The concert organized in Central Park to mark the “reunion” of artists with the public of New York, a city heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, was stopped on Saturday, under the threat of Hurricane Henri. • Read also: A scorching end of August and a very hot beginning of September • Read also: Storm … Read more
The United States authorized, on the night of Thursday to Friday, the injection of a third dose of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine against COVID-19 for certain people with weakened immune systems. • Read also: China opposes new WHO investigation into origin of COVID • Read also: Delta variant: Facebook pushes back office return to January … Read more
The researches follow one another and do not always give identical results. If studies conducted last year in China, Italy and Spain showed the existence of a link between blood group A and the possibility of developing a more severe form of COVID-19, new research in Utah, USA, dismantles this theory. Analyzes performed on almost … Read more
The Archbishop of Sherbrooke, Mgr Luc Cyr, on Monday added his voice to those of religious leaders who are asking to be able to welcome more faithful in places of worship. In an interview with TVA Nouvelles, he supported his request by the upcoming opening of cinemas and the significant drop in COVID-19 cases in … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced awareness and, above all, a questioning among many people. In doing so, many young people have completely revised their career plans. Closure of factories, businesses and non-essential activities, as well as theaters, have gone through the wringer. An online survey of 2,000 young Quebecers reveals that 15% of them have … Read more
In the face of confinement and the uncontrollable coronavirus pandemic with new strains jumping from country to country, at least Netflix promises to try to keep us entertained during 2021. Thus, the online streaming giant announced its plans to release a new tape, every week, for the next twelve months. On the list that is … Read more
More than ever, mental health is a hot topic. Many Quebecers have seen theirs deteriorate in recent months with the COVID-19 pandemic. But even today, opening up to your problems remains difficult for many people. It is this reality that Hugo Rozon wants to demystify in the documentary The 108 Journey. The 25-year-old takes us … Read more
The World Health Organization made a foray into the pre-pandemic world on Wednesday, revealing that 7 in ten of the diseases that killed the most people in 2019 were noncommunicable conditions and heart disease first. • Read also: Three times the risk of intensive care for men • Read also: 97% of the victims of … Read more
The New York Police Department (NYPD) is not immune to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like the general population of the city, the famous police force has many members affected by the disease. As of Saturday, 6,743 police officers, or 18.6% of its uniformed staff, were absent from work due to illness. And, still as of Saturday, … Read more
Downtown Montreal is hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. Usually animated by the thousands of tourists, students, and workers who go there daily, the heart of Montreal is almost deserted, despite a certain deconfinement that began in June. • Read also: Poll: is telecommuting here to stay, even after COVID? • Read also: The labor … Read more