One SFU expert said different strains of COVID-19 are moving about and there is “definitely a connection” between travel and the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Kimia Pourshaban Oshibi says grieving has been especially difficult under the COVID-19 pandemic.
In an interview with Global News, Behdad Esfahbod recalls being approached by four plainclothes officers from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who had a warrant for his arrest.
“My father visits the bench daily. It breaks my heart that he has to see this.”
A Uighur woman living in Canada says she believes her husband has been taken to a detention camp in China, where she fears COVID-19 may be spreading.
The outbreak of coronavirus cases in Iran are connected to U.S. sanctions and the regime’s apparent lack of transparency and competence, an Iranian-American commentator says.
On Saturday the Iranian government enforced an internet blackout unprecedented in its length and scope.
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Dr. Niamh Tallon, a fertility specialist at Olive Fertility, said a majority of women freezing their eggs at her clinic do so “primarily not related to career,” but because they haven’t found a partner.
The proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the Alexandra Neighbourhood House, which operates programs for LGBTQ seniors and youth in South Surrey.
The Azizis are now calling for changes to the SPCA’s euthanasia policies when dealing with animals at risk of being put down due to behavioural issues.
At just seven-months-old the little pup has seen the worst and best of humanity.
As a former SPCA manager who now works with the City of Surrey bylaws department, River’s owner saw the warning signs and immediately rushed him to their veterinarian.
An Edmonton woman desperately wants to reunite her family. She gave birth to a baby boy June 5 but her fiance can’t be with them because Immigration Canada has denied him a temporary resident’s visa.
But without a clear leader to rally around, the demonstrations, which have led to dozens of deaths and at least 1,000 arrests, could help to strengthen the position of conservative hardliners in Iran’s government, a UBC academic told Global News.