Two Arrested in Separate Impaired Driving Incidents in Cape Breton
Two drivers were arrested in separate impaired driving incidents in Cape Breton, according to RCMP. Both face charges after being stopped in distinct locations.
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Leaving Your Job? What Happens to Health and Dental Benefits?
When you leave your job, workplace health and dental benefits do not follow you. Learn about your options for maintaining coverage during retirement, career transitions, or starting a business.
Daily Bread CEO: 1 in 10 Torontonians Using Food Banks 'Abhorrent'
Daily Bread Food Bank CEO Neil Hetherington calls one-in-10 food bank usage rate 'abhorrent' and urges voters to ask mayoral candidates how they will reduce reliance.
Zekelman Foundation Donates $1M to Children's Safety Village
The Stephanie and Barry Zekelman Foundation invests $1 million in the Children's Safety Village in Windsor, Ontario, to enhance safety education for children.
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Rising e-scooter injuries alarm children's hospitals
Children's hospitals in Canada report a surge in e-scooter-related injuries, urging parents to treat devices as vehicles, not toys, amid rising emergency visits.
Ottawa Dentist Offers Free Care to West African Community
Dr. Melvin Lee provided free dental care to Ottawa's West African community while promoting the new federal dental care plan, aiming to increase awareness and access.
45,000 Under Boil Water Advisory in Gatineau
Approximately 45,000 residents remain under a boil water advisory in Gatineau, Quebec. The city asks residents to limit water usage as officials work to resolve the issue.
Canadian Man Arrested in Nashville Child Sex Sting
A 44-year-old Canadian man faces child-sex charges after an FBI sting in Nashville. He allegedly used an app to negotiate sex acts with an undercover officer posing as a mother.
Frank Stronach: From Riches to Convictions
Billionaire Frank Stronach, founder of Magna International, was found guilty of sexual assault. The article details his rise from immigrant to tycoon and his legal downfall.
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B.C. Nurses Reject Tentative Agreement: Union Calls It Powerful
British Columbia nurses have voted down a tentative contract agreement, sending a strong message to the government about working conditions and compensation.
Edmonton campaign targets syphilis transmission stigma
Edmonton launches a new campaign to reduce syphilis transmission by focusing on education and breaking stigma, urging public awareness and testing.
Langley Ice Rink Closed After Ammonia Leak
Langley Twin Rinks evacuated Friday after an ammonia leak. Shelter-in-place for nearby apartments lifted. Specialized contractor addressing the issue.
Quebec Paramedics Threaten to Refuse Overtime Work
Paramedics in Quebec are threatening to refuse overtime work, citing burnout and staffing shortages. The move could impact emergency services across the province.
Virtual Waiting Rooms Could Modernize Health Care Access
Quebec's health minister proposes virtual waiting rooms to reduce emergency room overcrowding and improve patient access to medical care across the province.
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Caesars Windsor Cares Donates $10,000 for Senior Meals
Caesars Windsor Cares has donated $10,000 to support meal programs for seniors in the Windsor-Essex region, addressing food insecurity among older adults.
Sault Police Charge Man with Trafficking Minor
Sault Ste. Marie police have charged a man with human trafficking of a person under 18. The investigation is ongoing as authorities seek to protect the victim and bring justice.
Disability Tax Credit Application Changes Coming This Summer
Starting July 14, the CRA will require a new online form for disability tax credit applications, aiming to reduce backlogs and speed up processing times.
Flu Sickens 160 at Lackland After Vaccine Mandate Dropped
Nearly 160 troops at Lackland Air Force Base have been sickened with the flu after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made the vaccine optional in April. Two recruits were hospitalized.
72-Year-Old Man Faces Impaired Driving Charges
A 72-year-old man is facing impaired driving charges in Windsor, Ontario. The incident is under investigation by local police.
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Financial Anxiety Surges: 46% of Canadians at Risk
A new United Way poll reveals 60% of Canadians feel anxious about finances, and 46% could cover expenses for only one month if they lose income. Housing affordability and rising costs drive stress.
How Grandparents Create Lasting Memories for Grandchildren
Discover simple actions grandparents can take to leave a lasting legacy, from consistent presence to sharing life stories, backed by research.
Winnipeg Councillor Urges Emergency Meeting on Drug Crisis
Winnipeg councillor Sherri Rollins calls for an urgent meeting to address the city's escalating drug crisis, citing insufficient resources to combat the problem.
Obesity Now a Chronic Disease in Alberta: Let's Treat It
Alberta recognizes obesity as a chronic disease, but barriers to care persist. Experts urge evidence-based treatment, individualized care, and an end to stigma to improve health outcomes.
Canada's Fertility Industry: Misleading Marketing Exposed
An investigation reveals Canada's fertility industry is rife with misleading marketing and emotional manipulation, costing women millions annually for egg freezing.
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N.S. Long-Term Care Workers Strike Over Local Issues
CUPE members at three Nova Scotia long-term care sites resume strike over unresolved local issues, impacting residents and families across the province.
Court Dismisses Injunction for Supervised Consumption Sites
A court has dismissed an injunction to keep supervised consumption sites in Lethbridge and Calgary open, leading to expected closures in the coming weeks.
CDC Travel Advisory for Manitoba Over Hepatitis A Outbreak
The CDC has issued a travel advisory for Manitoba due to a steady rise in hepatitis A cases, urging travelers to get vaccinated before visiting.
Social media ban not enough to protect kids online: expert
As Canada vows to restrict social media for kids under 16, expert Mohit Rajhans argues that a ban alone won't solve the problem and parents must be proactive.
Moe Proposes Overdose Solutions Amid NDP Skepticism
After a surge in overdoses in Saskatoon and Regina, Premier Scott Moe outlines plans for recovery beds and law enforcement, but the NDP questions the approach.
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Days Inns Canada Marks Four Years of Food Bank Support
Days Inns – Canada continues its partnership with Food Banks Canada for the fourth year, supporting the After the Bell program to provide nutritious food packs to children during summer.
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