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Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Rob Oliphant rises during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Friday, June 7, 2019. Oliphant is advising the Public Health Agency of Canada not to rely on legal advice from the federal Justice Department because it is not always right. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand OTTAWA – A Liberal MP is advising the Public Health Agency of Canada not to rely on legal advice from the federal Justice Departmen...

Liberal MP questions Justice Departments legal advice on fired scientists by The Canadian Press Last Updated May 10, 2021 at 11:28 pm EDT OTTAWA — A Liberal MP is advising the Public Health Agency of Canada not to rely on legal advice from the federal Justice Department because it is not always right. Toronto MP Rob Oliphant, parliamentary secretary to the Foreign Affairs minister, gave the advice late Monday at a House of Commons committee that is trying to find out why two scientists at Can...

Liberal MP questions Justice Departments legal advice on fired scientists Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Rob Oliphant rises during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Friday, June 7, 2019. Oliphant is advising the Public Health Agency of Canada not to rely on legal advice from the federal Justice Department because it is not always right. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand May 13, 2021 - 1:48 PM OTTAWA...

07 May 2021, 04:05 am Ventilator shortages are widespread especially the supplies are in dire need of decreasing. In hopes of helping the dilemma of the breathing device, a 12-year-old boy from Winnetka, Illinois has developed a unique kind of ventilator that is made out of legos. For an elementary pupil, a lego can only be a source of happiness with it being a mere toy, but for Anthony Hartman who is currently in 7th Grade, theres more to enjoying life with toys through helping more people in ...

THE STANDARD WESTERN Kemsa Customer Care Manager Geoffrey Mwagwi (R) and Kenya Treatment Access Movement (KETAM) Chief Executive Officer James Kamau flag off ARVs worth Kshs. 2.2 billion on April 22, 2021. [ Jenipher Wachie, Standard] Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) delivered drugs and other medical supplies worth Sh87 million to Kakamega County on Thursday after the government settled a substantial part of the money it owes the agency. Heath executive Collins Matemba said the authorit...

Tales from less-conventional bunkers at the height of the pandemic Share Copy Covid Logfile II Darren Ellis spent eight weeks of 2020 quarantined in hotel rooms. James McParlane spent seven months of the year in a Croatian castle. Bruce Davie and Josh Odgers spent 111 days unable to travel more than five kilometres from home or spend more than an hour a day outside. Claire ODwyer moved to a tropical paradise. And Chris Moriarty started hiding his kids in his car so they could get some e...

Antigua PM warns of mandatory vaccine for nationals Article by May 3, 2021 SOURCE- CMC- Prime Minister Gaston Browne has warned of the possibility of implementing a mandatory vaccination programme in Antigua and Barbuda as he criticised persons who were encouraging others not to participate in the national vaccination programme aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. “This is not a threat,” Browne said on his weekend radio programme, saying th...

Article by Social Share St John’s – Prime Minister Gaston Browne has warned of the possibility of implementing a mandatory vaccination programme in Antigua and Barbuda as he criticised people who were encouraging others not to participate in the national vaccination programme aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. “This is not a threat,” Browne said on his weekend radio programme, saying that the pandemic has had a tremendous impact on the socio-econom...

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Friday, 30 April 2021, 2:14 pm After a somewhat disjointed 2020 experience, Ara Timaru graduates were finally able to celebrate their success in a more familiar style on Tuesday April 27th. Sixty-nine graduates who completed their study at the end of last year including students from the Trades, Enterprise & Digital Innovation, Humanities and Creative Departments joined their whānau, friends and other supporters at the Southern Trust Events centre. The ceremonies included a traditional academ...