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opinion: climate change and predicting the next pandemic
with global warming, mosquito-borne diseases that thrive in warm temperatures are expected to shift to higher latitudes and be transmitted for longer periods.
windsor star
opinion
jul 4 2021
climate change is bringing a higher risk for the spread of disease. in this june 11, 2021, file photo, activists pose as dead bodies during a climate change protest in cornwall, great britain, during the summit of g7 leaders from canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk and the united states.

'the last time i saw him, he was on a ventilator'
van le talks about advocating for family, and what it's like to lose someone during a pandemic that locks out visitors.
as told to sadaf ahsan
grief
jul 2 2021
in the weeks leading up to tien le's death, his wife and children were not allowed to visit. supplied

opinion: more supports needed for blind, visually impaired students
we take issue with the fact that individual parents have to fight and advocate for their children every year.
edmonton journal
opinion
jun 30 2021
empty classroom at an edmonton school. file photo.

opinion: are accidents waiting to happen really accidents?
can we even call them accidents when so many people shake their heads knowingly in response to pedestrian deaths?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
opinion
jun 29 2021
flowers mark the spot where 15-year-old angelica john was struck and killed by a car recently.

living and dying as an indigenous man    
opinion: luc was 50 years old when he died. so many of his challenges were the legacy of generations of traumatic experiences carried forward into his body and mind.
vancouver sun
opinion
jun 28 2021
luc paradis, in a photograph taken by his mother in 1996, died on may 31 at age 50 after years of health issues that included acute anxiety, writes his sister lia paradis.

machado: where grief meets loved ones' ghosts
'bereavement hallucinations' are fairly common and normal, scientists say.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 28 2021
if you've ever felt the presence of a loved one, after they've passed, you're not alone.

opinion: 'just tell us what's going on' with the border
by: anne jarvis mayor drew dilkens’ office received an ...
windsor star
opinion
jun 27 2021
the international border crossing between canada and the united states at the ambassador bridge in windsor, ontario.

in their own words: 'my bones are so heavy with boredom'
tegan smallwood uses to poetry to communicate all that's been lost because of the pandemic.
tegan smallwood
opinion
jun 27 2021
creative writing student tegan smallwood on pandemic life. getty
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opinion: climate change and predicting the next pandemic
with global warming, mosquito-borne diseases that thrive in warm temperatures are expected to shift to higher latitudes and be transmitted for longer periods.
windsor star
opinion
jul 4 2021
climate change is bringing a higher risk for the spread of disease. in this june 11, 2021, file photo, activists pose as dead bodies during a climate change protest in cornwall, great britain, during the summit of g7 leaders from canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk and the united states.

'the last time i saw him, he was on a ventilator'
van le talks about advocating for family, and what it's like to lose someone during a pandemic that locks out visitors.
as told to sadaf ahsan
grief
jul 2 2021
in the weeks leading up to tien le's death, his wife and children were not allowed to visit. supplied

opinion: more supports needed for blind, visually impaired students
we take issue with the fact that individual parents have to fight and advocate for their children every year.
edmonton journal
opinion
jun 30 2021
empty classroom at an edmonton school. file photo.

opinion: are accidents waiting to happen really accidents?
can we even call them accidents when so many people shake their heads knowingly in response to pedestrian deaths?
allison hanes, montreal gazette
opinion
jun 29 2021
flowers mark the spot where 15-year-old angelica john was struck and killed by a car recently.
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canadian society for exercise physiology

living and dying as an indigenous man    
opinion: luc was 50 years old when he died. so many of his challenges were the legacy of generations of traumatic experiences carried forward into his body and mind.
vancouver sun
opinion
jun 28 2021
luc paradis, in a photograph taken by his mother in 1996, died on may 31 at age 50 after years of health issues that included acute anxiety, writes his sister lia paradis.

machado: where grief meets loved ones' ghosts
'bereavement hallucinations' are fairly common and normal, scientists say.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 28 2021
if you've ever felt the presence of a loved one, after they've passed, you're not alone.

opinion: 'just tell us what's going on' with the border
by: anne jarvis mayor drew dilkens’ office received an ...
windsor star
opinion
jun 27 2021
the international border crossing between canada and the united states at the ambassador bridge in windsor, ontario.

in their own words: 'my bones are so heavy with boredom'
tegan smallwood uses to poetry to communicate all that's been lost because of the pandemic.
tegan smallwood
opinion
jun 27 2021
creative writing student tegan smallwood on pandemic life. getty
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