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opinion: we need to address invisible trauma on the front lines
'somehow, in a matter of months, we’ve gone from health-care heroes to health-care villains and it hurts.'
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
oct 25 2021
nurses prepare to treat a covid-19 patient on the intensive-care unit at peter lougheed centre in calgary on nov. 14, 2020.

allison hanes: mobility as big an issue as ever in montreal
curbing congestions was a key battleground of the mayoral campaign in 2017, and again now — perhaps even more so. what are the candidates for mayor planning to do about it?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 25 2021
there are no easy answers when it comes to curbing congestion and reducing the aggravation caused by montreal's ubiquitous orange cones.

opinion: anti-vaxxers ignore inconvenient truths
a look at the wide range of people who oppose mandatory vaccinations
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 22 2021
in 1989, when new age was still a relatively new thing, joseph roberts started publishing a free paper called common ground.

opinion: decolonizing the swab
in anticipation of an encounter with an indigenous patient, we need to consider how we may not be the experts in the encounter.
healthy debate
opinion
oct 20 2021
a swab for many indigenous peoples represents both layers of colonial legacies and the ongoing realities of contemporary coloniality, writes dr. caroline felske-durksen. getty

remember those election promises about paid sick leave
the lack of adequate leave provisions disproportionately affects women — especially women in precarious jobs, many of whom are recent immigrants and racialized workers.
leah vosko & erik tucker
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2021
enough talk; time for action, prime minister.

vaughn palmer: will surgical strike of guidelines rescue area of b.c. mired in covid misinformation?
opinion: covid-19 vaccination rates are climbing in b.c.'s northeast, albeit slowly.
vaughn palmer
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2021
mike bernier, b.c. liberal mla for south peace river.

'obesity is triggered by brain chemistry, not willpower'
dr. sean wharton says the belief that those with obesity lack discipline and self-control creates stigma so 'thick and intense' that it prevents people from seeking help.
maja begovic
obesity
oct 18 2021
dr. sean wharton is the co-author of the new canadian obesity guidelines and medical director of the wharton medical clinic. supplied

shift: vulnerability through stories is how we move forward
stories, advocacy and connections are three things that, if done right, can come together to result in spectacular change.
lisa machado
oct 18 2021
sharing our stories is how we connect with others. getty
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opinion: we need to address invisible trauma on the front lines
'somehow, in a matter of months, we’ve gone from health-care heroes to health-care villains and it hurts.'
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
oct 25 2021
nurses prepare to treat a covid-19 patient on the intensive-care unit at peter lougheed centre in calgary on nov. 14, 2020.

allison hanes: mobility as big an issue as ever in montreal
curbing congestions was a key battleground of the mayoral campaign in 2017, and again now — perhaps even more so. what are the candidates for mayor planning to do about it?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
oct 25 2021
there are no easy answers when it comes to curbing congestion and reducing the aggravation caused by montreal's ubiquitous orange cones.

opinion: anti-vaxxers ignore inconvenient truths
a look at the wide range of people who oppose mandatory vaccinations
vancouver sun
covid-19 vaccine
oct 22 2021
in 1989, when new age was still a relatively new thing, joseph roberts started publishing a free paper called common ground.

opinion: decolonizing the swab
in anticipation of an encounter with an indigenous patient, we need to consider how we may not be the experts in the encounter.
healthy debate
opinion
oct 20 2021
a swab for many indigenous peoples represents both layers of colonial legacies and the ongoing realities of contemporary coloniality, writes dr. caroline felske-durksen. getty
powered by
migraine canada

remember those election promises about paid sick leave
the lack of adequate leave provisions disproportionately affects women — especially women in precarious jobs, many of whom are recent immigrants and racialized workers.
leah vosko & erik tucker
世界杯决赛2022
oct 19 2021
enough talk; time for action, prime minister.

vaughn palmer: will surgical strike of guidelines rescue area of b.c. mired in covid misinformation?
opinion: covid-19 vaccination rates are climbing in b.c.'s northeast, albeit slowly.
vaughn palmer
世界杯决赛2022
oct 18 2021
mike bernier, b.c. liberal mla for south peace river.

'obesity is triggered by brain chemistry, not willpower'
dr. sean wharton says the belief that those with obesity lack discipline and self-control creates stigma so 'thick and intense' that it prevents people from seeking help.
maja begovic
obesity
oct 18 2021
dr. sean wharton is the co-author of the new canadian obesity guidelines and medical director of the wharton medical clinic. supplied

shift: vulnerability through stories is how we move forward
stories, advocacy and connections are three things that, if done right, can come together to result in spectacular change.
lisa machado
oct 18 2021
sharing our stories is how we connect with others. getty
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movember canada

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