B.C. could face travel restrictions as variant screening stepped up
Premier Horgan said on Tuesday that increased travel restrictions in B.C. are possible
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What the numbers fail to tell us about how COVID-19 spreads
If there is one issue that has never been crystal clear during the pandemic, it’s where and in what ways people are most likely to catch the coronavirus
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Deadly outbreak at B.C. care home shows booster shots needed
B.C. is more than a month behind Alberta and Ontario in offering booster shots to fully vaccinated residents of care homes
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Marijuana edibles found in teacher’s reward box for students
An elementary school teacher in South Carolina was arrested after weed edibles were found in box meant for students.
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Opinion: Psychologists save money and lives
Psychologists should work in family doctors’ offices side-by-side with physicians, providing brief consultations to patients
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Concerns about flu increase as COVID measures are reduced
Unlike last year, many restrictions have been eliminated, giving people more freedom to mingle and spread influenza.
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Levitt: Different rules for vaccinated and unvaccinated employees?
Not only can you ask job applicants whether they have been vaccinated, you can refuse to hire them on that basis
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Ottawa may impose 8 p.m. curfew at parks to curb pandemic partying
People are holding parties in defiance of pandemic laws.
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Ontario reports 4,401 new cases as surge continues
Ontario hospitals have begun ramping down elective surgeries and non-urgent procedures to ensure they have the capacity to treat more COVID-19 patients.
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Alberta to introduce more COVID-19 rapid testing in schools
Premier Kenney said the province will be distributing close to 400,000 tests to up to 300 schools.
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Poll finds nearly half of Canadians want tighter COVID restrictions
The Angus Reid Institute poll found two-thirds of Canadians say they are concerned about becoming sick with COVID-19, a four-point increase from March.
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How and why Canada's CAR-T cancer network was built
“We had to come up with a strategy that made sense for Canada and would work here."
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