Tag: covid-19

Covid-19 in Canada: more than 50,000 deaths since 2020

TORONTO – January 25, 2020: a man in his 50s arrives in Toronto from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the Covid-19 epidemic, and becomes the first “presumed” case of the new coronavirus in Canada. Exactly three years have passed and since then more than 50,000 Canadians have died after contracting Covid-19, according to data released Monday by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). Today, January 24, at 12.20pm, the Johns Hopkins University dashboard, constantly updated, reported (for Canada) 50,304. 

Covid, sprecati miliardi in aiuti e vaccini

TORONTO – Il governo federale canadese è riuscito a distribuire rapidamente i vaccini anti-Covid ed elargire i benefici per la pandemia per aiutare le singole persone e le imprese, ma ha sprecato milioni di dosi e ha concesso miliardi di benefici a destinatari non idonei: è quanto ha affermato ieri l’Auditor General, Karen Hogan, che ha dato al governo guidato da Justin Trudeau una “pagella” sulla gestione della pandemia… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Covid, billions wasted in aid and vaccines

TORONTO – Canada’s federal government was able to rapidly distribute Covid vaccines and pandemic benefits to help individuals and businesses, but wasted millions of doses and awarded billions of benefits to ineligible individuals: that’s what was stated today by the Auditor General, Karen Hogan (in the pic above, from today’s conference on YouTube), who gave the government led by Justin Trudeau a “report card” on the management of the pandemic.

Vaccino Covid, in Ontario sprecate 3,4 milioni di dosi

TORONTO – Una valanga di dosi di vaccino sprecate, milioni di dispositivi di protezione personale buttati via, un immenso sperpero di denaro pubblico nella somministrazioni di vaccini e richiami. Suona come un vero e proprio atto di condanna il rapporto dell’Auditor General dell’Ontario Bonnie Lysyk che pone la propria attenzione sulla gestione dell’emergenza Covid da parte del governo provinciale… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>