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Proper use of face masks could cut COVID-19 transmission in Saskatchewan by 50%

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The proper use of face masks can help curb down the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Along with other safety precautions such as hand washing and physical distancing, it can greatly help in keeping one safe from the virus. Universal and consistent mask-wearing could cut COVID-19 transmission in Saskatchewan by at least 50%. A face […]

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Woman drowns near Peggy’s Cove

The 81-year old woman dies in a pedestrian collision

Many mishaps occur on the road where some can result in minor injuries while others can be fatal. The Richmond RCMP is currently investigating a fatal incident on No. 1 Road and Tucker Road. Based on the report released by the Mounties, an 81-year old Richmond woman was hit by a late-model Mercedes SUV. The

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CPR performed on a man with serious injuries

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The quick delivery of life-saving measures such as CPR is useful during emergencies. Sadly, not all cases will yield a good outcome. A man who passed away in Clearbrook was given CPR. The investigators with the B.C.’s independent police watchdog stated that the Abbotsford officers had nothing to do with the death of a man

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N95 Fit Test Course by Toronto First Aid

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As workplaces, schools, and organizations prepare to re-open, there is an increasing demand for respiratory protection. When N95 masks are utilized at medical and dental offices and long-term care facilities, a mask fit course is a health and safety regulatory requirement. We provide a cost-effective N95 mask fit course to support this need. At Toronto

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Toronto and Peel moving into COVID-19 lockdown

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Toronto and Peel Region are moving into “lockdown” effective at 12:01 Monday as a way to curb a steep increase in the number of COVID-19 cases. The shutdown will last a minimum of 28 days, equal to two incubation periods for the coronavirus. The province will also fine people $750 for violating the public-health rules.

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Woman thanks bystanders who saved her life

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Lauren Carruthers almost died on the sidewalk after going out for a jog. She ran a route she knows well, but that day was different. As a nurse, she knew something was not right. She collapsed on the sidewalk after suffering sudden cardiac arrest. Two Molly Maid employees were driving by at the exact moment

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Skier involved in an accident receives emergency care

Quebec company gets approval for reusable, recyclable masks that are more efficient than N95

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A Montreal company has received Health Canada approval to produce a reusable, recyclable mask they claim is more efficient than the vaunted N95. The mask is the invention of surgeon and Dorma Filtration CEO Rene Caissie. Caissie’s design, the Dorma 99 will go into production in Sherbrooke at the end of the week, using Quebec

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