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How the West Island's health-care system struggled through the 1st wave Jonathan Montpetit © Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press A sick resident is trundled out of CHSLD Herron to be taken to hospital on April 11. It was 11:30 on a night in early May when Louisa Mussells Pires first walked into a long-term care home in Lachine and learned some hard truths about the health-care system in one of the richest countries in the world. Pires, 31, had almost finished nursing school. There was a crying need for extra staff in Quebec's long-term care network, which had been decimated by...

Kinks in the new mass vaccination are being ironed out, says Quebec's health minister, as more than 70,000 people signed up on the first day of registrations Thursday.

Nokia creating 300 jobs in Portugal Nokia has signed an agreement with the government for the creation of a Shared Services Centre, which will result in the hiring of 300 professionals in Portugal. The agreement also provides for Nokia's collaboration with the Digital Transition Action Plan. "The Shared Services Centre, to be located at the company's facilities in Amadora, will add business support services in Nokia's financial and logistics areas and will have a worldwide role," says the technology company, adding that it plans to "integrate professionals with different profiles and experien...

Gunadala Matha Utsavams set to begin from tomorrow Updated: Updated: February 07, 2021 23:57 IST Three-day festival will start with special prayer at 7 a.m.; COVID protocols to be strictly followed Share Article AAA Workers erecting huge pandals for the festival, at Gunadala in Vijayawada on Sunday.   | Photo Credit: K.V.S. GIRI Three-day festival will start with special prayer at 7 a.m.; COVID protocols to be strictly followed The three-day Gunadala Matha Utsavams will be celebrated with religious fervour from February 9 to 11, at the Gunadala shrine. Lakhs of devotees are expected to atte...

NEW DELHI: Despite their rock-hard determination to sustain the over 40-day-old agitation against the new farm laws, many protesting farmers at Delhi borders are falling prey to anxiety and depression, with a few having allegedly claimed their lives fighting this prolonged battle in biting cold. Braving the elements and the odds stacked up against them, an overwhelming number of farmers have been protesting at Singhu Border and two other sites since November 26, but their "sedentary lifestyle" at present and "psychological sedimentation" is taking a toll on their physical and mental well-bei...