Principles and Practices for Vaccine Trust
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES FOR VACCINE TRUST
Janice E. Graham | April 21, 2021
Janice E. Graham is professor of pediatrics (infectious diseases) and medical anthropology at Dalhousie University
Next Steps for Canada in Strengthening Smaller and Rural Communities through Immigration
NEXT STEPS FOR CANADA IN STRENGTHENING SMALLER AND RURAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH IMMIGRATION
Natalya Brown, Aurélie Lacassagne and Jean McRae | April 20, 2021
Universities, Colleges, and COVID-19: Lessons Learned?
UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND COVID-19: LESSONS LEARNED?
Jennifer Brennan, Karen Foster and Julia M. Wright | April 13, 2021
Jennifer Brennan lives in Ottawa and has worked extensively on public policy
Post-Pandemic Prosperity Requires a Public Dialogue on the Future of Immigration to Canada
POST-PANDEMIC PROSPERITY REQUIRES A PUBLIC DIALOGUE ON THE FUTURE OF IMMIGRATION TO CANADA
Chris Friesen, Jean McRae and Victoria Esses | April 12, 2021
Key Strategies to Vaccinating Homeless Populations
KEY STRATEGIES TO VACCINATING HOMELESS POPULATIONS
S. Monty Ghosh, Jeff Turnbull, Noni MacDonald, Andrew Bond and Aaron Orkin | April 12, 2021
Dr. S. Monty Ghosh, Physician, Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Calgary and University of Alberta.
COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout: Where Are We Now?
OVERVIEW
Mass inoculation efforts are now underway in Canada, but the process may look quite different to individual Canadians depending on where they live. How do the vaccine rollout plans differ by region, and where are we seeing the most progress? What approaches seem to be working best, and what can be improved?
RSC & Let's Talk Science Partnership Announcement
Dear RSC Members, Friends and Colleagues,
Today we are delighted to announce that the RSC and Let’s Talk Science have established a multi-year partnership supported by the Government of Canada to engage over 600,000 youth across Canada in climate science education and action.
Let’s Talk COVID-19 – Science in “Real-Time”
People around the world have watched science ‘happen in real time’ during the COVID-19 pandemic. In less than one year, the novel coronavirus emerged, was identified and millions vaccinated with a variety of brand new vaccines. How did we learn so much so fast? What questions remain? Why do some people think it’s all a hoax? Are we prepared for the next pandemic?
Keeping Everyone Safe: Infection Prevention & Control in COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
KEEPING EVERYONE SAFE: INFECTION PREVENTION & CONTROL IN COVID-19 VACCINE CLINICS
Jeannette Comeau | April 1, 2021
Jeannette Comeau is Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Dalhousie University