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Pandemic’s trickle-down impact is particularly large and insidious at a local and community level

Last year around this time, I remember I was in Vancouver and everyone would come to their windows or patios to bang on pots and pans to show their appreciation for healthcare workers. That was a year ago and here we are one year down the line, with healthcare workers more overworked than ever, more under pressure and way more depressed than you and I can imagine. And yet, still news of cases from all over the world, of abuse against healthcare workers continues to trickle in.

‘Perhaps most notable is what’s happened in the labour market since last spring’

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While the country I have called my home for all of my childhood is going through one of the most traumatic experiences, I sit here wondering how I can help from afar.

India reported over 360,000 infections on Monday, May 3

Workday spent with artificially aged senses a real eye-opener

Last week, on April 23 was World Book Day and while I believe everyday should be a book day, I don’t mind getting to celebrate a single day of books.

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While the vaccination clinics in our small towns have been underway, elsewhere around the country there is again a vaccine shortage.