The death toll from COVID-19 in the national capital has risen to 19 after a woman in her 50s became the ACT’s latest fatality with the virus. Canberra registered 1,601 new cases of COVID-19 in the past reporting period. Of the new cases, 878 were from PCR testing, while 723 were from rapid antigen testing. … Read more
A young woman died of cardiac arrest after falling from a mechanical buck during a night out at a rodeo-themed bar. The heartbroken family of Jessica Lally, 26, has revealed her tragic story in a fundraiser for the installation of more defibrillators, which could have saved her life. Joan, Ms Lally’s mother, said her daughter … Read more
Monday, January 17, 2022 3:00 a.m. The UK and Ireland’s most active investment fund pumped a record £165 million into London and South East businesses last year, new company figures have revealed. Founded in 2011 as the British Growth Fund, BGF made 18 separate investments in the region, including multi-million pound support from energy data … Read more
Paul Pogba’s return to Old Trafford felt like a turning point for Manchester United. After watching Pogba venture into new pastures in 2012, United refused to let their own stubbornness get in the way of their quest for success, donating a record £89million to obtain the services of a man who died just four years … Read more
The administrators of the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver woke up Sunday to find the attraction’s wall facing Keefer Street was marred with a large amount of graffiti. “Our cultural heritage building and pillar of the #YVRChinatown community is under attack again,” tweeted garden director Lorraine Lowe. “I can’t imagine what damage … Read more
Reading time: 6 minutes Highlighting professors who made learning as smooth as possible during the pandemic We have now entered another uncertain semester of teaching – of online (synchronous and asynchronous), hybrid and in-person teaching and learning. In the mood of a changing public health situation, there have been many unforeseen events that have led … Read more
Families remember victims of Ottawa explosion as weather complicates investigationCBC.ca
Vancouver’s damaged seawall is a victim of its own popularityglobalnews.ca .
U of T’s rapid antigen screening at home has been put on hiatus “due to a lack of supply,” according to the university’s website, as national deficits of the COVID-19 rapid tests are making it increasingly difficult to obtain them. This program was originally set up to screen members of the U of T community … Read more
The military’s COVID vaccine entered human clinical trials in March 2021. Marcy Sanchez/US Army Visit the WHO and CDC websites for the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic. White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci, recently underlined the government’s investment in a universal Covid-19 vaccine which could successfully combat all variants. … Read more
