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The Current for March 10, 2021 Today on The Current: Canada's Road Ahead: How a radio broadcast is keeping people together in Arviat, Nunavut; B. C. woman still sick after contracting COVID-19 a year ago; the role of vaccines in this pandemic, and preparing for the next one; and Connie Walker on her new podcast, Stolen: The Search for Jermain. 3 Canadians remember loved ones lost to COVID-19, one year after Canada's first related death The first COVID-19-related death in Canada was on March 8, 2020. Since then, more than 22, 000 Canadians have lost their lives to the virus, leaving loved ones to grieve in difficult circumstances. The Current for March 9, 2021 Today on The Current: World waits for murder trial in George Floyd's killing to begin; Canadians remember loved ones lost to COVID-19; funeral director on grief in a time of physical distance; and does the Crown have a place in 21st-century Canada? Here's what to expect when you go to get your COVID-19 vaccine A trip to the University Health Network vaccination clinic in Toronto's MaRS Centre can entail some tears, some hope — and quite a few selfies.
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'Honking is the new applause': Calgary choir's drive-in concerts a chance to perform 'like old times' When the pandemic hit, choirs around the world were silenced because of their risk for spreading COVID-19. Now, parking lots have become a safe and creative way for Calgary's Luminous Voices choir to perform for live audiences once again.
Kaleb Dahlgren survived the crash, but he also experienced unspeakable loss. He joins Matt Galloway to speak about his new memoir, Crossroads: My Story of Tragedy and Resilience as a Humboldt Bronco, and the power of family and community. The Current for March 16, 2021 Today on The Current: Addressing vaccine hesitancy; Kaleb Dahlgren on surviving the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, and the power of community; and what the Rogers-Shaw deal means for Canadians. COVID-19 won't be our worst pandemic, says epidemiologist who helped end smallpox An American epidemiologist who helped eradicate smallpox says the COVID-19 pandemic is not "the big one, " nor the last one, that humanity needs to worry about. The Current for March 15, 2021 Today on The Current: The man who helped eradicate smallpox weighs in on ending the COVID-19 pandemic; the race to vaccinate Canadians; our history of gathering around fires; and a new film sheds light on Guantanamo Bay. Former reservist says military doctor warned her of reprisals for reporting sexual assault A former Armed Forces member who was sexually assaulted 18 months into her new role says she was made to feel as though she should accept the trauma she experienced as part of the job.
Warning: This story contains details about sexual assault. Here's what Canadians are most excited for when the pandemic ends For many Canadians, it's been a long and challenging year. As we approach the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, we asked Canadians what they're most excited to do when life returns to normal… or some semblance of it. El Jones's poem Glass Hands is a eulogy for the pandemic — and a call to action The Current asked El Jones to write her new poem as part of special coverage to mark one year since the WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. It's been a difficult year. But we're coping better than you might think, says expert A group of researchers analyzed data from around the world to determine how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted mental health and general well-being. Elizabeth Dunn, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia, says people are feeling happier than you might think. The Current for March 12, 2021 Today on The Current: Advocates call for better support for survivors of military sexual trauma; Dr. Brian Goldman on patient-centred care during COVID-19; questions arise over the AstraZeneca vaccine; and the surprising findings about the pandemic's impact on our happiness.