This is the last post of the Daily COVID Neighbourhood Blog, so I thought it only fitting to pass on some thank-yous. First thanks to...

Another month has passed and so it is time to tell the final part of our tale ( Thought of the Day - September 6 2021 - Once Upon a Time,...

I can't leave the blog without making another mention of Max. Remember Max Woosey who, about the same time as the blog started, began...

Globally, the number of official cases is approaching half a billion, with over 6 million deaths. Over the last week, hospitalizations in...

It has been amazing to see over the past couple of years the number of "stories" we have been told concerning SARS-CoV-2 and COVID. Let's...

So here we are, the blog is coming up on two years with over 600 posts. I have decided to wind it down on its anniversary, March 16th...

You may never see an announcement but Johnson&Johnson has been quietly departing the COVID vaccine business. As we talked about before,...

The COVID timeline on the blog has been updated with February's events, adding to the saga that, in Canada, has spanned more than two...

Here we are back in Canada. We survived mixing with the masses, managed to obtain negative rapid test results (the resort provided the...

Official COVID deaths around the world have now hit six million, with the US closing in on one million of these. The countries that had...

Meanwhile in Canada, the city of Hamilton, Ontario just made the news. Back in January they decided that all city workers must be...

As you may have seen at the end of February there was yet another set of Canada-wide hand sanitizer recalls. It seems this time...

I seem to recall hearing a phrase many years ago something along the lines of: Farmers go hungry in the spring, or Farmers mostly...

Here we are, Tuesday the first day of March. March is the month when spring commences. What better time for the great COVID...