By Isaac Teo More than 8,000 undocumented foreign health-care workers and their families were allowed to remain in Canada under a temporary amnesty program launched by the federal government in 2020,…
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Trudeau ‘Excited’ by Quantum Computing, Announces $40M Investment
by EditorTBy Noé Chartier The federal government will invest $40 million in a Toronto company to help it develop the “computer of the future,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Jan. 23. “As many…
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‘Where Do We Draw the Line’: Drag Queen Story Time Events for Children Draw Flak From Opponents
by EditorTBy Jeff Sandes The resistance to Drag Queen Story Time came to a Vancouver suburb on Jan. 14, when about two dozen protesters showed up to rally against an event at…
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Ottawa Police Planning for Potential Freedom Convoy Anniversary Protest
by EditorTBy Marnie Cathcart Ottawa will be increasing police presence downtown this weekend, ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Freedom Convoy, Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs said. The police will not be allowing…
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Scotiabank to Close Accounts of Diagolon Founder Jeremy MacKenzie, Bans Him From Branches
by EditorTBy Marnie Cathcart Jeremy MacKenzie, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran and former infantry soldier with three children, who runs a podcast called “Raging Dissident,” has been banned from his banking institution, Scotiabank, and…
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Vancouver Police Board: ‘Thin Blue Line’ Patches Violate Uniform Policy
by EditorTBy Marnie Cathcart Following an official review prompted by a complaint, the Vancouver Police Board (VPB) has determined that the “thin blue line” patch cannot be worn by uniformed, on-duty Vancouver police officers,…
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Ontario Doctors Critical COVID Policies Rejected by Medical College in Their Motion to Stop Disciplinary Hearings
by EditorTBy Isaac Teo An Ontario medical college tribunal has rejected a motion by three doctors critical of COVID-19 policies who sought to stop disciplinary hearings against them. The doctors are at risk of losing their…
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Phase 2 Human Trials of Canadian-Made Inhaled COVID Vaccine Set to Begin
by EditorTBy Peter Wilson A still-developing Canadian COVID-19 vaccine that is delivered by inhaled aerosol rather than an injection is set to enter Phase 2 of human clinical trials at the University of McMaster in Hamilton, Ontario. Researchers…
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Ontario Expanding Free Tuition Program to More Health-Care Professions
by EditorTBy Isaac Teo Ontario is expanding a free tuition program to more health-care professions in order to entice future graduates to stay in the province and provide care to underserved communities…
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Feds ‘Committed’ to Complete WEF-Initiated Digital ID Project, Says Transport Canada
by EditorTBy Noé Chartier Canada’s participation in a World Economic Forum (WEF) initiative to test digital ID in travel had stalled due to the pandemic, but Transport Canada says the entities involved…