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Opinion: COVID has taken a devastating toll on Canada's nurses. But the pandemic offers a chance to heal a broken system

Whenever the COVID-19 pandemic ends and the final wave crashes on shore, it will carry with it a reckoning for the people who bore the heaviest burden of care in this pandemic, Canada’s 440,000 nurses ....

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Nursing grad waiting on licence upset by Ont. looking for health-care workers internationally

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A graduate from Conestoga College s Enhanced Nurse Practice Program said she s upset about the province looking internationally for health-care workers to help during the third wave.
Mae Azores said there are qualified people in the province who want to help in local hospitals.
Azores is currently waiting for approval for her nursing licence here. She finished the program at Conestoga College last year and has a nursing degree from the Philippines, and also spent four years working in an emergency room in Saudi Arabia.
I m part of the resuscitation team, so I believe I am experienced and more equipped to be an RN here, she said. ....

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When Healers Do Harm: Women Serial Killers in the Health Care Industry

One such killer is typical, in a number of ways, of all the others: a middle-aged nurse who was known to her coworkers in small-town Ontario as Bethe Wettlaufer. When the scholars were publishing their 2015 review of her fellow predators, Wettlaufer was winding up a decade-long killing spree that, to this day, would have gone completely undetected if she hadn’t decided to walk into a Toronto psychiatrist’s office and confess.
Eight people had died at her hands, she confided. She’d injected them with lethal doses of insulin between 2007 and 2016. There were, she added, six more victims who survived, in three different long-term care homes and one private residence. These were men and women with long, vibrant lives and families who loved them and were shocked by their sudden passing but accepted the institutional write-offs, the lack of autopsies, and the shrugging condolences: Old people. They die. ....

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Police take down 'dangerous' Emotet botnet and Netwalker ransomware sites

Police agencies around the world including the RCMP and the FBI say they have crippled one of the worst malware distribution networks by seizing the infrastructure behind the Emotet botnet.
In addition, U.S. authorities say the distribution of the Netwalker ransomware has also been disrupted. That includes charges against a Canadian and the seizing of approximately US$454,530 in cryptocurrency from ransom payments.
According to an indictment unsealed today in Florida, Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins of Gatineau, Que., is alleged to have obtained at least over US$27.6 million as a result of the offenses listed in the indictment.
Emotet control servers in Canada ....

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Ont. College of Nurses investigating 2 nurses who travelled to D.C. rally promoting 'COVID fraud' conspiracy

Posted: Jan 11, 2021 5:13 PM ET | Last Updated: January 13
Canadian nurses Kristen Nagle and Sarah Choujounian, first and second from left, with other members of Global Frontline Nurses in a photo from January 2021 posted to Choujounian s Instagram account. The organization has made unsubstantiated claims about the pandemic, including that hospitals are committing fraud by misreporting cases of the virus and needlessly placing patients on ventilators in order to profit off the crisis. Nagle and Choujounian attended an event organized by the group last week in Washington, D.C.(Sarah Choujounian/Instagram)
Ontario s nursing regulator says it is investigating two nurses who travelled to Washington, D.C., last week to attend a rally by a group of their peers that has made unsubstantiated, conspiratorial claims about COVID fraud and hospitals alleged role in misrepresenting the coronavirus pandemic. ....

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