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opinion: are the media turning on dr. tam?
the chief public health officer's 'vaccines aren't perfect' line clashes with the brand-new 'what's taking so long to reopen?' narrative
the national post
opinion
jun 24 2021
canada's chief public health officer theresa tam.

opinion: let's ensure canadian disability benefit becomes reality
twenty-two per cent of canadians live with a disability, but they make up 41 per cent of those who live in poverty.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jun 24 2021
michelle hewitt is co-chair of the group disability without poverty. 

opinion: weighing the risks, benefits of covid vaccines
canada's messaging about vaccinations has to be clearer than it was with the astrazeneca vaccines, writes dr. harry rakowski.
dr. harry rakowski
opinion
jun 23 2021
a nurse from humber river hospital administers the pfizer/biontech covid-19 vaccine at st fidelis parish in toronto, ontario, canada march 17, 2021.

opinion: eye care in ontario is under threat
optometry is drastically underfunded in this province, and it’s finally reaching a breaking point.
ottawa citizen
eye health
jun 22 2021
patrick monaghan's daughter's first eye exam (through ohip) several years ago when she was six months old. the optometrist in the picture is monaghan's colleague dr. lora lee hardy, at barrhaven optometric centre.

opinion: public medicare is on trial, pay attention
are we ready for medically necessary care to be allocated based on ability to pay, instead of need?
colleen m. flood and bryan thomas
opinion
jun 22 2021
at issue is how we reconcile individual rights with (often imperfect) public policies that aim to protect and promote the health of all.

opinion: where's the help for addicted b.c. youth in crisis?
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
jun 21 2021
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.

opinion: we don't have to settle for 'normal' post-pandemic
i’ve learned that much of what i thought mattered were just trappings with no greater value than the bow on the box.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 20 2021
rachel sangster of deacon brodies public house on elgin street delivers cold beers on the patio, june 11, 2021.

opinion: ban flavoured vaping products that appeal to youth
flavoured vaping products are driving the youth vaping epidemic.
edmonton journal
opinion
jun 20 2021
an assortment of flavoured nicotine vaping liquids. file photo.
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opinion: are the media turning on dr. tam?
the chief public health officer's 'vaccines aren't perfect' line clashes with the brand-new 'what's taking so long to reopen?' narrative
the national post
opinion
jun 24 2021
canada's chief public health officer theresa tam.

opinion: let's ensure canadian disability benefit becomes reality
twenty-two per cent of canadians live with a disability, but they make up 41 per cent of those who live in poverty.
ottawa citizen
opinion
jun 24 2021
michelle hewitt is co-chair of the group disability without poverty. 

opinion: weighing the risks, benefits of covid vaccines
canada's messaging about vaccinations has to be clearer than it was with the astrazeneca vaccines, writes dr. harry rakowski.
dr. harry rakowski
opinion
jun 23 2021
a nurse from humber river hospital administers the pfizer/biontech covid-19 vaccine at st fidelis parish in toronto, ontario, canada march 17, 2021.

opinion: eye care in ontario is under threat
optometry is drastically underfunded in this province, and it’s finally reaching a breaking point.
ottawa citizen
eye health
jun 22 2021
patrick monaghan's daughter's first eye exam (through ohip) several years ago when she was six months old. the optometrist in the picture is monaghan's colleague dr. lora lee hardy, at barrhaven optometric centre.
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canadian society for exercise physiology

opinion: public medicare is on trial, pay attention
are we ready for medically necessary care to be allocated based on ability to pay, instead of need?
colleen m. flood and bryan thomas
opinion
jun 22 2021
at issue is how we reconcile individual rights with (often imperfect) public policies that aim to protect and promote the health of all.

opinion: where's the help for addicted b.c. youth in crisis?
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.
daphne bramham, vancouver sun
opinion
jun 21 2021
the care for kids with addictions especially those who have been raped and abused shouldn't depend on the kindness strangers.

opinion: we don't have to settle for 'normal' post-pandemic
i’ve learned that much of what i thought mattered were just trappings with no greater value than the bow on the box.
ottawa citizen
coronavirus
jun 20 2021
rachel sangster of deacon brodies public house on elgin street delivers cold beers on the patio, june 11, 2021.

opinion: ban flavoured vaping products that appeal to youth
flavoured vaping products are driving the youth vaping epidemic.
edmonton journal
opinion
jun 20 2021
an assortment of flavoured nicotine vaping liquids. file photo.
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