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Biden eyes early warning system similar to the one Canada curtailed

Biden eyes early warning system similar to the one Canada curtailed
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Morning Update: Review into Payette s tenure as governor-general details allegations of aggressive conduct, public humiliations

Morning Update: Review into Payette s tenure as governor-general details allegations of aggressive conduct, public humiliations
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Is Canada Ready to Meet the Next Wave of Pandemic Challenges?

Is Canada Ready to Meet the Next Wave of Pandemic Challenges? As Canada grapples with rising COVID-19 cases and new, more transmissible strains of the virus, experts in medicine and emergency preparedness say it’s worth taking stock and preparing to better meet the next stage of pandemic challenges. Dr. Shawn Whatley, a past president of the Ontario Medical Association, says that last year in the early days of the pandemic, the government didn’t yet know what it was dealing with, but at this stage officials should be thinking more strategically in several areas. Whatley, a Munk senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, says that although the vaccine rollout in Canada will provide much-needed relief, it’s not a cure-all and governments should adjust their approach in order to save lives in the long run.

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Impeachment will further obscure Trump s contested economic legacy

Impeachment will further obscure Trump s contested economic legacy Markets boosted by tax cuts and years of low interest rates have made the rich richer and the U.S. more divided than ever, something the Biden presidency will have trouble reversing, writes Don Pittis. Social Sharing

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WHO | Between public health and global politics

WHO | Between public health and global politics Updated: Updated: January 17, 2021 14:03 IST The international agency that has been at the forefront of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic saw both recognition and criticism Share Article AAA The international agency that has been at the forefront of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic saw both recognition and criticism It is common knowledge that any international agency is only as powerful or important as its funding members want/allow it to be. The World Health Organization (WHO), catapulted to centre stage by the COVID-19 pandemic, is no different. Its funding comes from countries or member states paying their assessed contributions (countries’ membership dues), and voluntary contributions from member states and other partners. In its 72 years of existence, the WHO has seen a lot of ups and downs, and faced a lot of criticism, more so in the past year, but it has always been called on to anchor and guide membe

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