Health Department should release more data on cases, hospitalization
More than 750 days into this pandemic, where is Nunavut exactly when it comes to COVID-19? In an interview with Nunatsiaq News this week, the territory’s chief public health officer Dr. Michael Patterson said the kind of key indicators that would provide a true picture — hospitalization rates, lab-confirmed cases, medevac trips taking COVID-19 patients...
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Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
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Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
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Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
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