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dad sets up site to track covid cases in quebec schools
"having one case in one school is one thing. but having that case multiplied by 25, i'd want to know that as a parent."
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
"it doesn't create fear — it just illustrates the deficiencies of the government," olivier drouin says of his website to track covid-19 cases in quebec schools.

opinion: does health canada think we're incompetent?
the case for approving at-home covid-19 tests
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
the contents of a u.k. government covid-19 antigen home test kit.

ontario changes rules for family caregivers and long-term care
ontario says a policy of isolating residents has worsened their outcomes during the pandemic
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
emily hladkowicz and her 90-year-old grandfather heinz ziebell. he lives at carlingview manor.

teachers union takes quebec to court over covid screening
the union also hopes to have the government supply all documents related to the sanitary plan that is being applied in schools
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 2 2020
music teacher francois lukawecki chats with students as they wait to enter for the first day of classes at bancroft elementary school in montreal, on monday, august 31, 2020. (allen mcinnis / montreal gazette)

institute for pandemics takes aim at the next health crisis
the institute, launched by uoft, will help shape future responses to health crises.
anna sharratt
policy & government
aug 25 2020
uoft's institute for pandemics will build skilled workforce to manage future pandemics. stock/getty

covid alert app is a case of tech-driven bad policy design
rather than, say, closing potential covid-19 hot spots like bars and providing income support to owners and workers, it relies on an incomplete technological fix to deal with failures to socially distance.
the conversation
coronavirus
aug 14 2020
podium placards promoting the covid alert app are seen on a table on parliament hill in ottawa, on july 31, 2020.

stage 3: why it's too early to let your guard down
crowds of 50 people may make it hard to physically distance, masks are critical, plus, covid-19 is still out there.
diana duong
coronavirus
jul 29 2020
an ontario biostatistician says the province needs to continue being diligent. "phase three is simply that: another phase. it does not mean a full re-opening where we can resort to being complacent."

parents to protest wednesday for safer return to ontario schools
when jessica lyons thinks about sending her two young children back to school this fall, she says her heart feels like it's gripped in a vise.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 29 2020
jessica lyons, middle, with children mollye, 7, left, and ruby, 9. jessica is a member of a grassroots group of ontario parents who are organizing protests calling on government to provide more funding to reopen schools safely.
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dad sets up site to track covid cases in quebec schools
"having one case in one school is one thing. but having that case multiplied by 25, i'd want to know that as a parent."
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
"it doesn't create fear — it just illustrates the deficiencies of the government," olivier drouin says of his website to track covid-19 cases in quebec schools.

opinion: does health canada think we're incompetent?
the case for approving at-home covid-19 tests
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
the contents of a u.k. government covid-19 antigen home test kit.

ontario changes rules for family caregivers and long-term care
ontario says a policy of isolating residents has worsened their outcomes during the pandemic
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 3 2020
emily hladkowicz and her 90-year-old grandfather heinz ziebell. he lives at carlingview manor.

teachers union takes quebec to court over covid screening
the union also hopes to have the government supply all documents related to the sanitary plan that is being applied in schools
monika warzecha
世界杯决赛2022
sep 2 2020
music teacher francois lukawecki chats with students as they wait to enter for the first day of classes at bancroft elementary school in montreal, on monday, august 31, 2020. (allen mcinnis / montreal gazette)
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence

institute for pandemics takes aim at the next health crisis
the institute, launched by uoft, will help shape future responses to health crises.
anna sharratt
policy & government
aug 25 2020
uoft's institute for pandemics will build skilled workforce to manage future pandemics. stock/getty

covid alert app is a case of tech-driven bad policy design
rather than, say, closing potential covid-19 hot spots like bars and providing income support to owners and workers, it relies on an incomplete technological fix to deal with failures to socially distance.
the conversation
coronavirus
aug 14 2020
podium placards promoting the covid alert app are seen on a table on parliament hill in ottawa, on july 31, 2020.

stage 3: why it's too early to let your guard down
crowds of 50 people may make it hard to physically distance, masks are critical, plus, covid-19 is still out there.
diana duong
coronavirus
jul 29 2020
an ontario biostatistician says the province needs to continue being diligent. "phase three is simply that: another phase. it does not mean a full re-opening where we can resort to being complacent."

parents to protest wednesday for safer return to ontario schools
when jessica lyons thinks about sending her two young children back to school this fall, she says her heart feels like it's gripped in a vise.
ottawa citizen
世界杯决赛2022
jul 29 2020
jessica lyons, middle, with children mollye, 7, left, and ruby, 9. jessica is a member of a grassroots group of ontario parents who are organizing protests calling on government to provide more funding to reopen schools safely.
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obesity matters

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