20 May 2020

Back to School?

In the midst of what seems to be a never-ending pandemic, the demographic that may be hardest hit is the COVID-19 generation. These “warriors” from grades 1–12 are growing up during the world’s darkest disaster humanity has seen in more...
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12 May 2020

The Historic Cancellation Of ‘the Ex’ Due To Covid-19

For 142 years, it has been our end-of summer-tradition — an 18-day celebratory transition from the lazy and hazy days of summer’s freedom to the more structured routines of the fall. But not in 2020: “The Ex” has been cancelled...
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05 May 2020

What To Do If Your Dog Tests Positive For Covid-19?

It would appear in the age of COVID-19 that neither humans nor animals are safe from being infected with the deadly novel coronavirus. Recently, doctors confirmed the first dog in the United States has tested positive. WRAL-TV in Raleigh, N.C.,...
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01 May 2020

The city of Vaughan is working its way through COVID-19, as it attains a positive foothold in life’s ‘new normal’

The initial triggers around the exponential rise of the COVID-19 coronavirus were attributed to the travelling public. Ubiquitous and affordable travel, especially during Canada’s cold winter months, commonly generates a significant flow of airline travel to myriad southern destinations. Also,...
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24 Apr 2020

Religion And Covid-19

We are living in unprecedented times when the story concerning the novel coronavirus is constantly evolving. For reverends, priests, rabbis, imams and other religious leaders around the world, new physical-distancing laws are making it impossible to hold their normal services....
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22 Apr 2020

The 50th Anniversary Of Earth Day Is Unlike Any Other

Since the first Earth Day, which was held in 1970, we have used the day to gather in groups to celebrate our planet, to better appreciate it, to replenish it by planting flowers and trees, and even cleaning up litter....
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17 Apr 2020

It is never the victim’s fault

There are many devastating facts and effects that we are being slammed with around the COVID-19 pandemic. Statistics, images and heartbreaking stories abound of parents and grandparents in homes and institutions whom none of us are able to visit. There...
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13 Apr 2020

We Could Use A Hug The Most During Our Physical Isolation, Finds New Angus Reid Poll

We are all missing many things during our physical distancing and isolation as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as going to work, shopping, going out for dinner with friends or going to a ball game. And physical contact...
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08 Apr 2020

Dove’s Faces Of Courage

Beauty is not defined by shape, size or colour. It’s about feeling the best version of yourself — authentic, unique, real. These qualities have depicted Dove’s message over the last decade to women all over the world. The actors seen...
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