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“#Dr. Lawrence Loh on ordering stricter measures in Peel region” The medical officer of health for Ontario’s hardest-hit region talks about his willingness to step ahead of provincial requirements in the fight against COVID-19 On March 14, 2020, Dr. Lawrence Loh stepped into his new role as medical officer of health for the Region of…
“#Netflix Canada in May 2021: What’s new this month” What you should watch Jupiter’s Legacy (May 7): No streaming service is allowed to go too long without a superhero show. This one is based on an independent comic by writer Mark Millar and artist Frank Quitely, which, like many independent comics, is a deconstruction of…
“#Vaccine hangover? Here are stories to read during recovery” There have been some reports of post-vaccination symptoms like headaches, fatigue and aches. Here are some Maclean’s reads to distract you from your temporary blight. If you’re into action films Plucked from peril The Makena set out for Halifax in fine weather under the steady hand…
“#After a decade of cavities, will Calgary put fluoride back in its water supply?” Anti-fluoride activists are fighting again to keep the chemical out of Calgary’s water supply. But there are holes in their argument. The wisdom of public health authorities has been on everyone’s mind, this year and last. In Calgary this fall, it…
“#338Canada: The Liberals are winning over older—normally Conservative—voters” In the 2019 federal general election, 67 per cent of eligible voters cast their ballot in Canada. Breaking the election turnout by age group, we notice that, once again, older voters came out in much larger numbers than younger voters. For instance: 73 per cent of voters…
“#How NXIVM got smart women to abandon their judgment” A new book, ‘Don’t Call It a Cult,’ delves into the multiple layers to Keith Raniere’s crimes and cruelties and his sex cult’s ugly spin on empowerment Convicted on counts ranging from wire fraud conspiracy to sex trafficking, Keith Raniere was found guilty of crimes as…
“#When bingo night in Inuvik went so very wrong” One momentous Saturday night in February, a game of bingo led to an angry mob, demands for refunds and a big blow for Arctic Paws, the charity organizing the event One of the most tense, thrilling parts of an Inuvik week comes at around 9 p.m….
“#Take a look at these mesmerizing landscapes from the Group of Seven—made of bacteria” A suite of photos by artist Jon Sasaki reveals the microscopic lives on the palettes of some of Canada’s most iconic painters Imagine a cluster of dusty pink blooms, or crisp bundles of white rolling across a blue expanse, or reedy…
“#A new variant arrives in Canada as flights from India and Pakistan are suspended” On April 22, Transport Minister Omar Alghabra announced a 30-day ban on direct commercial and private flights from India and Pakistan to Canada because of a higher number of COVID-19 cases detected among travellers from those two countries. In addition, passengers…
“#These two Newfoundland towns finally have cell service after taking matters into their own hands” Like many rural locales across the country, the two communities hadn’t been a priority for big telecommunications companies. So residents fundraised to get a cell tower built. The mountain road between Cape St. George and Mainland, on the Port au…