6 2021
twenty-three per cent of respondents to a poll of canadians said they will hold off until 2023 or later before they “stop routinely wearing a face covering.”

no need for buyer's remorse on astrazeneca shots: naci co-chair
quach-thanh said she was not trying to suggest the astrazeneca vaccine, which over one million canadians have already received, was a second-best choice
ryan tumilty, national post
coronavirus
may 6 2021
people like this group who lined up in edmonton in april for the astrazeneca vaccine "actually did the right thing," a health official says.

saskatchewan unveils 'roadmap' to ease pandemic restrictions
saskatchewan's government may ease most covid-19 public health restrictions as early as mid-july.
saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
may 5 2021
saskatchewan premier scott moe.

b.c. centre for disease control now accepts virus can linger in the air
until now, the bccdc had stated the disease spreads only through large droplets
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 5 2021
health minister adrian dix and chief provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry provide an update on covid-19 on april 15, 2021.

covid isolation centre for homeless to move
the centre will be moved back to its former location at routhier community centre on guigues avenue, probably by the middle of next week, said wendy muckle, executive director of ottawa inner city health.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 5 2021
staff talk outside le patro d'ottawa on cobourg street on tuesday.

opinion: let's clear up the confusion over talk of a 'preferred' vaccine
take a moment to appreciate what an astonishing thing it is to have a choice of which life-saving vaccine to accept in the middle of a deadly pandemic. most parts of the world don't have that luxury.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 5 2021
getting a shot at jabapalooza, a vaccine clinic set up in the glebe for one day last month.

calls grow to give 2nd vaccine doses to front-line health workers
many front-line emergency department staff are not fully vaccinated
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
may 5 2021
dr. michael herman is an emergency physician at queensway carleton who has not received his second dose of vaccine.
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epidemiologist calls sask. reopening plan a 'huge gamble'
the province's hospitality industry is embracing the certainty from the strategy, which could help salvage some summer festivals.
the star phoenix
coronavirus
may 6 2021
dr. nazeem muhajarine is a professor of community health and epidemiology at the university of saskatchewan. photo taken in saskatoon, sk on monday, february 22, 2021.

canadian attitudes toward pandemic increasingly bleak: poll
the survey reinforces the heavy toll covid has taken on the canadian public, as provinces continue to level strict lockdowns more than a year into the pandemic
the national post
covid-19 vaccine
may 6 2021
twenty-three per cent of respondents to a poll of canadians said they will hold off until 2023 or later before they “stop routinely wearing a face covering.”

no need for buyer's remorse on astrazeneca shots: naci co-chair
quach-thanh said she was not trying to suggest the astrazeneca vaccine, which over one million canadians have already received, was a second-best choice
ryan tumilty, national post
coronavirus
may 6 2021
people like this group who lined up in edmonton in april for the astrazeneca vaccine "actually did the right thing," a health official says.

saskatchewan unveils 'roadmap' to ease pandemic restrictions
saskatchewan's government may ease most covid-19 public health restrictions as early as mid-july.
saskatoon starphoenix
世界杯决赛2022
may 5 2021
saskatchewan premier scott moe.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

b.c. centre for disease control now accepts virus can linger in the air
until now, the bccdc had stated the disease spreads only through large droplets
david carrigg
coronavirus
may 5 2021
health minister adrian dix and chief provincial health officer dr. bonnie henry provide an update on covid-19 on april 15, 2021.

covid isolation centre for homeless to move
the centre will be moved back to its former location at routhier community centre on guigues avenue, probably by the middle of next week, said wendy muckle, executive director of ottawa inner city health.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 5 2021
staff talk outside le patro d'ottawa on cobourg street on tuesday.

opinion: let's clear up the confusion over talk of a 'preferred' vaccine
take a moment to appreciate what an astonishing thing it is to have a choice of which life-saving vaccine to accept in the middle of a deadly pandemic. most parts of the world don't have that luxury.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
may 5 2021
getting a shot at jabapalooza, a vaccine clinic set up in the glebe for one day last month.

calls grow to give 2nd vaccine doses to front-line health workers
many front-line emergency department staff are not fully vaccinated
elizabeth payne
coronavirus
may 5 2021
dr. michael herman is an emergency physician at queensway carleton who has not received his second dose of vaccine.
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obesity matters

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