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opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.

opinion: the new calculus of hugging amid covid
until most people have received their second vaccination, we must continue to remain careful about protecting ourselves from the virus.
dr. harry rakowski
opinion
jun 8 2021
if you've only had one vaccine dose, is it safe to hug your loved ones?

shelter worker 'prayed for the best' as she helped save a life
nancy morisseau will be recognized for her heroism and says she shares the honour she will receive with montreal police.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 7 2021
nancy morisseau will be honoured for her actions in saving an overdose victim.

machado: have we tossed aside the idea of dignity?
the last year has been fraught with sadness and anxiety, but we need to remember the dignity of the vulnerable
lisa machado
opinion
jun 7 2021
it doesn't take much to honour the humanity of others.

finding privacy and bright spots: teens on the pandemic
joey campbell has feared for her mother's safety and balanced school while caring for her sister, but the pandemic has had bright spots.
joey campbell
opinion
jun 7 2021
amid the uncertainty and stress, some teens are finding ways to thrive.

opinion: drug decriminalization key step in confronting overdose crisis
the ongoing deaths in the community demonstrate that our current responses to this growing problem are utterly insufficient.
ottawa citizen
addiction
jun 4 2021
drug overdoses took more than 2,400 lives in ottawa in 2020.

the last day i felt normal: teens on the pandemic
in their own words, students write about covid-19, mortality and the last time they hugged their friends.
mickey thomas
coronavirus
jun 4 2021
'will i will i ever again know the feeling of greeting someone with a hug or shaking someone’s hand? asks toronto's 17-year-old mickey thomas.

machado: first dose feelings range from joy to meh
i thought getting the first dose of a covid-19 vaccine would inspire a happy dance, but in fact, i feel spectacularly meh.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 4 2021
a health care worker checks on a woman as she administers the covid-19 vaccination at the bill-durnan arena in montreal on wednesday, april 21, 2021.
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opinion: how normal will the 'return to normal' be?
as long as the pandemic rages, however, we are shielded from fully facing the damage it will have left behind.
montreal gazette
covid-19 vaccine
jun 8 2021
what behaviours do we normalize during times of deep crisis? this file photo dated sept. 12 1992 shows cellist vedran smailovic playing strauss in the bombed national library in sarajevo during the bosnian war.

opinion: the new calculus of hugging amid covid
until most people have received their second vaccination, we must continue to remain careful about protecting ourselves from the virus.
dr. harry rakowski
opinion
jun 8 2021
if you've only had one vaccine dose, is it safe to hug your loved ones?

shelter worker 'prayed for the best' as she helped save a life
nancy morisseau will be recognized for her heroism and says she shares the honour she will receive with montreal police.
allison hanes, montreal gazette
世界杯决赛2022
jun 7 2021
nancy morisseau will be honoured for her actions in saving an overdose victim.

machado: have we tossed aside the idea of dignity?
the last year has been fraught with sadness and anxiety, but we need to remember the dignity of the vulnerable
lisa machado
opinion
jun 7 2021
it doesn't take much to honour the humanity of others.
powered by
save your skin foundation

finding privacy and bright spots: teens on the pandemic
joey campbell has feared for her mother's safety and balanced school while caring for her sister, but the pandemic has had bright spots.
joey campbell
opinion
jun 7 2021
amid the uncertainty and stress, some teens are finding ways to thrive.

opinion: drug decriminalization key step in confronting overdose crisis
the ongoing deaths in the community demonstrate that our current responses to this growing problem are utterly insufficient.
ottawa citizen
addiction
jun 4 2021
drug overdoses took more than 2,400 lives in ottawa in 2020.

the last day i felt normal: teens on the pandemic
in their own words, students write about covid-19, mortality and the last time they hugged their friends.
mickey thomas
coronavirus
jun 4 2021
'will i will i ever again know the feeling of greeting someone with a hug or shaking someone’s hand? asks toronto's 17-year-old mickey thomas.

machado: first dose feelings range from joy to meh
i thought getting the first dose of a covid-19 vaccine would inspire a happy dance, but in fact, i feel spectacularly meh.
lisa machado
opinion
jun 4 2021
a health care worker checks on a woman as she administers the covid-19 vaccination at the bill-durnan arena in montreal on wednesday, april 21, 2021.
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the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

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