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chris selley: experts had better level with parents that school outbreaks are a fact of life
covid-19 cases are inevitable in schools. but no one has defined what success and failure look like. when should parents be worried things are going off the rails?
the national post
世界杯决赛2022
aug 28 2020
if you can’t stomach that covid-19 will be in our schools even if its quickly dealt with, then you shouldn’t send your kids to school under any circumstances.

fariha naqvi-mohamed: some of our pandemic practices are worth keeping
from videoconferences with faraway family to discovering hidden talents, we’ve had our eyes opened to new possibilities.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
aug 27 2020
fariha naqvi-mohamed wonders, do we really want to go back to the days when people blew all over a cake that we would then all be consuming?

dr. skye pamela barbic: young people are not the covid-19 problem, they are the solution
opinion: as we approach a return to school and routine in the fall, young people need to be at the forefront of decision-making that will directly affect their health and wellbeing.
the province
世界杯决赛2022
aug 20 2020
responsible youth-centred public health measures are likely to empower young people, prioritize their role as leaders in the response to the pandemic, and ultimately lead to improved outcomes for the population at large.

ernie baatz: long-term care isn’t the only sector harmed by two-tiered provincial payment schemes
opinion: the government is setting a precedent and signalling loudly to the rest of the province that you have to be aligned with their political allies to be treated fairly.
the province
世界杯决赛2022
aug 19 2020
the covid-19 pandemic has pulled back the curtain on issues of pay inequity in b.c.’s most important care and support roles.

steven astorino: to return to work, businesses must bridge the ‘readiness’ gap
opinion: return-to-work considerations are much more complicated in scope and potential consequence than the initial jump to remote work
vancouver sun
opinion
aug 17 2020
an office environment in normal (i.e., pre-covid) times. statistics canada has reported that once the pandemic has subsided, almost one-quarter (22.5 per cent) of businesses expect employees working remotely could account for a tenth or more of their workforce.

advice: parent is worried about back-to-school
be careful about passing on your anxieties to your children.
maja begovic
advice
aug 14 2020
parents everywhere are weighing the risks of back to school. stock/getty

opinion: stop shaming and blaming youth for covid-19
such an approach is problematic for several reasons. it doesn't help, and is more likely to create harm.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
aug 14 2020
a couple kisses as people enjoy an open air party in saint-denis, north of paris on august 1, 2020. officials in many countries have linked socializing by young people to community transmission of covid-19.

opinion: what your boss' mental health means for yours
leaders have an ethical responsibility to enact behaviours that will support their employees’ mental health.
k.a. arnold, a.j. hancock, j.k. dimoff
opinion
aug 13 2020
the way your boss leads can affect your mental health. stock/getty
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chris selley: experts had better level with parents that school outbreaks are a fact of life
covid-19 cases are inevitable in schools. but no one has defined what success and failure look like. when should parents be worried things are going off the rails?
the national post
世界杯决赛2022
aug 28 2020
if you can’t stomach that covid-19 will be in our schools even if its quickly dealt with, then you shouldn’t send your kids to school under any circumstances.

fariha naqvi-mohamed: some of our pandemic practices are worth keeping
from videoconferences with faraway family to discovering hidden talents, we’ve had our eyes opened to new possibilities.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
aug 27 2020
fariha naqvi-mohamed wonders, do we really want to go back to the days when people blew all over a cake that we would then all be consuming?

dr. skye pamela barbic: young people are not the covid-19 problem, they are the solution
opinion: as we approach a return to school and routine in the fall, young people need to be at the forefront of decision-making that will directly affect their health and wellbeing.
the province
世界杯决赛2022
aug 20 2020
responsible youth-centred public health measures are likely to empower young people, prioritize their role as leaders in the response to the pandemic, and ultimately lead to improved outcomes for the population at large.

ernie baatz: long-term care isn’t the only sector harmed by two-tiered provincial payment schemes
opinion: the government is setting a precedent and signalling loudly to the rest of the province that you have to be aligned with their political allies to be treated fairly.
the province
世界杯决赛2022
aug 19 2020
the covid-19 pandemic has pulled back the curtain on issues of pay inequity in b.c.’s most important care and support roles.
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canadian society for exercise physiology

steven astorino: to return to work, businesses must bridge the ‘readiness’ gap
opinion: return-to-work considerations are much more complicated in scope and potential consequence than the initial jump to remote work
vancouver sun
opinion
aug 17 2020
an office environment in normal (i.e., pre-covid) times. statistics canada has reported that once the pandemic has subsided, almost one-quarter (22.5 per cent) of businesses expect employees working remotely could account for a tenth or more of their workforce.

advice: parent is worried about back-to-school
be careful about passing on your anxieties to your children.
maja begovic
advice
aug 14 2020
parents everywhere are weighing the risks of back to school. stock/getty

opinion: stop shaming and blaming youth for covid-19
such an approach is problematic for several reasons. it doesn't help, and is more likely to create harm.
the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
aug 14 2020
a couple kisses as people enjoy an open air party in saint-denis, north of paris on august 1, 2020. officials in many countries have linked socializing by young people to community transmission of covid-19.

opinion: what your boss' mental health means for yours
leaders have an ethical responsibility to enact behaviours that will support their employees’ mental health.
k.a. arnold, a.j. hancock, j.k. dimoff
opinion
aug 13 2020
the way your boss leads can affect your mental health. stock/getty
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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