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...a Kazmierczak, Hannah Schepian, Jake Schepian, Daniel Sperling, with graphic design by Kiran Rai and Josh Harnack. Misinformation isn’t a stranger to Canadians; it has been a slippery friend in need of boundaries for a long time. Since COVID-19 has appeared, its laid its fatal blow . . . Now, we’re countering this communication bacterium one squirt of sanitizer at a time...

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...The Misinformation of COVID-19The Misinformation of COVID-19 Written ... ... or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review ... ... vii Preface It is unlikely Canadians thought a frenzy for toilet paper, hand sanitizer, or ground hamb... ...nitizer, or ground hamburger would strike in Canada. It is also improbable Canadians thought citizens would speculate the origins of a virus and how i... ...o open communication channels andto help in navigating through these times points us all truenorth and to solace.Lastly, a huge thank you to Antarctic... ...ngwhen it comes to protecting ourselves and others fromthe pandemic, it is extremely important to stay up to dateon the latest news. Ensuring that we ... ...rs” (para. 1).When it comes to the COVID-19, people on social mediawent to extremes. While the social media platforms weregreat to share experiences a... ...ls; they’ll address or close emails with business lingo, using resonating points of reference; or provide links to a zoom meeting, pretending to be ... .... After Canada had given a chunk of its national stockpile to China, some provinces, namely Saskatchewan, used protective equipment from the last H1...

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...Written by Tina Wu, Grace Lethbridge, Lily Liu, Miray Maher with graphic design by Jacob Rose. When a novel coronavirus hit the wet markets of China in December 2019, the world was not prepared. The virus spread like wildfire and within a few months, it had gone global. The pathophysiology of COVID-19 garners much attention in healthcare settings, but illness is ...

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...eserved for Under the Weather: COVID-19 Biosocial SystemDynamics©. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in anyretrieval system, or tr... ...on and copying,or, otherwise, without the prior express written permission of GoldenMeteorite Press:First Printing: 2019Design and layout by Jacob Ros... ... . . . . . . . . . . .91 Impact of COVID-19 on the Canadian Economy ... ... provided for individuals who lost their jobsdue to COVID-19, known as the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit,while university students could apply f... ...SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 binds to the ACE2 receptors within thebody, which are extremely abundant in the lower respiratory system. Infact, COVID-19’s affi... ...ral particles are covered in saliva and mucus which makes themresistant to extreme weather conditions. Thermal defense mechanismsalso exist within hum... ...toms flooded the system, massive designated assessment centreswere opened. Provinces ramped up testing to try to meet the demands,with many cities lau... ...onality of the COVID-19 virus, but also due to the weaknesses andfractured points in the parts of society that are inherently connected toboth public ... ...p. 492– 494., doi:10.3201/eid1203.050839.Choi, Charles Q. “Monkey DNA Points to Common Human Ancestor.” LiveScience, Purch, 12 Apr. 2007, ww...

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...Fishguts is highly experimental in form as it follows the function of the cannery, mechanically synthesizing original content with creatively transformed material. The seamless interaction of words, numbers, and symbology explores text as art and artifact. This book is suitable for mature re...

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...text is set in Century Gothic. ●This is a work of experimental fiction. Names, characters, places, events, dialogue, facts... ...ns, generativecontent, processes, organons, and taxonomies are the product of the author’s imagination or creatively adapted with considera... ... immersion in fishguts. It cannot be overemphasizedthat fish processing is extremely hard work consisting of long tedious hours in a wet fishyenvironm... ...ally end up on the Red River in Canada Levi and Charles Jr. actuallybecome Canadian citizens and work for the Canadian Geological Survey collecting fo... ...SeaTac airport is packed with cannery workers waiting to fly out tovarious points around Bristol Bay a long journey accomplished in multiple legs in s... ...nchored by the docksand cannery buildings and secured southward at various points along a line of seasonal fishinghouses the engine drops an octave an... ...ed in tarps so in a mere 6hours we have tumbled from the airless summit of extreme utility and cumulative value to theloam of expendability and indivi... ...y States in a federation every two secondsone 353.2 Provincial governments Provinces Departments Counties every two seconds one 353.5 Divisionsof prov... ...ally end up on the red river in canada levi and charles jr ACTUALLY become canadian citizens and work for the canadian247. ound in 1926 out by russell...

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...As part of my continuing personal endeavour to create very readable digital versions of old books, I had placed my attention on books by and about Oscar Wilde. I came across this book, Oscar Wilde and Myself written by Lord Alfred Do...

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...THE manuscript of this book was completed by me and handed over to the publishers as long ago as last July. Certain persons thereupon deemed it advisable to apply to the Court for an injunction restraining me from including in my book any o...

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...Contents CHAPTER Introductory 117 I. Oxford 121 II. Lost Illusions 131 III. Wilde in Society 137 IV. The Lord of Language 143 V. Our Mutual Friends 151 VI. Lord Queensberry Intervenes 161 VII. The Wilde Trials 173 VIII. Hard Labour and After 183 IX. Naples and Paris 193 X. The "Ballad of Reading Gao...

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...CommentaryVED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONSIt is foretold! The torrential flow of inexorable destiny! O... ...ain book!COMMENTARY CONTENTS Altering the impressions An undercurrent of a non-English communicationand social ambience Hiding a trigger for ... ...obviously, had been written on thespur of the moment, in a sporadic mood of extremehate and vengeance. The book is d... ... codesof pristine-English, but from the extremelycomplicated world of feudal languages, which areactually akin to ... ...nCollege) Ireland and Irish history present similar and not lessstriking points of resemblance to Malabar and itshistory. Ireland is essentially a ... ...ommentary Main book! Even though the above-mentioned points are notfully connected to this commentary, I gave a detailedversion... ... QUOTE: John Ross (March 10, 1818 – January 31,1871) was a Canadian lawyer, politician, andbusinessman. Born ... ...ese people. Thedifficulties of obtaining a printer, whether in Londonor the provinces, for such statements as were containedin ''The Writing on the Fl...

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...It is the argument of this paper that the Canadian government has not yet achieved its goals of women’s equality, elimination of child poverty and optimal national productivity due to an oversight in social policy that neglects the unpaid car...

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...Stealing Candy from the BabyA look at the 3rd wave of feminism to value caregiving labor by Beverley SmithSTEALI... ...EALING CANDY FROM THE BABY - a look at the international third wave of feminismto value unpaid caregiving labor complete with timeline to 2002 ... ... 3 ABSTRACTIt is the argument of this paper that the Canadian government has not yet achieved itsgoals of women’s equality, elim... ...ho are well-adjusted andin particular I think of Dr. Elliott Barker of the Canadian Society for the Prevention ofCruelty to Children. I thank economis... ...t which was acquired during themarriage (Partnerhsip of aqcquets) But most provinces follow the lead of the federalgovernment, and assume spouses with... ...or werethey all along less than half of the couple?Divorce law has shifted points of view about that several times. Originally the womanwas considered... ...men work for love, that grandma never has to buy groceries,operates in the extreme here when society not only assumes caregivers in the home arethere,... ...f the parent did not matter. Blumconcluded that it really does matter at 4 points in the teen’s day that parents are available– early morning, immedia... ...eight gain during their first four months of life and 7 years olds whowere extremely obese.We know that we are penalized for time spent taking care of...

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...r John George Bourinot Canada 2 I DEDICATE THIS STORY OF CANADA BY PERMISSION TO ... ...BY PERMISSION TO HER EXCELLENCY THE COUNTESS OF ABERDEEN WHO HAS WON THE ESTEEM AND AFFECTION OF ALL CLASSES OF THE CA... ...S OF ABERDEEN WHO HAS WON THE ESTEEM AND AFFECTION OF ALL CLASSES OF THE CANADIAN PEOPLE BY THE EARNESTNESS WITH WHICH SHE HAS IDENTIFIED HE... ...ds with the successfulaccomplishment of the federal union of all the provinces in 1873, when 3Prince Edward Island beca... ...y necessary to the intelligentunderstanding of the great events and men of Canadian annals. I havenot entered into the intrigues and conflicts which h... ...s a region remarkable for its long rivers, inplaces shallow and rapid, and extremely erratic in their courses throughthe plains.Geologists tell us tha... ..." is "a-macron" andthe second is "a-breve".][3] Sir J. W. Dawson, _Salient Points in the Science of the Earth_, p.99.[4] H. H. Bancroft, _British Colu... ...very on theAtlantic coast of North America. The weight of authority so far points toa headland of Cape Breton as the _prima tierra vista_, or the land... ...es (Chasteaux). The coast ofLabrador he described with perfect accuracy as extremely forbidding,covered with rocks and moss and "as very likely the la...

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...e 1760 - 1900 2 GENERAL PREFACE.The aim of this series is to sketch the history of Modern Europe, withthat of its c... ...n Europe, withthat of its chief colonies and conquests, from about the end of thefifteenth century down to the present time. In one or two cases thest... ... have had the largest influence on the political development of theseveral provinces as British possessions.We have, first, the Quebec Act, which gave... ...urity to British interests on the continent of North America. Atparticular points of the historical narrative I have dwelt for a space oneconomic, soc... ...gnore the deeply interestinghistory of the sixteen hundred thousand French Canadians, about thirtyper cent of the total population of the Dominion. To... ...h prairies with their sluggish,tortuous rivers, and memories of the French Canadians who first foundtheir way to that illimitable region. In fact, Can... ... steep heights, believed to be unapproachable, and guarded at allimportant points by detachments of soldiery. Wolfe failed in an attemptwhich he made ... ...he fate of Quebec. A fewweeks later Montreal capitulated to Amherst, whose extreme cautionthroughout the campaign was in remarkable contrast with the ... ...e proclamation with respect to the government ofthe province of Quebec was extremely unsatisfactory. It was orderedthat so soon as the state and circu...

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...79 John A. MacDonald Troublous Times in CanadaA History of the Fenian Raids of 1866 and 1870 ... ...ds of 1866 and 1870 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS.Preface.CHAPTER I.-Unhappy, Ireland Seething in ... ...public-"On to Canada"-Gen. Sweeny's Programme.CHAPTER III.-The First Alarm-Canadian Volunteers Promptly Respondto the Call of Duty-The Campo Bello Fiz... ...dvance into the Interior.CHAPTER V.-The Second Alarm-Grand Uprising of the CanadianPeople-Departure of Troops for the Front-Gen. Napier's Plan ofCampa... ...iers-Muster ofTroops at Kingston, Brockville, Prescott, Cornwall and Other Points.CHAPTER XIII.-On the Vermont Border-Fenians Gather in LargeNumbers-T... ...icers.CHAPTER XVIII.-Dangers which Existed Previous to Confederation ofthe Provinces-Proposals of Annexation to the United States-LessonsLearned by th... ...V.-The Canadian Frontier Vigilantly Guarded-Volunteers onService at Danger Points all Along the Line.CHAPTER VI.-Fenians Gather en the Huntingdon Bord... ...ighty and stupendous programme truly, but oh howvisionary! It embraced the extreme aspirations of the boldest and mostsanguinary Fenian's, and its pub... ...ty of employing cavalry in the operations, and called out aportion of that extremely useful branch of the service. One of thesecavalry troops (the Gov...

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...Pearl put her head on her hands and watched a ferry disappear around the point. She was still gazing at the ripples of water when the meal arrived. “Is something bothering you?” I asked again. The question hung in the air, and we ate without signing. When our ferry rounded the point, she signed. “Let’s go. We must unload the truck and p...

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...? Jun: A Silent Movie Jul: Pearl Hits Bull’s-Eye, Moves In Sep: Guatemala by Motorcycle Oct: Cocaine, My Life Is Fulfilled Dec: Engaged, The End of the World 1985: Adventure Jan: Leisure with a Quartz Watch Mar: The Benefits We Discussed Apr: Moving to Bowen Island May: Housebroken Jun: One Shot Can’t Be Traced Jul: Like Ricotta But Firmer Aug: Trout Lake Far...

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...uction Chapter 1. Ludwig van Beethoven Chapter 2. Giuseppe Verdi Chapter 3. Pablo Picasso Chapter 4. Mikhail Gorbachev Chapter 5. The Dalai Lama of Tibet Chapter 6. Margaret Thatcher Chapter 7. Elizabeth Taylor Chapter 8. Jackie Kennedy Onassis Chapter 9. Christopher Columbus Chapter 10. Queen Elizabeth I of England Chapter 11. Napoleon I Chapter 12. Victor Hu...

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...From approximately Dec 1/2012 to mid- may year 2013, I was very fortunate to have the unique experience of being a winter caretaker for Ennedai Lake Lodge, Nunavut territory, Kivaliq region. For about five months I had a wood burning stove on the edge of Canada's northern tree line to keep from freezing to death. I was suppli...

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...CHAPTER FIVE: Snow White’s Palace for a Disney destination. … CHAPTER SIX: Lynn Andrews needs to move her people- not only because no one I’ve heard of has tried corralling Muskox (twice the iron content of bison). … CHAPTER SEVEN: ICE LIGHTS! and moondogs and skyquakes- OH MY! … CHAPTER EIGHT: Save the Queen, not the Wi-Fi. … CHAPTER NINER: The un-named 2000’ highpoin...

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... Northern Lights aren't simply part of ‘cosmic radiation’ but are mostly a phenomenon ofUranium in the wate... ...ter cycle. The Vikings may have called the place ‘Greenland’ due to the colour of thenorthern lights, but what if you had the logic to understand the ... ... south thermometermercury scale? Dry cold is one thing, and I had it at the extremes, but what if...You'll become acquainted withme questioning sci... ...en again in March. So the weather at Baker Lake forms a tree line, but also an extreme lowthat doesn't reach to Resolute Bay. I’ve been studying maps.... ...skatchewan Ministry of Natural Resources, a huge uranium field that ranges the Canadian Shieldformation from east of Fort McMurray area to below Reind... ...st simply had an open air concept, above my head. Having stated the main five points, the following is an expansion of the fifth and last point: Whe... ... this somewhat new science, there is a geological fault line running from the Canadian Shield in Saskatchewan to the North West Territories, in the ... ...l nature, not pure science. Thurs 18th -20C nls across lake in between hill points, at 12 thirty or so am. Are both H2O mist and nls radioactive... ...s map area to define Inuit from Non- Inuit. When fathoming why the four corner provinces andterritories differ from the four corner states down south,...

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... ContentsCover 1The Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion 3Imprint ... ...09 386 John Charles DentThe Story of the Upper Canada Rebellion 2 CH... ...f"ingress, egress and regress." Such was the plan of the conventionalUpper Canadian court-room in the olden time; and such, with a fewinconsiderable m... ...rer understanding of the circumstances which ledto this most villainous of Canadian State prosecutions, it will be well toglance at some details of th... ...ere too keen; myfeelings too acute. Before, all was frozen and rigid; now, extremerelaxation resigned me to the torture of a distracted mind, feeble,d... ...Richmond, Lennox and Aubigny, Captain-General and Governor in and over the Provinces of Lower and UpperCanada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and their... ...will of power was the rule of decision, the public mindwas agitated in the extreme, and universal gloom pervaded theProvince."The discontent produced ... ...s, ownedthe adjoining lands for a considerable distance, including all the pointsfrom which the great spectacle was to be seen to advantage. By theere... ...Boulton, came with remarkable promptitude. "Upon the pointssubmitted to us," it ran, "we are of opinion, 1st: That the power tor...

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...Table of Contents Introduction iii Table of Contents iv About this book ix Who should not read this book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix Who is this book for? . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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...fixed it. I am telling you so you are not upset by the credit card bill.” “What was wrong with it?” “The battery wires touched together.” “A waste of money! I could have fixed it. Why didn’t you walk back and get me?” Pearl stared through me. “It was dark.” “It’s always dark. That’s why we have flashlights!” On the weekend, I drove to the gas station in Snug Cove. “D...

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...PART I: TOGETHER IN LOVE Under the Clock Shall We Be Magnificent Couple? A Silent Movie Guatemala by Motorcycle The End of the World PART II: PARTNERS IN ADVENTURE Bowen Island Trout Lake Farm Men Can’t Be Trusted Rich Couple’s House Shooting Pigs in a Sty Alberta School for the Deaf PART III: DIVIDED BY DESTINY I Want a Baby Where A...

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...ced or used inany manner whatsoever without the express written permission of thepublisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review ors... ...NADAISBN 978-1-77369-158-9ii Table of Contents1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...irus transmission (Vineret al., 2020). Consequently, it is necessary to be extremely cautious beforereopening schools as the progress done towards red... ...s, were also cancelled(Burgess & Sievertsen, 2020). These examinations are extremely import-ant assessments that determine the further education of ma... ... online learning, as childcarecentres continue to be unaffordable for many Canadians. A report that wasreleased on March 12, 2020, by the Canadian Cen... ...ased workloadwith online education, as the opportunity for simple speaking points anddialogue may need to be replaced with fully developed notes and g... ... being called a compassionate grading policy.Students at more than a dozen Canadian universities can now choose to beevaluated with a pass or fail rat... ...sible through an online platform that connects people from differenttowns, provinces, and countries. The more information can be shared, themore diver... ...he winning students, giving rewards for students with the most KhanAcademy points, or even just hosting fun activities during designated breaktimes du...

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