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National men’s health strategy consultations begin, with help of aspiring Olympian

Kristy Kirkup / theglobeandmail - Ottawa echoes Richie Bullbrook’s concerns for men afraid to seek support as skateboarder shares mental health struggles

#ottawa #publichealth #healthcare #government #canadianpolitics

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Canada Post workers will begin voting on tentative agreements in April

Sean Boynton / globalnews - The Canadian Union of Postal Workers said the ratification voting period for a new five-year contract will be held between April 20 and May 30.

#canada #labour #government #canadianpolitics #compensation #business #jobs

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Quebec government sued after it cancelled Christian event over anti-abortion concerns

sootoday - QUÉBEC — A Quebec government cabinet minister has taken the stand in a civil case over her decision to cancel an event in 2023 because she thought it would promote anti-abortion views.

#humanrights #quebec #legalaffairs #government #canadianpolitics

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Liberals agree to Conservative budget bill amendments

Bill Curry / theglobeandmail - Legislation could be approved by the House and sent to the Senate this week

#legalaffairs #liberalparty #budget #fiscalpolicy #spendingpriorities #conservativeparty #government #houseofcommons #canadianpolitics #finance

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Nova Scotia budget contains $1.2-billion deficit, public service cuts

Lyndsay Armstrong / theglobeandmail - Budget focuses on building economy while ‘protecting the core services Nova Scotians rely on,’ says finance minister John Lohr

#economicpolicy #alberta #labour #publichealth #budget #spendingpriorities #healthcare #government #canadianpolitics #compensation

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‘It’s not a freebie’: Ford government defends OSAP changes as opposition continues

Isaac Callan / globalnews - Premier Doug Ford said OSAP "is not a freebie anymore" and that "money doesn't grow on trees" as opposition to his student loan changes continues to bubble.

#publicprotests #ontario #education #dougford #youth #fiscalpolicy #spendingpriorities #government #canadianpolitics

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OpenAI reps summoned to Ottawa to discuss concerns following Tumbler Ridge shooting

Amy Judd / globalnews - ChatGPT states that the account was suspended due to concerns about the suspect's posts, but it did not alert law enforcement officials in Canada.

#canada #technology #onlineplatforms #crime #security #BC #ottawa #publicsafety #government #canadianpolitics

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Senate committee calls for gutting of flagship immigration bill over human rights concerns

Marie Woolf / theglobeandmail - Bill C-12 could have negative effect on human rights, privacy and civil liberties, committee says

#humanrights #security #publicsafety #legalaffairs #immigration #government #canadianpolitics

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Why Matt Jeneroux’s Floor Crossing Makes Sense—Even If It Feels Wrong

David Moscrop / thewalrus - When leaders dominate Parliament, switching parties is one of the few remaining acts of independenceThe post Why Matt Jeneroux’s Floor Crossing Makes Sense—Even If It Feels Wrong first appeared on The Walrus.

#alberta #edmonton #ottawa #media #mattjeneroux #government #houseofcommons #partydiscipline #canadianpolitics

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It’s byelection day in Quebec’s Chicoutimi riding

News Staff / citynews - With the next general election just a few months away, voters in the riding of Chicoutimi are heading to the polls on Monday to elect the next person who will represent them in the National Assembly. This byelection was triggered by the resignation of for…

#quebec #separatism #voterturnout #localelections #government #canadianpolitics

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Conservatives call for probe into asylum seekers' access to health care

David Baxter / nationalobserver - The Conservatives plan to put a motion before the House of Commons on Tuesday aimed at reviewing how health benefits are provided to asylum seekers and restricting who has access to those services.

#canada #humanrights #publichealth #legalaffairs #immigration #conservativeparty #healthcare #government #houseofcommons #canadianpolitics

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Federal leaders attend vigil as Tumbler Ridge reels from mass shooting

A remote B.C. community mourns after a deadly mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge. Prime Minister Mark Carney and other federal leaders are travelling to attend a vigil while questions swirl about RCMP briefings, social-media misinformation linking transgender identity to violence has been debunked, and reporting digs into the suspect’s warning signs and the town’s troubled history. More...


Frank Stronach’s sex-assault trial begins as women prepare to testify

The sexual-assault trial of businessman Frank Stronach opened in Toronto amid delays, with prosecutors signalling witness testimony that alleges a pattern of sexual aggression. Multiple women are expected to recount incidents allegedly occurring in a room overlooking the waterfront as the court examines whether a wealthy employer abused power. More...


Missing rail fastenings blamed for GO train derailment near Union Station

Metrolinx says a failure of rail fastenings — missing screws — likely caused a GO train to derail just outside Toronto’s Union Station, triggering weeks of reduced service, infrastructure repairs and uncertainty over repair costs. The agency is offering refunds to affected riders as investigators and engineers assess the damage. More...


TSB says Pearson Delta crash probe still in analysis phase

Nearly a year after a Delta Air Lines jet crash-landed at Toronto Pearson, the Transportation Safety Board says investigators are still deep in examination and analysis, with no cause yet pinned down. The update outlines ongoing work on aircraft systems, flight data, and operational factors—so yes, the “what happened” report is still cooking. More...


Ontario Power Generation signs deal to build Port Hope nuclear reactor

Ontario Power Generation and the town of Port Hope have finalized a deal to build a large new nuclear reactor east of Toronto. Officials say the project would create roughly 1,700 direct local jobs and more than 10,000 jobs across the province, framing the venture as a major step for regional energy and employment. More...



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