ANALYSIS: Thursday Roundup of COVID-19 Information
Today marks the first day of mandatory quarantine rules for returning to the country Canadians. Health minister Patty Hajdu…
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ANALYSIS: Sunday Roundup COVID-19 Information
The City of Orillia has declared an emergency. This puts the emergency response team in charge. The emergency response management committee members are:
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ANALYSIS: Wednesday Roundup of COVID – 19 Information
The warning by French Health Minister Veran followed a recent study in The Lancet medical journal that hypothesised that an enzyme boosted by anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen could facilitate and worsen COVID-19 infections.
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EDITORIAL: Welcome To The Pandemic
I’ve had two reports in the last 24 hours of people at grocery stores encountering other shoppers hacking away like they’re not in a crowded place with a virus running rampant. For Pete’s sake.
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EDITORIAL: Opioids, Time For A Change
There was a mixture of determination and a fresh shock of finding themselves at such an event. You could tell the ones who are newly grieving from those who have found away to put their grief to use.
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Analysis: Soldiers’ Economic Impact
Of course, the final decision will be made in a board room in Toronto, which may take into account what the community and the hospital board wants, but if the location of the OPP detachment…
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Michael Coteau, A Breath Of Fresh Air
“If we define ourselves as Liberals by the fight we have to take on with Doug Ford, I think we are going to fail eventually. It’s short–term thinking.”
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Opinion: It Doesn’t Mean A Thing, Unless You Insist It Does
There are some who are thinking, there he goes defending those Liberals again. No, read this piece again please.
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Editorial: Big Day Tomorrow
ShareBy John Swartz Chile. Lebanon. Hong Kong. Iraq. Syria. In Canada we’re having an election. The United States. It seems
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Editorial: Silly Season Is Upon Us
Reading is how you figure out which party is actually thinking about the next 10 years, or the next 20 in terms of whether there is a Canada to govern.
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