The older you get the more you realize you have no desire for drama, conflict, or stress. You just want a cozy home, food on the table, and to be surrounded by kind people who make you happy. #TuesdayThoughts
"If the onset of the pandemic's second wave has you feeling overwhelmed and wondering how you're going to make it through, you're not alone." https://t.co/6azui73EDH via @mtlgazette
Ok, bad news first.
Bad news: our recent rise in cases is concerning. Very concerning.
Not-as-bad news (hint, this is a thread): in terms of spread within the community (i.e. not from institutional outbreaks like hospitals or LTC homes), most of our recent cases are (1/9)
Stage 3 is NOT back-to-normal gatherings and outings with friends. But you can socialize safely by #PhysicalDistancing (at least 2 metres) and wearing the mandatory mask in all indoor public spaces. If outdoors and not able to distance, wear a mask. And wash hands often.
Throughout the #COVID19 pandemic, essential workers are facing a number of new challenges while at work, which may be affecting their mental health. Try our new, free virtual crisis response training, "Caring for Yourself". https://t.co/Wx6PSCJTe2
#WorkingAtAxens | Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, Axens Catalysts & Adsorbents BU has adjusted its operations. Our plants are operating at planned rates, thanks to great teamwork. Meet Charlie Page, from Axens Canada Specialty Aluminas Inc.!
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In response to added pressures on essential workers during COVID-19, we have developed a trio of free crisis response training programs designed to help front-line workers deal with the stress of these exceptional circumstances. More details here: https://t.co/RuW7M3Flxz
WATERMAIN BREAK - Parkedale Ave closed west bound Windsor Drive. Closed east bound at Kent Blvd. Stewart Blvd reduced to one lane north bound. Stewart Blvd south bound detour to Kent Blvd. #XBR#water @1049JRfm
"Whether that’s because they’re feeling unsafe, they’re feeling lonely or isolated, or whether they’re experiencing abuse or neglect, there is still help available.”-Kids Help Phone’s @alisa_simon350
Article source: @grahamslaughter/@ctvnews
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With guidance from Dr. Keith Dobson, clinical psychologist and professor @UCalgary, we have compiled the following tips to help people in Canada protect their mental health as they strive to safeguard their physical well-being and that of their loved ones. #coronavirus#covid19