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Dear Community Partners and Friends: The holiday season is a time for us to connect with our family and friends, reflect on past events, and contemplate on possible actions in the new year. As we reflect, it is clear that COVID-19 has changed many ...
In December before the Surrey Board of Trade, Deputy Bank of Canada Governor Toni Gravelle spoke of how our economy has come a long way since the pandemic struck and essentially shut the economy down. We are “well down the road to a full ...
Justin Trudeau’s Liberals made an election promise to pass a law to protect employers from being sued when they fire unvaccinated workers, and they didn’t do it. Now those lawsuits are piling up. There’s no sign the Liberal government plans to ...
Hong Kong to kill 2,000 small animals after hamsters blamed for COVID-19 outbreak in closed-off cityAuthorities in Hong Kong will euthanize some 2,000 hamsters and other small animals after a minor COVID-19 outbreak was linked to a pet shop in the city. Speaking at a news conference Tuesday, Secretary for Food and Health Sophia Chan said ...
Some are deciding not to return to campus altogether for fear of the Omicron variant, while others are reluctantly moving back, unsure what to expect. Many Ontario university and college students will be starting the winter semester online Monday, ...
Health Canada has approved Paxlovid, Pfizer’s oral antiviral treatment for COVID-19 that has been touted as a way to ease pressure on health-care systems overburdened by rising case counts. OTTAWA—Health Canada’s approval of Pfizer’s oral treatment ...
Taxes and fines cross a red line, taking us down a road that one ethicist warns ‘will do tremendous damage to our society’ “I think it’s reasonable for the majority who are vaccinated to feel some emotion of resentment or to feel moral ...
While some experts say swabbing both throat and nose can produce more accurate at-home COVID-19 test results, official health guidance still advises you stick to the nose-only package instructions. With gold-standard testing for COVID-19 becoming ...
We are used to the stories of community members being unable to access medical care when they need it, they write. For so many in Canada, the concept of a collapsing healthcare system is impossible to conceive. For others, like our own families, the ...
Even a mild case of COVID-19 can result in higher odds of decreased mobility and physical function for adults aged 50 years and older, according to a new national study, putting a spotlight on how hundreds of thousands could need physical ...
