IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 15:00 UK Time / 10:00 US ET ? Friday 30 April, 2021 Prior SARS-CoV-2 infection rescues B and T cell responses to variants after first vaccine dose A single dose of vaccine boosts protection against SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus variants, but only in those with previous COVID-19, a studyContinue reading “Canada’s Approach of Vaccinations May Be Misguided: The 4 Month Wait For the Second COVID Vaccination May Be Dangerous for Your Health!”
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“Mutantism on the March” :Chapter 53 “Squid Stirs Up Shit At McSwill University in Montreal”
Squid had many McSwill students offer to assist in establishing a Quebec mutant movement. Amongst the progressives Squid was seen as an inspirational figure. The establishment did not share the enthusiasm. The McSwill Board of Governors, pinnacles of capitalistic success, were wary of this new voice. The complete male composed Board had heavily invested theirContinue reading ““Mutantism on the March” :Chapter 53 “Squid Stirs Up Shit At McSwill University in Montreal””
Ontario extends COVID freeze on tuition for colleges and universities
NEWS RELEASE Ontario Extends Freeze on College and University Tuitions Initiative provides families and students with more financial relief during COVID-19 April 30, 2021 Colleges and Universities Table of Contents Content Quick Facts Additional Resources Related Topics TORONTO — The Ontario government is extending the current one-year tuition freeze for colleges and universities by anContinue reading “Ontario extends COVID freeze on tuition for colleges and universities”
Ontario Donating Critical Lifesaving Medical Equipment to India
April 30, 2021 Office of the Premier Table of Contents Content Related Topics TORONTO — Today, Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement: “The COVID-19 pandemic has strained health care systems around the world. While our province is facing a challenging third wave of COVID-19 driven by new, more-contagious variants, we continue to be committedContinue reading “Ontario Donating Critical Lifesaving Medical Equipment to India”
“Perfumes”: Not as Sure as I Thought I Was
Make no mistake French film can produce just about everything from the banal to the complex as far as films go. Having been watching them for 45 years, often late night when I lived in Montreal, hopefully you can take my word on this. For example, there is the classic “Indochine” with Catherine Deneuve whichContinue reading ““Perfumes”: Not as Sure as I Thought I Was”
Canada announces Aid To Indian Red Cross
Canada announces funding support in response to COVID-19 in India From: Global Affairs Canada News release April 27, 2021 – Ottawa, Ontario – Global Affairs Canada Canada is working with its partners and international organizations to control the spread of COVID-19 around the world. This is vital to helping those affected by the pandemic and protectingContinue reading “Canada announces Aid To Indian Red Cross”
“Magaluf Ghost Town”: An awkward documentary: Toronto Hot Docs
The promotional material from the film’s distributor leaves the impression that the town of Magaluf will be the subject of the documentary “which during season becomes a Deadwood-like capital of sin and vice”. Magaluf is a beach town on the Spanish island of Mallorca invaded in the summer season by British youth or better saidContinue reading ““Magaluf Ghost Town”: An awkward documentary: Toronto Hot Docs”
“Lady Buds”: Women and Cannabis in California: Has legalization created criminalization? Toronto Hot Docs
Most of this documentary is focused on the Emerald Triangle of California, namely the counties of Mendocino, Humboldt and Trinity Counties where over 60 % of California cannabis is grown but mass production seems to be shifting to Santa Barbara and the Mojave Desert. The documentary focuses on women cultivators, distributors, educators and activists. InContinue reading ““Lady Buds”: Women and Cannabis in California: Has legalization created criminalization? Toronto Hot Docs”
“The New Plastic Road”: Poor Tajik Peasants Take a Crack at International Commerce: Toronto Hot Docs
In 2004 the Silk Road between China and Tajikistan re-opened creating economic opportunities for Tajikistan the poorest of the former USSR republics. We meet Davlat who had a meagre poverty-stricken childhood with 11 people living in his family home. He lived in Kazakhstan for 8 years and then one year in Germany before returning toContinue reading ““The New Plastic Road”: Poor Tajik Peasants Take a Crack at International Commerce: Toronto Hot Docs”
“Seyran Ateş: Sex Revolution and Islam”: A Courageous attempt to bring Islam into the 21st century: Toronto Hot Docs
Seyran Ateş is a Turkish born woman who at a young age moved to Berlin. She had a strict Muslim upbringing making her feel like a prisoner. Only whores would go to movies with their friends. Women don’t read books so that was forbidden. Hating her lonely and oppressed teenage years she ran away fromContinue reading ““Seyran Ateş: Sex Revolution and Islam”: A Courageous attempt to bring Islam into the 21st century: Toronto Hot Docs”
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