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Habs legend Ken Dryden: Concussions and brain injuries are not death and taxes – Ottawa Business Journal

Leaders in sports, military and governance came together in support of Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada (CLFC), a non-profit organization founded in late 2012 by Harvard graduate and four-time Grey Cup champion Tim Fleiszer to help solve the concussion crisis.

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Canadian military dealing with surge in new COVID-19 infections - Canada News

Canadian military dealing with surge in new COVID-19 infections - Canada News
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Canadian military dealing with surge in new COVID-19 infections

Article content OTTAWA The Canadian Armed Forces is grappling with a surge in the number of troops who have been infected with COVID-19 over the past month, even as a growing number of service members have started receiving vaccinations from the illness. Nearly 250 military members have tested positive for COVID-19 since the end of December, according to new figures provided by the Department of National Defence to The Canadian Press. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Canadian military dealing with surge in new COVID-19 infections Back to video That’s a dramatic spike compared to the first nine months of the pandemic, when a total of 676 troops were infected, or about 75 per month.

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Garrison Petawawa soldier first CAF member to receive COVID-19 vaccine

Article content OTTAWA The Canadian military’s surgeon general says the Canadian Armed Forces have received enough doses of the Moderna vaccine to immunize 1,200 members against COVID-19. Maj.-Gen. Marc Bilodeau says the first priority group to receive a vaccine will be CAF health-care providers who work in high-risk clinics and long-term care facilities. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Garrison Petawawa soldier first CAF member to receive COVID-19 vaccine Back to video He says 1,200 of them are expected to get Moderna vaccine by the end of February. On Jan. 7, Pte. Connor Doucette, a member of 2 Field Ambulance at Garrison Petawawa, was the CAF member to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from the Canadian Forces health-care system as a result of the Priority 1 designation due to their occupation as a medical technician, according to a post on the Canadian Armed Forces Facebook page.

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L armée canadienne dévoile son plan de vaccination des militaires

L armée canadienne dévoile son plan de vaccination des militaires
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