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DJs help make vaccination a celebration at Toronto pop-up clinics DJs help make vaccination a celebration at Toronto pop-up clinics Clinic organizers say DJs give hard-hit communities a morale boost and make standing in long lineups less boring By Julia Mastroianni Louis Hansel/Unsplash As vaccine distribution has picked up speed, some Toronto pop-up vaccination clinics in COVID-19 hot spots are booking DJs to add extra energy and excitement – and make standing in a long line more bearable. Social media photos and videos of DJs at pop-up vaccination sites across the city have circu...

Author of the article: Taylor Blewett Publishing date: Apr 26, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  3 minute read  •  Dr. Doug Manuel, a senior scientist at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and professor at uOttawa's School of Epidemiology and Public Health, built a CO2 data logger at home with his kids. They brought the device to school, so they could test the quality of the ventilation in their classrooms. Photo by Tony Caldwell /Postmedia Article content “Don’t come to me with a problem, unless you have a solution.” The maxim was health-sector titan David Naylor’s, and ...

Posted: Apr 23, 2021 4:18 PM ET | Last Updated: April 23 People are administered the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a pop-up vaccine clinic in Toronto's Jane and Finch neighbourhood, in the M3N postal code, on April 17, 2021.(Cole Burston/The Canadian Press)

Canada’s vaccine rollout debacle key contributor to COVID-19 third wave Ontario Premier Doug Ford has adamantly opposed shutting down schools and non-essential workplaces. (Photo credit: Ontario government) The absence of large-scale inoculation against the virus, coupled with the ruling elite’s rejection of the public health measures necessary to stop its spread, are causing the third wave to spread far more quickly than the previous two. As a result, Canada’s health care system, especially in Ontario, is on the verge of collapse. Hospital intensive care units (ICU) in Ontario are alre...

One year ago, politicians across Canada told us “we’re all in this together.” Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivered the message during a video as he made cherry cheesecake. And Canadians bought into it. Now, after a year of repeated lockdowns and a confusing vaccine rollout, people across the country are online and organizing anti-lockdown marches, anti-curfew protests and riots and disseminating anti-vaccine conspiracies. Some Canadians are angry and defiant. Short-lived solidarity While some thought the pandemic would level the playing field and bring communities together, scholars who...