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Coronavirus Update: Lack of early-warning systems slowed coronavirus response, WHO panel says

Alberta, two members of Premier Jason Kenney’s caucus have joined a national coalition against lockdowns. Pandemic warning: An independent panel commissioned by the World Health Organization to investigate the failures of the global response to COVID-19 is calling for better circuit breaker systems, similar to Canada’s Global Public Health Intelligence Network, which was curtailed just before the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 vaccines: Ottawa says the vaccine-tracking system it acquired from Deloitte is up and running, but has yet to release details of the system, such as what gaps it will address, in Canada’s inconsistent vaccine-tracking protocols. Coronavirus around the world

Morning Update: WHO panel calls for bolstering of pandemic warning systems

The Globe and Mail Omair Quadri Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Good morning, A panel put together by the World Health Organization is urging countries around the world to develop and invest in pandemic early warning systems, similar to the one Canada shuttered a year before COVID-19 hit, saying such systems are crucial to support the world against future crises. The panel’s findings echo concerns about Canada’s handling of its own operation, known as the Global Public Health Intelligence Network, or GPHIN. A Globe and Mail investigation found that Ottawa curtailed its pandemic early warning unit prior to COVID-19, which federal scientists have said hurt the country’s ability to respond to the outbreak.

Letter to the editor: Increasing concerns for Thunder Bay residents

To the editor: It was once considered the proper role of government to ascertain the general will of the people, and to advance it. Citizens could expect their lives to be more secure, even to improve over time. Today, citizens may be excused for believing that role has been re-cast, mandating government instead to set fire to each of the rooms of their home, leaving them scrambling for a way out. Nothing acquaints you with your mortality quite like a pandemic. Fortunately, the Martin Government, by Order in Council, created the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) - an entire arms-length health bureaucracy to prepare us for it. We counted on it. The world counted on it. It wasn’t there.

PMO e-mails reveal frustration with Public Health Agency as pandemic worsened

PMO e-mails reveal frustration with Public Health Agency as pandemic worsened
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