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Number of sick days taken by public servants growing post-COVID
NegativeHealth
The average number of sick days taken by federal public servants has increased to 9.2 days in 2023-24, returning to pre-COVID levels after a decline during remote work.
Editor’s Note: This rise in sick leave among public servants is concerning as it reflects potential ongoing health issues and workplace challenges in the post-COVID era, impacting productivity and public services.
Grieving Edmonton families launch overdose awareness campaign
PositiveHealth
Grieving families in Edmonton have initiated an overdose awareness campaign in memory of loved ones lost to substance use. The group, Moms Stop The Harm, gathered at a billboard site ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31.
Editor’s Note: This campaign is significant as it aims to raise awareness about the overdose crisis and support families affected by it. By sharing their stories, these families hope to foster understanding and encourage preventive measures in the community.
Money begins rolling out to provinces in ‘historic’ tobacco settlement
NeutralHealth
Funds from a historic tobacco settlement are being distributed to provinces and territories. However, there are concerns from advocates regarding the allocation of these funds.
U.S. billionaire is helping fund fight against B.C. ostrich cull
PositiveHealth
A U.S. billionaire is funding the legal fight against the culling of 400 ostriches in British Columbia due to an avian flu outbreak.
Stay away from vaping to quit smoking, Canadian researchers recommend
NegativeHealth
Canadian researchers advise against using vaping as a method to quit smoking, suggesting it should only be a last resort. They recommend various other methods to help Canadians stop smoking.
Health Canada recalls furniture sold at The Brick for excessive lead
NegativeHealth
Health Canada has recalled a line of dining furniture sold at The Brick due to excessive lead levels, posing serious health risks.
Moderna’s latest COVID-19 vaccine is both approved and ‘made in Canada’
PositiveHealth
Moderna's updated COVID-19 vaccine, designed to target the latest variants, has been approved by Health Canada and is produced entirely in Canada.

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