People desperate to find a family physician lined up overnight outside a Kingston, Ont., medical clinic this week, in what many are calling a clear sign of the serious doctor shortage in the region. Hours-long wait demonstrates ‘crisis in access to care in Ontario,’ woman says. Hundreds of people desperate …
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More than hockey: Dalhousie’s Bélanger leads program to help children with Down syndrome
Dalhousie University hockey player Alec Bélanger, 21, has started a program that pairs student volunteers with children with Down syndrome and their siblings, offering them a place to play and do activities. ‘If there’s one thing that I don’t want to live without, it would be this program,’ says Alec …
Read More »Stalled storm hits B.C. coast with multiple rounds of snow
The first of multiple rounds of snow swept across southwestern British Columbia on Saturday, arriving courtesy of a low-pressure system that’s stalled off the coast. Additional rounds of snow are possible on Sunday and into Monday. Highly variable conditions are likely across the region as temperatures fluctuate with elevation and …
Read More »Climate change could cause ‘generational trauma’ in great apes
A warming world will create even more dangerous conditions for ape species across hundreds of African habitats, according to new scientific research. They’re just like us — and wildfires, floods and droughts could drive them to extinction. Great apes in danger of ‘generational trauma’ due to climate change New research …
Read More »Brian Mulroney will have a ‘right and fitting tribute,’ says Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday the state funeral for the late Brian Mulroney will be a “right and fitting tribute” for a titan of Canadian politics. Former Progressive Conservative prime minister dead at 84. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday the state funeral for the late Brian Mulroney will …
Read More »Quebecers remember Brian Mulroney as a born politician with a gift for connecting with people
From former Quebec premier Lucien Bouchard to a childhood friend to a prominent member of Montreal’s Irish community, all say Mulroney had an uncanny ability to relate to people from all walks of life. ‘We discovered someone who was very much like us,’ says former premier Lucien Bouchard. Quebecers close …
Read More »Space agency closing research lab key to International Space Station, Canadarm
The David Florida Laboratory in west Ottawa develops space technology including projects for the International Space Station, Canadarm and James Webb telescope. It will close at the end of March 2025. David Florida Laboratory opened in Ottawa in 1972. The Canadian Space Agency has confirmed a west Ottawa spacecraft laboratory …
Read More »Elon Musk sues OpenAI and Sam Altman, saying startup abandoned its mission to serve humanity
Elon Musk has sued ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, saying they abandoned the startup’s original mission to develop artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity and not for profit. Musk sought court ruling asking startup to make research, tech available to public. Elon Musk has sued ChatGPT-maker OpenAI …
Read More »How 2 scientists at a high-security lab triggered a national security scandal
The release earlier this week of hundreds of documents has pulled the curtain back on an explosive national security case that led to the firing of two scientists from the Winnipeg-based National Microbiology Lab. CSIS says scientist fired from Winnipeg disease lab intentionally worked to benefit China. A high-security lab. …
Read More »How Brian Mulroney benefitted Canada: Why he went from ‘great success politically’ to a ‘slap in the face’ for Canadian voters
A Canadian politics and government expert believes former prime minister Brian Mulroney left an impressive list of achievements by the end of his tenure at the top job, but an isolated incident involving an envelope of cash during a 1993 hotel meeting botched his record. The expert’s analysis of Brian …
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