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  OTTAWA -- For the second day in a row, Ottawa’s top doctor, Vera Etches, is warning Ottawa residents about rising cases in the capital. Ottawa set another daily case record Sunday with 370 cases reported. It’s the third record in as many days. Ottawa, today we are reporting 370 more people testing positive for COVID-19. I am urging everyone to stay home. If you must go out for essential purposes wear a mask and keep 2M distance. We must lower the curve together. — Dr. Vera Etches (@VeraEtches) April 11, 2021 “Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ve crested in the third wave...

Intercargo: Dry bulk sector hit the hardest by ‘vaccination lottery’ April 1, 2021, by Jasmina Ovcina The vaccination lottery that is faced by the industry is beginning to hit the dry bulk sector hardest, says the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners (Intercargo). The argument is being made as a growing number of ports start to request that all crew on board a vessel must be vaccinated as a pre-condition of entering their ports, with some even insisting on a particular brand of vaccin e. “ This is, of course, a very serious pr...

Reaching the goals of the plan requires the best possible interaction between public and private -for profit and not-for-profit - healthcare sectors.

Photo: iStock. Feb. 25, 2021 StrasGlobal, a provider of contract operations, has developed a comprehensive vaccination plan that business may download at https://www.strasglobal.com/our-blog/covid-19-vaccination-plan/. "Communicating how to get vaccinated and helping employees through the process should be of the highest priority for all businesses," StrasGlobal President Eva Strasburger said in a news release. "Our Vaccination Taskforce originally developed the plan for implementation in our stores coast-to-coast. We then decided to share it through Resources for Retailers. Now, all retailer...

People with no chronic illness are receiving notifications for vaccination, and the government has sent confusing letters to doctors around Hungary.