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opinion: systemic discrimination is hurting canadians at risk of overdose
the cofounder of the canadian association for safe supply says people can thrive with a safe supply, but only once healthcare providers shift their attitudes towards compassion.
jordan westfall
opinion
nov 24 2021
there was an outpouring of support after the death of paulo dinola's son, aaron, from a suspected overdose. (susan gamble)

christopher labos: why it's important to vaccinate children against covid
some parents who fear myocarditis or think vaccinating children isn't necessary are overlooking a few things.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23 2021
dr. sarah linde with the maryland medical reserve corps gives noah starling, 7, his first covid-19 vaccination, at eastern middle school, in silver spring, maryland, u.s., november 6, 2021. in quebec, appointments for children ages five to 11 can now be booked.

ian mulgrew: decades of politicians ignoring the evidence led to today's opioid crisis
opinion: with five people a day dying of overdoses in b.c., government efforts have amounted to little more than a band-aid
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23 2021
members of moms stop the harm joined others, including the drug users liberation front, march in the dtes on the fifth anniversary of b.c.'s opioid health crisis on april 14, 2021.

opinion: cutting insurance for endometriosis treatment is callous and sexist
women are in unbearable pain and the government of saskatchewan has chosen to ignore it, brendan thompson writes.
the star phoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22 2021
cancellation of insurance has left women to either foot the enormous medical bills or find other, sub-optimal treatments.

hanes: light at the end of the tunnel for unvaccinated kids
the approval of the covid-19 vaccine for kids age five to 11 is a game changer in the evolution of the pandemic — and an early christmas gift for this concerned parent.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22 2021
a recent angus reid poll showed only 49 per cent of quebec parents plan on getting school-age kids immunized as soon as it becomes available.

shift: sick or not sick, diagnostic backlogs have us all on the edge
there are thousands of canadians whose diagnoses have turned deadly because of backlogs in our healthcare system.
lisa machado
nov 22 2021
getting timely tests was difficult before the pandemic. now they are virtually at a stand-still, and canadians are at risk. getty

opinion: homelessness in alberta is a public health emergency
being homeless exposes our community members to preventable life-and-limb-threatening conditions.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
nov 19 2021
a homeless man sits in an inner city back alley in edmonton. file photo.

irfan: shortcomings in covid plans are making high school a struggle
every student deserves an academic experience that we can remember joyfully post-graduation. unfortunately, countless ocdsb students have spent the past two years without balanced classes, clubs or even a bite of cafeteria food.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
nov 18 2021
ottawa students returned to school in late summer – but it hasn't been an easy road.
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opinion: systemic discrimination is hurting canadians at risk of overdose
the cofounder of the canadian association for safe supply says people can thrive with a safe supply, but only once healthcare providers shift their attitudes towards compassion.
jordan westfall
opinion
nov 24 2021
there was an outpouring of support after the death of paulo dinola's son, aaron, from a suspected overdose. (susan gamble)

christopher labos: why it's important to vaccinate children against covid
some parents who fear myocarditis or think vaccinating children isn't necessary are overlooking a few things.
christopher labos, special to the montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23 2021
dr. sarah linde with the maryland medical reserve corps gives noah starling, 7, his first covid-19 vaccination, at eastern middle school, in silver spring, maryland, u.s., november 6, 2021. in quebec, appointments for children ages five to 11 can now be booked.

ian mulgrew: decades of politicians ignoring the evidence led to today's opioid crisis
opinion: with five people a day dying of overdoses in b.c., government efforts have amounted to little more than a band-aid
vancouver sun
世界杯决赛2022
nov 23 2021
members of moms stop the harm joined others, including the drug users liberation front, march in the dtes on the fifth anniversary of b.c.'s opioid health crisis on april 14, 2021.

opinion: cutting insurance for endometriosis treatment is callous and sexist
women are in unbearable pain and the government of saskatchewan has chosen to ignore it, brendan thompson writes.
the star phoenix
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22 2021
cancellation of insurance has left women to either foot the enormous medical bills or find other, sub-optimal treatments.
powered by
movember canada

hanes: light at the end of the tunnel for unvaccinated kids
the approval of the covid-19 vaccine for kids age five to 11 is a game changer in the evolution of the pandemic — and an early christmas gift for this concerned parent.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
nov 22 2021
a recent angus reid poll showed only 49 per cent of quebec parents plan on getting school-age kids immunized as soon as it becomes available.

shift: sick or not sick, diagnostic backlogs have us all on the edge
there are thousands of canadians whose diagnoses have turned deadly because of backlogs in our healthcare system.
lisa machado
nov 22 2021
getting timely tests was difficult before the pandemic. now they are virtually at a stand-still, and canadians are at risk. getty

opinion: homelessness in alberta is a public health emergency
being homeless exposes our community members to preventable life-and-limb-threatening conditions.
edmonton journal
世界杯决赛2022
nov 19 2021
a homeless man sits in an inner city back alley in edmonton. file photo.

irfan: shortcomings in covid plans are making high school a struggle
every student deserves an academic experience that we can remember joyfully post-graduation. unfortunately, countless ocdsb students have spent the past two years without balanced classes, clubs or even a bite of cafeteria food.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
nov 18 2021
ottawa students returned to school in late summer – but it hasn't been an easy road.
powered by
save your skin foundation

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