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Ex-Dominican Republic deputy minister found guilty in sexual assault of Ontario woman
An Ontario woman who nearly lost her chance at justice after being sexually assaulted by an official in the Dominican Republic government more than four years ago says she s relieved he was found guilty this week.
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Joanna Kocsis, 37, says she s relieved I don t have to be in constant fight mode anymore
Posted: May 08, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 8
Joanna Kocsis, 37, says she s relieved her legal fight of more than four years is finally over, and the man who sexually assaulted her has been taken to prison in handcuffs. (John Lesavage/CBC)
Why a Canadian in the U.K. signed up to be a volunteer vaccinator
Over the weekend, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson celebrated a significant milestone in the country s efforts to eliminate COVID-19 more than 15 million people received their first shot of a vaccine. A year after experiencing the virus herself, Natasia Kalajdziovski is set to be a volunteer vaccinator.
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Posted: Feb 17, 2021 3:44 PM ET | Last Updated: February 17
Natasia Kalajdziovski is a Canadian PhD student living in the U.K. who has just finished her training to become a volunteer vaccinator. She says she wanted to help with the rollout after experiencing a horrific case of COVID-19 last year.(Chantal Da Silva/CBC)
In Canada, publicly administered COVID-19 tests are free and meant for people with symptoms.
For everyone else the asymptomatic, travellers at airports, film-set workers, people visiting loved ones in long-term care private companies generally do the test. The price ranges from about $160 to $400.
The economy probably couldn t reopen so quickly without these private tests. But some doctors and health experts are concerned about a lack of regulation.
While public tests are generally done in health-care environments such as hospitals and clinics, private tests can be done anywhere, from construction sites to homes.
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