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City of Toronto declares end of emergency order issued over COVID-19 pandemic
The emergency declaration allowed the city to redeploy roughly 1,700 public employees to shelters, long-term care homes and other areas that required extra support during the pandemic, Tory said.
Hang in there, parents: Brain science shows teen annoyance part of normal development
As many mothers of young children are celebrated with homemade cards and sticky kisses for Mother's Day, moms of teens may be wondering why their kids just seem irritated by their presence.

Sam Harper: Defrocked doctor to blossoming journalist

After 10 years of general practice, Dr. Sam Harper left medicine. His new vocation: investigative journalism.
Not allowed to inject: Pharmacist who let unregulated staff give jabs is suspended and ordered to pay $12,500

Osuzawa Kester Edomwonyi's misconduct took place not once but twice, over a nine-month period. 'This was very concerning,' wrote the Alberta College of Pharmacy's hearing tribunal.
Ontario Liberals pledge to add COVID-19 vaccine to school immunization list

Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca said the best way to get back to normal is to make classrooms safer.
Hang on, my employees have kids! What to know about accommodating staff returning from parental leave

No, don't fire and rehire so you can change your terms of employment. There are better things you can do, says Toronto employment lawyer Nancy Shapiro.
Low-dose aspirin for CVD and colorectal cancer prevention no longer recommended

U.S. statement shows an aspirin a day won’t keep the doctor away, but Canadian doc says still needed for secondary prevention.
B.C. tech wins prestigious award

Kimberly Schaff honoured by the Canadian Association of Pharmacy in Oncology Award.
Public health agency trying to find out how many Canadians struggling with long COVID

The public health agency says there have been reports of more than 100 symptoms associated with the condition.
Alberta allows pharmacists, physicians and NPs to prescribe Paxlovid

The province is allowing more health-care providers to prescribe the antiviral and loosening testing requirements in an attempt to improve access for Albertans.

City of Toronto declares end of emergency order issued over COVID-19 pandemic

Hang in there, parents: Brain science shows teen annoyance part of normal development

Sam Harper: Defrocked doctor to blossoming journalist

Not allowed to inject: Pharmacist who let unregulated staff give jabs is suspended and ordered to pay $12,500

Ontario Liberals pledge to add COVID-19 vaccine to school immunization list

Hang on, my employees have kids! What to know about accommodating staff returning from parental leave

Low-dose aspirin for CVD and colorectal cancer prevention no longer recommended

B.C. tech wins prestigious award

Public health agency trying to find out how many Canadians struggling with long COVID

Alberta allows pharmacists, physicians and NPs to prescribe Paxlovid