Migration experts scrutinise Trudeau’s explanation for immigration cuts
Trudeau faces decreasing public support for his government’s immigration policy, calls to resign as party leader, and a federal election that the Liberals are on track to lose.
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Quebec dragging its feet on getting defibrillators in public spaces, foundation says
Improving access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) would increase the number of cardiac arrest survivors by nearly ...
Listeria contamination concerns prompt mushroom recall: Health Canada
Health Canada says customers across Ontario and Quebec should throw out or return any O’Ya hoho brand Enoki mushrooms due to ...
Blair says future of defence relies on building relationships with Indigenous Peoples
Defence Minister Bill Blair says his department's future success depends upon building and strengthening relationships with ...
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Smoking and vaping among Indigenous Peoples in Canada: A cultural challenge and a public health opportunity
Smoking continues to be a pervasive health issue in Canada, disproportionately impacting Indigenous populations, including ...
'This drug gives us hope': Advocates call for Sask. to cover new epilepsy medication
Xcopri is being heralded by the Canadian Epilepsy Alliance and the Canadian League Against Epilepsy as a promising treatment for partial onset seizures in adults.
GOLDSTEIN: Except for homicides, report finds Canadian crime rates higher than U.S.
While the homicide rate in the U.S. markedly exceeds Canada’s, a new study by Lakehead University economics professor Livio ...
Chatham-Kent mother of immunocompromised daughter anxious about access to COVID tests
A Chatham-Kent woman who has an adult daughter who’s immunocompromised says she’s concerned that COVID-19 tests have become ...
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What it's like working out at Altea Ottawa — Canada's largest gym
We were in the centre of York’s latest venture, Altea Active, a huge, high-end fitness facility on Carling Avenue that ...