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Government Allocates $15 Million for Pathogen Monitoring and Healthcare Supply Chain Research in Anticipation of Future Pandemics
A $15 Million Cross-Border Research Initiative Launched to Monitor Pathogen Movement Across Canada and the U.S. in Anticipation of Future Pandemics. Funded by the federal […]
Pride Month Celebrations Shine with Parade’s Return
The 2024 Pride Parade and Festival organizers are urging Thunder Bay residents to stand in solidarity with the 2SLGBTIQ+ community. Throughout Pride Month in June, […]
Premier Doug Ford Calls for Removal of Pro-Palestinian Encampments from Universities Over Safety Concerns and Public Dissatisfaction
Premier Doug Ford asserts that universities must promptly remove pro-Palestinian encampments, emphasizing parental worries over campus safety and widespread public frustration with the protests. Addressing […]
Government proposes foreign influence registry and grants new powers to CSIS to combat foreign interference.
The federal government introduced Bill C-70 on Monday, aiming to combat foreign interference in Canadian politics, spanning from school boards to the House of Commons. […]
Regional Administrations Grappling with Elevated Debt Burdens and Heightened Financial Strain
After a period of robust economic growth that allowed provincial governments to trim deficits and amass surpluses, fiscal challenges are now emerging nationwide. The unveiling […]
Toronto’s Drug Decriminalization Request Stalled Amidst Political Controversy
Toronto’s Bid for Drug Decriminalization at a Standstill Amid Provincial Resistance and Revived Political Controversy. Toronto’s proposal for drug decriminalization, the largest in Canada, is […]