I know everything I am looking for is here, watch movies, watch series, education, games, exams, news, current events and many more.
“#The COVID cocoon: Meet the people who transformed themselves during lockdown” Julia McArthur had never liked her nose. Since she was a preteen, the petite 24-year-old thought that with its prominent bridge, her nose overpowered her face, distracting from her unique eyes (she’s of mixed ethnicity—her father is of South Asian descent and her mother…
“#Alone and afraid: Alberta’s COVID third wave in photos” A Calgary physician captures COVID-19 in the ICU: trauma, heartbreak and immense love and resilience The moment of quiet after a patient has been turned onto his back. His nurse has just left the room, after applying balm to his lips and dimming the lights. (Photograph…
“#Where did Canada’s vaccine effort actually go wrong?” Almost despite the odds, Canada’s vaccination campaign has finally hit its stride: Half of the country has been vaccinated in about five months. More than 20 million doses have gone into arms, and Canada is leading the G7 in vaccinations per day. Shipments are arriving in abundance,…
“#Major Cinema Chains in Tokyo, Osaka to Re-Open Under Revised State of Emergency Guidelines” A closed cinema in Shibuya on May 7, 2021 (photo: Daryl Harding) Although the third State of Emergency to combat the coronavirus was extended until at least June 20 in ten prefectures in Japan, the prefectural governments of Tokyo and…
“#Japan’s 3rd State of Emergency Extended to June 20 for Tokyo, Osaka” Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on May 28 (Photo via NHK) Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga announced tonight that the current State of Emergency to stop the spread of the coronavirus will continue until at least June 20 in 9 prefectures. This State…
“#What we know about the COVID variant first found in India” Canada’s vaccination effort is picking up steam. Our case counts are going down. But there could be trouble brewing in the form of a new variant of concern. As of now, the B.1.1.7 variant is the dominant strain of SARS-CoV-2. It’s one of four…
Study examines how pandemic-related changes affect college students’ motivation When the worsening COVID-19 pandemic prompted colleges to shutter their campuses and shift to remote learning in spring 2020, concerns arose that many underrepresented students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines would be demotivated and drop out in even greater numbers. However, a study of…
“#Kakegurui Live-action Film Sequel Gets New Release Date of June 1” The official website for the live-action film Eiga Kakegurui: Zettai Zetsumei Russian Roulette (Kakegurui The Movie: Russian Roulette in Desperate Situation) announced today that its theatrical release in Japan is newly set for June 1, 2021. The second live-action film based on…
“#Now we enter the ‘Hundred Days’ we hope will end the pandemic” As more and more Canadians get vaccinated, there is a growing sense that the future is getting brighter as the days get longer. Over the second Victoria Day weekend of this pandemic, intensive care units are still overburdened in many provinces, and the…
“#As COVID-19’s third wave recedes in Canada, what’s next? Six steps to save summer” Opinion: While wide vaccine coverage gives us a safety net for the fall of 2021, mutation risks are real, and complacency could lead to a repeat. Here’s what Canada needs to do now. Fahad Razak, Arthur Slutsky and David Naylor are…