While the rest of the world is vaccinating and opening up, weâre lagging behind and tightening restrictions. The public is expected to take the brunt of the painfully slow vaccine roll-out. Â
Other countries make reasonable concessions to continue some kind of quality of life â percentage limits or outdoor dining. We stay in lockdown until thereâs another lockdown.Â
We look on while England announces it will open beer gardens next month; we were amazed to see New York taverns open - albeit with an earlier closing time - on St Patrickâs Day. Â
In Ireland, we spent the national holiday at home in our houses, alone. Meeting another person is banned. The unhinged message from NPHET on Paddy s Day was: Risk having one drink outside with someone and youâll die.
WINNIPEG The Manitoba Museum is opening its new Prairies Gallery on Thursday. This marks the completion of the museum’s four-year capital renewal project, which saw the renewal of the Nonsuch Gallery, Boreal Forest Corridor and Welcome Gallery. The $20.5 million project also saw the creation of a new Winnipeg Gallery and Prairies Gallery. “It has been really all-consuming for the last couple of years and it’s wonderful that we’re able to achieve our dreams that we’ve had going back as far 2007,” said Kevin Brownlee, the curator of archaeology at the museum. The new Prairies Gallery, which features immersive exhibits, will give visitors a better understanding of Manitoba’s history, biodiversity and landscape. The gallery also showcases the plants, animals and fungi of the Prairies.
What s open and closed in Winnipeg during a code red Easter weekend
COVID-19 restriction rollbacks in recent weeks have allowed many businesses and services to reopen and even expand capacity, but many will operate on reduced hours for the holiday weekend.
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Many city services, shopping malls, attractions, recreation facilities and even COVID-19 test sites are impacted by holiday and COVID-19 restrictions this Easter weekend in Manitoba.(CBC)
Professor Linda Hogan - at the top of Irish academia
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Callan woman Professor Linda Hogan has blazed a trail in academia and is a candidate to become the first ever female Provost of Trinity College, Dublin.
Professor Hogan is one of three final candidates, from whom the new Provost will be chosen, in April.
The daughter of the late Bea and Patsy Hogan of the Steppes Bar, Linda attended St Brigid’s College, Callan, and is currently a Professor of Ecumenics at the School of Religion in Trinity College.
Professor Hogan is an ethicist with extensive experience in research and teaching in pluralist and multi-religious contexts. Her research interests lie in the fields of inter-cultural and inter-religious ethics, social and political ethics, human rights and gender.
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