The Biden Administration announced that it had instructed the Department of Homeland Security to lift the COVID-19 vaccine requirements for people entering the United States via its land borders with Canada and Mexico. This new policy will go into effect on May 11, 2023, the same day COVID-19 health measures expire. The decision to lift Read More…
In Canada in 2023, the anti-vaccine movement, misinformation about vaccines, and actions such as the unlawful truck convoy that took place in the country in the past, have no place in mainstream society. The overwhelming scientific evidence supports the safety and effectiveness of vaccines in preventing serious and sometimes deadly diseases. The anti-vaccine movement, which Read More…
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the United States, with more than 1.1 million Americans losing their lives to the virus. Despite the rollout of vaccines, the virus continues to spread and claim lives, with daily case numbers remaining high in many parts of the country. One of the major challenges in Read More…
Africa has so far been relatively successful in limiting the spread of COVID-19, despite facing a number of challenges and having limited resources compared to other parts of the world. This success can be attributed to a variety of factors, including the early implementation of prevention measures, the relatively young population of the continent, and Read More…
The illegal truck convoy held Ottawa and cities across Canada hostage for weeks, and now they expect sympathy from Canadians Listening to one of the truck Convoy organizers, Chris Barber, testify in front of the Parliamentary committee as he recounts his version of the illegal blockade that held Ottawa hostage was laughable. His sudden change Read More…
Proof of vaccination will no longer be required to enter Canada Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Government of Canada has taken a layered approach to border management to protect the health and safety of Canadians. As the pandemic situation has continued to evolve, adjustments to border measures have been informed by the latest Read More…
Vaccine passports: Statements of offense have been served and investigations are ongoing A first wave of statements of offense under the Public Health Act has been served in recent weeks on offenders in connection with the obtaining and use of false evidence vaccines following surveys conducted by the Unité Permanente Anti Corruption (UPAC). Last January, UPAC announced Read More…
Quebec is seeing a rise in cases and hospitalizations from the new Omicron sub-variant Quebec is seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations driven by new Omicron sub-variants that account for about 75 percent of infections. The province has seen a surge in COVID-related hospitalizations, outbreaks, community transmissions, and the number of healthcare workers Read More…
Ontario Together Fund continues to invest in local manufacturing to secure critical supplies supporting Ontario’s life sciences sector The Ontario government is supporting an investment of more than $2.5 million for pharmaceutical manufacturer Bora Pharmaceutical Services Inc. Through the Ontario Together Fund, the province is investing more than $1.9 million to help Bora Pharmaceutical Services Read More…
People suffering from mental health face the additional stress of having to also deal with the pandemic By: Maryam Ahmed Throughout the world, the public is being informed about the physical effects of Covid-19 and steps to take to prevent exposure to the virus and manage symptoms, if they appear. However, the effects of this Read More…
Team Toronto extends Vax And Read to bring more COVID-19 vaccine clinics to Toronto Public Library branches Today, the City of Toronto announced the extension of Team Toronto’s Vax And Read campaign to bring more COVID-19 vaccine clinics to Toronto Public Library (TPL) branches throughout the March Break and until the end of March. The Read More…
In celebration of the International Women’s day , the youth society for reviving the memories and heritage has organised the largest competition for designers in Casablanca in its fourth cycle for heritage. The celebration was held in Al Farah hotel on the 6th of March 2022 and witnessed participation of a group of international designers Read More…
The Prime Minister sets out the Government’s plans to live with and manage the virus. Vaccines will remain the first line of defence against Covid-19 as the Prime Minister sets out the Government’s plans to live with and manage the virus. The UK was the first country in the world to authorize the use of the Pfizer Read More…
KN95 Masks continue to be the best on the market to fight against COVID-19 Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is distributing 10 million free KN95 masks to ensure Michiganders can protect themselves from COVID-19 as the state continues to face the Omicron variant. Free KN95 masks provided by MDHHS will be distributed by community organizations, including local Read More…
Linda Benallal specializes in Islamic fashion design with a Moroccan Touch, she’s French-Moroccan fashion designer. Established her brand Innocent Touch -Paris In 2013 in Paris (France), and launched it from Dubai (United Arab Emirates) in 2014. It offers a wide range of oriental fashion, which shows the elegance of women, and preserves customs and traditions Read More…
The government of Canada invests in community-based projects to support COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic continues to create stress and anxiety for many Canadians, particularly those who do not have ready access to their regular support networks. Through the Wellness Together Canada online portal, people of all ages across the country can access immediate, free and confidential mental Read More…
Call issued for volunteers to assist health-care system The provincial government has issued an urgent call for volunteers for paid and unpaid assistance in its pandemic response efforts. “As predicted, the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is causing increased hospitalizations and staff absences, which is putting pressure on all aspects of our healthcare system,” said Health Read More…
Supporting migrant women survivors in Ethiopia during COVID-19 By: UN Women Migrant women and girls can experience violence at all stages of migration – while travelling or in transit, on arrival in the country of destination, and upon return to their home country “The soldiers were shooting us from behind as we ran away in the Read More…
Those who have not registered with the Get Vaccinated system can register online, by phone or at a Service BC Centre. Effective Thursday, people who are pregnant can book a COVID-19 booster vaccine if it has been at least eight weeks since they received their second vaccine dose. While it is recommended people get their Read More…
Team Toronto continues to help kids and education workers get vaccinated Over the next three days, starting today through Saturday, January 15, Team Toronto will hold clinics that will work to administer COVID-19 vaccine to kids and education workers, ahead of the return to in-class learning next Monday. The clinics include 11 school-based clinics, one school Read More…
Offer of free personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline health and care staff extended until 31 March 2023. Supporting frontline workers remains a priority for the government and, following a public consultation, NHS trusts, primary care and adult social care providers will continue to receive COVID-19 PPE free of charge until 31 March 2023 or until infection Read More…
Province Expanding Opportunities for Internationally Educated Nurses to Support Pandemic Response The Ontario government is continuing to accelerate its efforts to add hospital beds and build up the province’s health care workforce to ensure patients can continue to access the health care they need when they need it. The province is collaborating with Ontario Health Read More…
