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Students allegedly selling N95 masks for $17 each facing 3M lawsuit
3M alleges in its lawsuit filed in Ontario Superior Court that Caonic Systems Inc. was selling the masks for $17 each, a mark-up of more than five times the retail price. Minnesota-based 3M, which produces…
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Injured RCMP officer ‘OK and surrounded with love’
Police raised the death toll from a weekend mass shooting in Nova Scotia province from 18 to 23, saying remains were discovered in burnt out homes and vehicles. “We believe there to be 23 victims,…
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U of T to support 31 high-impact coronavirus research projects
The University of Toronto will support 31 research projects through the $8.4-million Toronto COVID-19 Action Fund – set up less than a month ago to support high-impact research by U of T and its hospital…
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After days of declining numbers in Ontario New daily COVID-19 cases jump back over 500.
Ontario reported 525 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, ending three consecutive days of declining daily figures. The jump in new instances comes after Dr. David Williams, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said that…
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Survey suggests that 1 in 10 Canadians believe in a Covid-19 conspiracy theory
One in 10 Canadians believes a conspiracy theory about the novel coronavirus, according to preliminary research from the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec. The researchers sent surveys to 600 people, half in Quebec and half in…
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Nearly all NY patients who fell victim to the Covid-19 have underlying health issues
A new study by a medical journal revealed that most of the people in New York City who were hospitalized due to coronavirus had one or more underlying health issues. Health records from 5,700 patients hospitalized within the Northwell…
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How two nurses learn to deal with stress in Toronto Hospital
There is tingling nerves, butterflies in the stomach, some apprehension and a rush of adrenaline. Former Olympic swimmers Michelle Toro and Heather MacLean often experience the same range of emotions working as nurses at Toronto…
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RCMP’s fails to send emergency alert on the gunman’s rampage rises Questions.
Nova Scotia premier says province had technicians on hand to send an alert — but the Mounties never asked. The RCMP in Nova Scotia knew it had a murderous gunman on the loose Saturday night but…
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60% of Covid-19 cases in the top 5 states of India
Coronavirus cases have been reported from 430 districts till Wednesday, up from 211 on April 2, government data has shown. There are six major cities which have registered over 500 cases till now, accounting for…
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Warning !! Don’t spray chemical disinfectants on individuals
Union Health Ministry of India on Saturday warned against spraying chemical disinfectants on individuals or groups to disinfect them even if a person is potentially exposed to the coronavirus COVID-19. It has received many queries…
