A pandemic is a global event with ramifications extending well beyond the boundaries of medical care. 🌍 That’s why a leading #DalhousieU disease researcher is studying public policy and its social implications in the context of COVID-19. #DALinnovates https://t.co/fKoa1s2Gl2
@HannahMundayHfx There seems to be a few who make it their 'fun' of the day to do this. My sister had trouble safely accessing debit machine to pay, man kept touching and hanging over her cart. Scream loudly. #Covid-19 #halifax
Some @DalMedSchool students at #DalhousieU are holding a donation drive to collect personal protective equipment (PPE) for front-line health-care workers in Nova Scotia dealing with COVID-19: https://t.co/iUiGSD8t7R
@MichaelTGorman It's a shame that with such serious implications to the contrary, Dr. Strang has to keep explaining what 'stay home' means to a befuddled few. Makes me grumpy...
@ashleyjmorton@WayeMason And nothing is perfect. We have to do the best that we can. I'm struck by the childishness of people who are arguing against overall good advice. Thanks for posting this tweet.
@charlenegagnon We keep being told that it's up to us. There are still people who refuse to self isolate and social distance. So until instructions are followed to flatten the curve, I think we will be dealing c this.
.@aradwanski Ottawa apparently wants banks to go further. It is pressing them to reduce credit-card interest rates – a profit hit the banks seem reluctant to take. #CdnBanks#Usura#covid19Canada https://t.co/svdTN5OynL