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She died of breast cancer. She said it didn’t have to be that way

Before Tanja Harrison died of breast cancer, she left the world with a dire message: supplemental screening could have saved her life. Following a routine mammogram in 2021 that came back clear, the Nova Scotia woman learned she had dense breasts and requested supplemental screening — an MRI or ultrasound …

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This boy hurt in collision didn’t have an Indian status card, so Ottawa wouldn’t pay for medical evacuation

The family of a seven-year-old boy from Deer Lake First Nation who was denied medical transportation coverage because he didn’t yet have an Indian status card is calling for changes to Ottawa’s Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program. Jordan Harper was seriously injured, and his grandmother died, in January in a head-on collision with another …

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What’s Trump’s price for averting tariffs? He didn’t tell Trudeau

Will Canada escape the potentially economy-smashing tariffs threatened by Donald Trump? If you can’t answer that question, congratulations, you’re in good company. It’s the multibillion-dollar enigma on the minds of some of the best-connected people in North America’s capitals. Trump has threatened a 25 per cent tariff on every product entering from …

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From Beyoncé to brat summer, celeb endorsements and viral moments didn’t matter much in this U.S. election

Following the U.S. election, Slate writer Scaachi Koul says some of the buzzier pop culture moments of the U.S. election campaign — like singer Charli XCX’s post describing Kamala Harris as “brat” — didn’t seem to impact the results.  “Overwhelmingly, the cultural moments we thought mattered didn’t,” she said while speaking with CBC’s Commotion.  “I …

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This foreign worker says he paid his own wages for a cook position that didn’t exist

This story is a collaboration between CBC News and the Investigative Journalism Foundation (IJF). A national restaurant company is dropping one of its Ontario franchisees after a foreign worker alleges he paid his own wages for a cook position that didn’t exist. Quebec-based MTY Food Group says it has given …

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Original Ontario Line price didn’t include all costs: Metrolinx CEO

The initial price tag of Premier Doug Ford’s signature Ontario Line project left out key expenses, according to the head of the province’s transit planning agency, that would eventually double the cost of constructing and operating the transit line. The 15-kilometre transit line, announced by the Progressive Conservative government in …

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What the jury didn’t hear at trial of man accused in the London, Ont., attack

From alternate attack targets and extreme views on many populations to a near-resignation from a defence lawyer, there was plenty jurors at the trial of Nathaniel Veltman were barred from hearing as they considered the case of the man accused of killing four members of a Muslim family in what …

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Doug Ford says he didn’t direct inclusion of land in urban boundary expansions

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted October 31, 2023 10:01 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he did not instruct staff to include specific developer-owned lands in expansions of urban boundaries that would have allowed building in those areas. The government announced …

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Ford didn’t see or approve list of King’s counsel lawyers

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday he did not see or approve names of lawyers his attorney general has designated King’s Counsel, an honorary title done away with decades ago due to patronage concerns. The government quietly issued a statement on the Friday afternoon before the Canada Day long weekend …

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‘She didn’t hesitate’: The untold story behind a Black Canadian woman’s wartime portrait

Thousands of people have seen it over the past 70-plus years: a dramatic oil portrait from 1946 of a Black Canadian woman in a military uniform, standing behind a canteen counter. Her arms are crossed. Her face is stern. Decades later, the portrait still conveys an image of strength.  It’s one of …

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