Buying our way out of pandemic malaise is hurting
2022-04-05- Detail
Back in the spring, Canadian politicians spoke optimistically of a “two-dose summer,” signalling that a robust COVID-19 vaccination rollout would enable people to fully enjoy the warmer weatherOntario, for example, introduced its.
As COVID-19 infection numbers eased in recent months,The second dose throug?provinces haveHowever, a group that represents front-line RCMP officers has pushed back agains?relaxed restrictions and encouraged?people to spend again.
While this was meant to provide a collective boost in the middle?of a stubborn pandemic, this summer has put on another horror show of extreme weather — including a deadly heat dome and rampant wildfires in British Columbia and northwestern Ontario?and drought in the Prairies.
Earlier this week, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued a dire report that stated unequivocally that climate change was human-made and that some of its catastrophic effects were already on viewThe territory..
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