Mental health problems are growing at an alarming rate all over the world because of the pandemic. Mental illness affects people of all ages, education, background, income level, and cultures. According to the Canadian Mental [Read More]
Big talk explores social and individual issues like homelessness, unemployment, health, all from the victim’s perspective.The second episode is about the COVID-19 long Haulers support group Canada. I talk with Susie Goulding, founder of the support [Read More]
I got to sit down with Patty Tamlin and James Mckay. Co-hosts on their show, Stouffville Morning. On Whistle FM Radio. I got to hear their perspectives on how the Journalism industry has been doing [Read More]
During these times. The Covid-19 disease has been up and down. From March of 2020 till now, we have gone from daily outbreaks to available vaccinations and everything between the fine lines. Now in terms [Read More]
Big talk explores social and individual issues like homelessness, unemployment, health. All from the victim’s perspective. The First Episode is about COVID-19 long Haulers. I talk with Jacqueline Powell Laurie, a respiratory nurse at a [Read More]
By: Kabi Moulitharan The Mental Health Index report for Canada, released in December 2020 by Morneau Shepell, shows a significant decrease in the mental health of Canadians while working during the COVID-19 pandemic. Less than [Read More]
Derlea Adigue, a 12th-grade student at St. Mary’s Catholic Secondary School, says her mental state has worsened since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a student in her final year, Derlea stresses about University [Read More]
Figure: A Canadian bread tag with date. Photo credit: Shakailah Allison Figure 1.3: Starbuck signs of their menu. Figure 2.3: Wasted product in a Starbucks location. Figure 3.3: Wasted product at a Starbucks location. Can [Read More]
Many scientific authorities are approving and encourage the use of protective masks. This is now the most popular effort to prevent contamination alongside basic hygiene. While some countries return to their social activities created pro-masks [Read More]
Aurora resident Cathy Myers manages the Filly & Co pub on Yonge Street. She, like many others, has been affected by COVID-19. “We were forced to close our doors March 16 2020. The day before [Read More]
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