TORONTO – Pressure is growing on the government to loosen restrictions in Ontario. With data confirming that the third wave of the pandemic is now in the drips – yesterday there were only 699 new cases, the lowest since October 2020 – there are increasing demands for an acceleration of the reopening of the provincial economy also compared to the extremely prudent roadmap presented last week by Doug Ford and The Minister of Health Christine Elliott. →
Wer von uns möchte nicht so schnell wie möglich in den Urlaub fahren? Wer möchte diesen Sommer nicht von einem sonnigen Urlaub profitieren? Es stellt sich heraus, dass das Interesse an Reisen in Kanada unglaublich hoch ist, und das einzige Element, das das Reisen behindert, ist nicht die 14-tägige Quarantäne, sondern der obligatorische 3-tägige Aufenthalt in einem Hotel nach der Rückkehr. →
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. →
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. →
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.
