Government sources tell The Canadian Press the province intends to unveil a multi-phase plan Monday to start performing thousands of publicly funded surgeries in private clinics in an effort to tackle a massive backlog.
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The death toll from a weekend Russian missile strike on an apartment building in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro has risen to 37, authorities said Monday, as western analysts identified signs the Kremlin was preparing for a drawn-out war in Ukraine after almost 11 months of fighting.Quebec provincial police are investigating after a man and woman were found dead at a home in Vaudreuil-Dorion Sunday.
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Canadian companies inadvertently finance conspiracy-theory sites through ads placed on GoogleGoogle has placed ads from a host of Canadian companies on sites that have raised alarm bells with groups tracking pro-Russian coverage and misinformation
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Canadian Pacific Railway and Unifor reach tentative deal for 1,200 workers - BNN BloombergCanadian Pacific Railway Ltd. and Unifor have reached a tentative collective agreement for 1,200 workers who are responsible for maintaining rail cars and locomotives.
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'Gift for all': Nunavut TV channel looks be in the homes of every CanadianIn 2021, Tulugarjuk's Nunavut Independent Television Network launched Uvagut TV became Canada's first national Indigenous-language television channel. The network is applying to the federal broadcast regulator, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, to be a mandatory part of the coverage in basic TV packages.
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