Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the striking down of Roe v. Wade in the U.S. and the death of Queen Elizabeth II were some of the stories from around the world that made headlines this year.
Angered by COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, groups of truckers headed to Ottawa in January to begin a protest that would last for weeks and bring the capital to a standstill. Residents of downtown Ottawa said they recorded sustained sound levels louder than lawnmowers in their homes as tractor-trailer horns honked nonstop for days., prompting officials to advise hospital workers not to wear anything that might identify them as such for fear of being blocked or harassed on their way to work.
While many people have celebrated a return to a more normal way of life, health experts have cautioned that the pandemic is not over. And with a wave of influenza and RSV this season, many have called for a return to mandatory masking in some settings. So far, Ontario health officials have only gone as far as recommending people mask in crowded settings, but have framed it as a choice.
The West, including Canada, responded with outrage, painful sanctions on Russia, and substantial financial support for Ukraine. While Ukraine has put up a much tougher fight than Russia expected, the war has nevertheless been devastating for the country, with close to 7,000 civilians killed and more than 10,000 others wounded,
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