TORONTO – It’s not a real “ban”, but rather a
Read More >>>Biura podróży wracają do życia
Kto z nas nie pragnie jak najprędzej udać się na wakacje? Kto nie chciałby skorzystać ze słonecznych wakacji już tego lata? Okazuje się, że rośnie niesamowicie duże zainteresowanie podróżami w Kanadzie, a jedynym elementem hamującym przed podróżą, okazuje się nie być 14-dniowa kwarantanna, lecz przymusowy 3-dniowy pobyt w hotelu po powrocie. Continue reading→
Travel agencies are coming back to life
Who among us does not want to go on vacation as soon as possible? Who wouldn’t want to take advantage of a sunny holiday this summer? It turns out that there is an incredibly high interest in travel in Canada, and the only element that hinders travel is not the 14-day quarantine, but the compulsory 3-day stay in a hotel after returning. Continue reading→
Ibon Walang Hangan
Nagugulhan ako. Sa mundon nag kakaipit ipit sa mRNA, sali protin, maga agos nang pagsubok at pag iintay nang pagalawang tusok nang bakuna (hindi malaman kung maroon pa) marami pang pinapang kaguluhan. Continue reading→
“Birds without Borders”
I’m confused. In a world wrangling with mRNA, spike proteins, lateral flow tests and timing for the second dose (if there will ever be one), there is a lot to be confused about. But what I really really wanna know right now is: what is that brown thing climbing up the tree outside my window?! Continue reading→
Status update of Covid-19 cases worldwide
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Here we provide a daily update of the data available for select countries and jurisdictions as of May 28, 2021 at 5:30pm EST.
On Friday, health officials in Mexico logged 3,000 new infections bringing the total caseload to more than 2.4 million since the onset of the pandemic. Of that cumulative total, nearly 80% are considered recovered. In the last 24-hours, Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported an increase of 425 Covid-related deaths for a total of 222,657 fatalities.
Ontario’s Teacher Unions Respond to Premier’s Request for Input on School Reopening
Teachers’ Unions yet again fall short of the mark. They refuse to co-operate with the Province on establishing a back-to-school, in-person, learning environment. Continue reading→
Ford: “Intervallo più breve tra le dosi di vaccino”. E scuole ancora chiuse
Vaccino contro il COVID-19: l’Ontario sta accelerando l’eleggibilità per le seconde dosi e “la maggior parte di coloro che le vogliono sarà completamente immunizzata entro la fine dell’estate”. E le scuole rimarranno chiuse, ha detto venerdì mattina il premier dell’Ontario Doug Ford in una conferenza stampa. Continue reading→
Ford: “Shorter interval between COVID-19 vaccine doses”. And schools still closed
COVID-19 vaccine: Ontario is speeding up eligibility for second doses and “the majority of those who want them will be fully immunized by the end of summer”. And the schools will remain closed, Ontario’s premier Doug Ford said at a press conference on Friday morning.
“We’re all getting one step closer to returning to normal,” Ford said. Continue reading→
“Living to work” can have fatal risks
TORONTO – A growing body of data suggests that overtime and long working hours adversely affect the health and well-being of workers. A new global study finds working more than 55 hours per week increases a person’s risk of stroke and heart disease.
“Viver para trabalhar” pode ter riscos fatais
article by Priscilla Pajdo, translation and video by Luis Aparicio
Um número crescente de dados sugere que horas extraordinárias e longas jornadas de trabalho afetam negativamente a saúde e o bem-estar dos trabalhadores. Um novo estudo global descobriu que trabalhar mais de 55 horas por semana aumenta o risco de derrame cerebral e doença cardíaca de uma pessoa. Continue reading→
