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Canada Eliminated Measles in 1998 — Now That Status Is at Risk
Canada Could Lose Its Measles-Free Status as Outbreak Grows Canada got rid of regular measles outbreaks in 1998, but now, that progress is at risk. […]
Russia Conducts Large-Scale Airstrike on Ukraine’s Capital
At least 14 people were hurt in a major missile and drone attack on Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, city officials said. Ukraine’s air force reported that […]
7-Eleven Ordered to Pay $907,000 to Injured B.C. Customer After Rejecting $125,000 Settlement Offer
7-Eleven Could Have Saved Nearly $800,000 by Settling Injury Lawsuit Earlier 7-Eleven was ordered to pay over $900,000 to a woman who hurt herself outside […]
Major Data Breach Leaks 184 Million Passwords from Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Other Platforms
Huge Data Leak Exposes 184 Million Passwords from Big Tech and More Another massive data breach has happened, and this one is a big deal. […]
Canada Post Workers Told to Stop Overtime as No Deal Is Reached
The union that represents around 55,000 Canada Post workers has asked its members across the country to stop working overtime. The union says its leaders […]
WSIB Union Workers Stage Mass Walkout in Toronto, Demand Improved Contract Offer
Hundreds of Workers at Ontario’s WSIB Strike Over Work Conditions and Pay Hundreds of unionized employees from Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) walked […]
Microsoft Urges Windows Users to Switch Browsers Amid Security Threats
Microsoft has been trying to get people to switch from Google Chrome to its own web browser, Microsoft Edge, for a long time. They’ve used […]
Thunder Bay Launches Official Bike Lane Network
Thunder Bay’s Bike Lanes Officially Open for the Season City officials have announced that Thunder Bay’s network of bike lanes is now open and ready […]
Ontario Commits C$3.1 Billion to Strengthen Critical Minerals Sector and Support Indigenous Collaboration
Ontario Invests C$3.1 Billion to Build Critical Minerals Supply Chain and Strengthen Indigenous Partnerships Ontario is committing nearly C$3.1 billion through its 2025 budget, A […]