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Truth Tracker
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A U.K. dental expert has suggested that frequent tooth brushing could be used as a preventative measure against COVID-19 in a similar vein to hand washing, a claim Canadian experts say is unfounded but may have some truth.
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Twitter just added a warning label to a tweet from U.S. President Donald Trump that claimed, without evidence, he is immune to coronavirus after his physician cleared him to resume public activities.
While COVID-19 testing capacity has expanded across Canada, experts stress that the increased testing does not explain the worrisome trend in positive infections and that the ‘lagging indicators’ of hospitalization and deaths are still to come.
Researchers predict that widespread belief in pandemic conspiracy theories will hinder the uptake of a COVID-19 vaccine once it becomes available.
New Normal
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Will travel post-vaccine go back to how things were, or has your vacation been irrevocably changed?
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Four experts on urban places say Canada’s cities have a chance to emerge better than ever.
Canada’s ski resorts could become the go-to pandemic escape once the snow flies, with health protocols like contactless lift tickets, lockdown insurance and closed cafeterias.
Kitchen staples, winter sports gear, and outdoor heaters are expected to be among the hot-ticket consumer items as fall arrives in Canada.