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Why Canada’s Indigenous Have Vaccine Worries Randi Druzin TORONTO — When the Cree Nation of Mistissini, a small town in the province of Quebec, started vaccinating its members against COVID-19 in January, a former Assembly of First Nations national chief expressed his dismay. "The Cree Leadership seems to think they know what is best for us," Matthew Coon Come wrote on social media. "Mistissini is now the experimental rats of this experimental vaccine." As Canada's vaccine rollout progresses in fits and starts this year, some Indigenous leaders and others are expressing co...

‘All Creatures Great and Small’: Who Was the Real James Herriot? The British author and veterinarian didn’t always let the facts get in the way of a good story. It caused some occasional friction. James Alfred Wight, better known by his pen name, James Herriot, shared his experiences as a country vet in a series of beloved books. But the stories were never precisely autobiographical.Credit...Alan Band/Keystone, via Getty Images By Jennifer Vineyard Feb. 19, 2021 Beginning at the age of 50, the beloved veterinarian James Alfred Wight led a double life. By day, he tended to anima...

ATLANTA (CNN) — After a long day of working from home, Hadly Clark spends her evening hours mindlessly swiping through her phone. She powers through her usual scheduled 9:30 p.m. bedtime in favor of online shopping and social media scrolling. Before Clark knows it, the clock reads 1 a.m. She eventually dozes off and wakes up the next morning exhausted, her phone on her nightstand blaring her alarm at 6 a.m. This cycle of staying up late and regretting it the next day is all too familiar for many people, even before the pandemic. In recent years, the phenomenon has been dubbed "revenge bedti...

Mindlessly scrolling late at night after a stressful day can lead to a vicious cycle of exhaustion and sleep deprivation.

Winnipeg Free Press By: Ryan Thorpe | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021 Last Modified: 10:32 PM CST Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021 | Updates Winnipeg firefighters implicated in a racist incident in which they refused to treat an Indigenous woman last fall continue to be dispatched to medical calls. Winnipeg firefighters implicated in a racist incident in which they refused to treat an Indigenous woman last fall continue to be dispatched to medical calls. The City of Winnipeg won't say what disciplinary action, i...