Politics
Trump Administration Fires Leaders of Preventive Care Task Force
The Trump administration fired the two leaders of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which determines free preventive care coverage for millions under the Affordable Care Act.
Business
Cash for Down Payments Preferred Over Wedding Gifts: Survey
A new survey finds most couples prefer cash contributions for down payments over traditional wedding gifts, reflecting shifting priorities.
Sports
Oilers Mailbag: Negative Coverage, Blaming Bouchard, and McDavid's Fate
Edmonton Oilers mailbag addresses fan complaints about negative media coverage, blame on Evan Bouchard, and Connor McDavid's future with the team.
Lifestyle
Alberta Horse Slaughterhouse Permanently Closed
A horse slaughterhouse in Alberta has permanently shut down, marking the end of a controversial facility that sparked debate over animal welfare and industry practices.
Environment
Health
Why These Are Sobering Times for Alcohol Companies
Alcohol firms face declining consumption due to health concerns and tighter budgets, wiping billions from market value. The industry adapts with new strategies.
Ebola Testing in Ontario as Congo Appeals for Supplies
Ontario tests a traveler for Ebola as Congo warns the outbreak is gaining momentum, urging global aid for supplies.
Nova Scotia Man Charged with Over 20 Historical Sexual Assaults
RCMP in Nova Scotia have charged a man with more than 20 counts of historical sexual assault, with incidents dating back several decades. The investigation continues.
Vancouver Firehall 2 limits low-acuity calls for core services
Vancouver Firehall 2 will limit responses to low-acuity calls due to a 51% increase in runs and 102% jump in medical calls, aiming to keep resources available for fires and severe emergencies.
Protecting Conditions That Help Children Become Readers
A literacy advocate argues that access to diverse books and freedom of choice are essential for children's reading development, urging caution with new library regulations.
