Friday, June 13, 2025, 5:21 am permalink
Amid rising flood threats in Jasper Park, CN Rail has filed legal action forcing Parks Canada to install an anti-flood barrier. The railway warns that flooding could cause catastrophic impacts on its cross-country services, prompting urgent calls for infrastructural intervention.
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World leaders have gathered in Kananaskis for the G7 summit, where robust security measures and expanded guest lists are drawing attention. Discussions on climate, economy, and security unfold amid an atmosphere charged with both diplomatic urgency and a few unexpected, offbeat touches that underscore the unique setting in the Rockies. More...
Canada’s widely recognized Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Theresa Tam, is set to leave her role when her term concludes on June 20. Her departure, following years at the forefront of the COVID-19 crisis, marks the end of an era and invites reflection on her often headline-making leadership during turbulent public health challenges. More...
Under mounting pressure to reconnect with francophone voters and reverse political setbacks, the Quebec Liberal Party is preparing to select a new leader. The move is seen as a pivotal attempt to reinvigorate the party’s fortunes amid regional challenges and shifting political dynamics. More...
Alberta officials have declared that, starting this fall, residents not covered by immunosuppression or social programs will need to pay for their COVID-19 vaccines. Despite some discrepancies over the rollout timeline, the policy signals a significant pivot in public health funding, leaving many to wonder if healthcare is now a luxury. More...
The Canadian Cancer Society cautioned that new interprovincial trade legislation proposed by the government could undermine provincial health standards. Both English and French reports indicate that the proposed changes risk lowering health safety benchmarks, prompting calls for a detailed review by lawmakers before any reforms are enacted. More...
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