Dagz, you lived every day to the fullest. You got every last drop. You gave back even more.
Your dad left you a legacy. You left one for us.
Bleed for the truth.
See you for coffee at sunrise Dagz ❤️
My condolences to @drdagly family and the masses of folk he saved, comforted, taught and inspired in his short time on this earth. A true 🇨🇦 unsung hero. Ride on Doc. 🩺🚵.
We’ve lost Dr. Darren Markland — Dr. Dagly. A brilliant physician, a truth-teller during COVID, and an inspiration who lived fully on his own terms. My condolences to his family, friends, colleagues & patients. Edmonton will miss him dearly. 💔
I think we all know now how much he meant.
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@nielsonTSN1260 I sent an email through @yegsportstalk website… I’m looking for a particular tsn1260 episode from 2020. They seem to be deleted from all the platforms. Any chance on getting a copy of it?
There is this inherent belief on the right that healthcare can be run like a business. This is the false foundation that drives privatization. Profit drives expense, and fear dehumanizes its professionals, Private endeavours all drain the public purse when they fail to deliver.
Well… I hope BC gets a lot of the good doctors from Alberta. I cannot imagine how it’s going to be for the average Albertan trying to access healthcare from now on. This is a provincial & national tragedy that will play out horribly in actual human lives.
Front line healthcare workers have never seen this many people die from opiate poisonings before. Last night in the ICU was nuts. Half of who came in are people succumbing to this plague. As desperate as we are to stop this, involuntary treatments exacerbate the problem.
We are saddened to learn of another fatal avalanche accident near Invermere yesterday. The snowpack in the interior is still dangerous with a deep persistent slab problem that is incredibly hard to manage.
Learn more about the deep persistent problem.
https://t.co/DUKJcvImxq
The Mayor of Invermere says multiple people are dead and several more injured in an avalanche near Invermere, B.C. on Wednesday.
https://t.co/fthjXuDnnK
Seeing how much the world accepts that it’s impossible to move on after watching CPR really makes me think about how we (medical professionals, especially those who work in Emergency departments) are expected to just move on immediately after a code.
Please join us in honouring paramedic Dallas Boyko, who lost her life in the line of duty. You're invited to pay your respects through an online book of condolences at: https://t.co/usBt7ZGZne
I try to entertain a civil discourse with respect to social issues, but let me be clear, if you have not wiped the vomit from someone’s mouth, the blood from their nose, the shit from their hands and the tears from their eyes, while insisting I remain quiet, you are the problem.
A team of medical students from #UCalgaryMed has co-designed a checklist to help patients better prepare for their appointment and bridge the gap between physician and patient expectations.
Read more: https://t.co/UiO1zko3CX
When people ask me why I refuse to accept the new reality of COVID & just get back to normal, I reply that I fight the reality of racism, wealth disparity, climate change & socioeconomic injustice. Everything I fight is “inevitable” yet still I believe it’s the right thing to do.
Thanks to over 90% of British Columbians who have made BC one of the most vaccinated jurisdictions in the world, several restrictions will be lifted starting February 17. BC Vaccine Card, mask requirements and COVID-19 Safety Plans will all remain in place.
BRONZE FOR CANADA 🇨🇦
Christine de Bruin wins a historic monobob medal for Canada.
The 32-year-old from Stony Plain, Alberta wins bronze in the Olympic debut of the event.
It's Canada's 15th medal of the Olympics.