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Previously, the private sector wasn t able to requisition test kits and labs, Gibb said. In the early days of the pandemic, any available testing and supplies, the government immediately grabbed, as they should, for public health, he said.
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But Dr. David Bowering, a retired chief medical health officer with Northern Health who lives in the region, says the elevated risk of transmission remains.
He also said it s unfair that mega projects like these can afford to import this deluxe, Cadillac private health system and level of testing, while the public health system is rationing COVID testing for people just doing ordinary things like trying to run restaurants and stores.
The sleeper Amazon Prime Video comedy Flack exposes vile celebrity publicists
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Rebecca Benson, Anna Paquin and Lydia Wilson in Flack on Amazon Prime Video.Pop Media Group
In the year 2021, it is news to no one that celebrities do terrible things and that normal people do even worse things to become celebrities. But most people don’t typically see the professionals who clean up the mess, the crisis-managing publicists who pick the somber fonts for apology posts, manipulate the media narrative, and in the case of “Flack,” even fake sex tapes.
“Flack” premiered on British TV station W in 2019, then hopped the pond to the Pop network and finally landed on a service normal people can watch in late January (Amazon Prime). Played by Anna Paquin, the main character Robyn is a U.S. ex-pat working in London as a morally bankrupt public relations agent. The six-episode dark “dramedy” shows PR agents as omnipotent spin-masters, willing to go to any lengt
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Schitt’s Creek’s House Has Hit The Market Since Jan 27 (Photo Credit – Pop Media Group/cbc)
We all wish we could get enough of the Schitt’s Creek megamansion we saw in the earlier part of the show. But guess we can do that only after paying a hefty price of $15 million.
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Yes, the megamansion we saw in the first episode of Schitt’s Creek for a few minutes is up for sale now. And whoever wants to buy will have to write a big check of $15 million.
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As per New York Post, the Schitt’s Creek megamansion is known as La Belle Maison and was built in 2012 in Toronto’s upscale St Andrew-Winfields neighbourhood. It has been on and off the market for the past few years but hit the market lately again on Jan 27. The house covers an area of 24,000 square feet and has 12 bedrooms plus 16 bathrooms. That’s just a start because it also combines old artisanship with 21st-century state-of-the-art luxury amenities.
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The Story Behind Altísimo Live
As COVID-19 began to ravage the country, America’s essential farmworkers - an estimated three million people who are on the frontlines sustaining our food supply during the pandemic - remained invisible and vulnerable. In the midst of this crisis, RetroPop Media partnered with iHeartMedia Latino to create a virtual festival called Altísimo Live to raise urgent awareness about the plight of farmworkers, and encourage Latinos and non-Latinos to donate funds and other aid to these communities in need.