During the Quebec election campaign’s 20th day, candidates engaged in a debate focusing on public health and the crucial role
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has expressed his willingness to consider the prospect of involuntary addiction treatment as a potential solution.
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With summer break now a memory and children back in the school routine, BC Children’s Hospital is shining a light
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The Montreal Fire Department (SIM) has reported a stable trend in fires for the year 2025, with a slight increase
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The Lindsay Clancy trial in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is at a standstill as the jury enters its sixth day of deliberations,
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