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The Oshawa Clinic Group opened a new COVID-19 assessment clinic in downtown Oshawa today.The clinic is located on the ground floor of the Mary Street parkade at 1 Mary St. N. in Unit A and B.Jeff Warford, CEO of the clinic group explains the space is being donated by the City of Oshawa and the clinic group has been working with the city and Lakeridge Health to get it open. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Obviously getting into cold and flu season, kid <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.es>stanley spain s returning to school as well, theres a huge increase in demand for testing, he said. Any child with the sniffles or cough, theyre going to be having to stay home until they get a negative result. The assessment clinic will not only provide COVID-19 swabs, but physician assessments as well. They will also have flu shots on hand. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The site is located across the street from the Oshawa Clinic Groups current downtown location. The key with this site in downtown Oshawa is it can stanley cups uk service the vulnerable population as well so its ideal for that, Warford said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW To that end, the clinic will accept walk-ins though the logistics of that havent been determined. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We will be accepting walk-ins to accommodate the vulnerable patient po stanley mug pulation, we dont want to discriminate against
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HALIFAX 鈥?Atlantic Canada largest city has a new, and highly unlikely, tropical flavour.Nine palm trees have been planted in four Halifax parks, although the jury is out on whether they can survive winter in a North Atlantic city known as the Warden of the North.The parks, all on the Dartmouth side of Halifax Harbour, now feature cold-hardy palm varieties that can grow in more nor <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.cz>stanley cup therly climates of Asia like China and Japan, or from areas of the continent with high altitudes such stanley water jug as northern India. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The varieties include windmill and miniature Chusan palm, which are native to parts of Asia; needle palm, which is found in the southern U.S. states like Florida; and pindo palm, native to South Am stanley mug erica.Municipal horticulturalist Chris Poole said aside from wanting to see if the palms can survive, it also part of his job to create public interest and to encourage people to enjoy the city public spaces. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I think by planting these palms around we ;ve certainly achieved that and more, said Poole, who noted windmill palms as a tall variety that look like a typical palm tree.They are certainly the ones that are creating the most buzz because when you take one look at them it just looks as if you are in a different part of the world, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lwkw We can t just keep paving paradise : Halton wants GTA West highway plans to undergo federal assessment
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TORONTO 鈥?The CEO and chairman of Loblaw Companies says he hasn ;t ruled out the possibility of selling recreational marijuana, a slight shift in position for Canada largest grocery and drugstore chain.Galen G. Weston said his focus remains on di <a href=https://www.stanley-quencher.us>stanley water jug spensing medical cannabis. But when asked whether Loblaw has closed the book on entering the recreational marijuana market, Weston said, You can never predict the future, adding that the company is closely watching for more details about the federal government proposed legalization of the drug.It fair to say that at this point, based on everything we know today, medical is a place where we see an opportunity, Weston said at Loblaw annual ge stanley cup neral meeting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We believe there is a strong and growing medical case for mar stanley cup ijuana and pharmacies should be an important distribution system for medical marijuana.At last year annual general meeting, Weston said Loblaw TSX:L was only interested in being an active player in the medical use of cannabis. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Last October, Shoppers Drug Mart, which is owned by Loblaw, applied for a Health Canada licence to dispense medical marijuana. The company says it is still waiting for a response, but it has already provided training to its pharmacists on dispensing the drug at more than 1,800 Nxtm Halton-area today: Grocery stores quietly lower expiring food discount + Halton elementary schools get PA Day Jan 22
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