Some COVID-19 online resources that might be helpful

BySherwin Arnott
COVID-19 health response graphic.
  1. World Health Organization COVID-19 ,
  2. Health Canada’s Coronavirus daily update ,
  3. Employment and Social Development Canada: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) ,
  4. Centres of Disease Control and Prevention ,
  5. Coronavirus map showing cases around the world by country and region ,
  6. National Institute of Health Coronavirus updates ,

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