Guelph reports 194 new COVID-19 cases over Easter weekend
Wellington-Dufferin-GuelphPublic Health has administered 55,862 doses of the COVID-19 vaccines since the rollout began on Jan. 6.
3 new deaths, number of COVID-19 patients in Saskatchewan back over 200
There are 217 new COVID-19 infections in Saskatchewan as of Tuesday, according to health officials.
Covid-19 Shut Schools Across Latin America, and Children Joined Gangs
Children from a remote Colombian town who were recruited by a cocaine-trafficking rebel group lost their lives when the nation’s military bombed the jungle camp where they were hiding.
IMF Lifts Global Growth Forecast for 2021 to 6%
The international lender cites stimulus spending in advanced economies and accelerating Covid-19 vaccine rollouts for the improved outlook.
U.S., Iran Begin Indirect Talks to Revive 2015 Nuclear Deal
Western and Iranian officials kicked off talks in Vienna on reviving the accord amid bitter relations between Washington and Tehran, U.S. sanctions on the Islamic Republic and moves by Iran to accelerate its nuclear activity.
The Prospects of Easing Lockdown in the UK
The U.K. entered its third lockdown in January and now, with an efficient and ongoing vaccine rollout, some of the measures are slowly being lifted.
Will Alberta announce new COVID-19 restrictions on Tuesday?
Is Alberta on the cusp of announcing tighter COVID-19 health restrictions?
Always end a phone interview with these 5 closing phrases
If you used to really on your physical charisma in interviews, you’ll find yourself hard-pressed to make an impression these days. Many companies use …
5 warning signs your remote worker may be getting ready to quit
It can be harder to detect the warning signs that an employee is considering leaving when everyone is working from home. When employees are working at an office, it can be easier to spot someone who may be thinking of quitting. Phone calls taken outside, extra time-off requests, and a detached …
When Working From Home Becomes a Never-Ending Nightmare
More and more women are reporting instances of workplace bullying by managers as a direct result of ongoing WFH mandates. An employee at a global recruitment company in Sydney, Australia, Catriona* was relieved when she maintained her role in the face of pandemic-related mass layoffs. At 33, she’d …