Month: June 2020

OTTAWA — Two-thirds of Canadians don’t want to relax physical distancing rules imposed to curb the spread of COVID-19, a new poll suggests. And even if they were relaxed, a strong majority wouldn’t be comfortable taking part in activities that would bring them closer to other people, like going to a movie theatre. Sixty-six per […]

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Omar Mahamoud was in Grade 4 in Mississauga, Ont., playing outside with another student, when he scored a goal and the student called him a cheater. When he said he wasn’t, the student responded, “Thank God, God didn’t make me Black like you.”  Mahamoud, now 19, says the student faced no repercussions for what he […]

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OTTAWA — The federal government’s endorsement of a contact tracing app raises concerns about equity in health care because the group with the highest risk of serious COVID-19 infection uses smartphones the least. Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford promoted a smartphone app to help contact tracing efforts to contain […]

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A correctional officer at an Ontario jail alleges he was assaulted at work by two colleagues following their comments about the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, according to a complaint obtained by The Canadian Press. The allegations have prompted separate investigations by police and the Ministry of the Solicitor General. The incident is alleged […]

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Bradley Cooper quitte le projet de reboot de “The Crow”, Channing Tatum ou Mark Wahlberg pourraient reprendre le rôle d’Eric Draven. Attaché au projet de reboot de The Crow depuis le début, Bradley Cooper vient de quitter l’aventure en raison de conflits avec la production. Deux autres noms ciculent déjà pour reprendre le rôle d’Eric […]

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Une étude menée par des médecins-chercheurs français montre que les femmes jeunes qui arrêtent leur hormonothérapie, traitement de référence des cancers du sein hormonodépendants, voient leurs risques de rechute et d’apparition de métastases se multiplier très rapidement. Parmi les principaux facteurs de non-adhésion au traitement : ses effets indésirables mal supportés. Sommaire Une femme sur […]

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OTTAWA — The federal government is going to pay a bonus to Canadian Armed Forces members at risk of exposure to COVID-19 because of their duties. National Defence says troops deployed to long-term care facilities in Ontario and Quebec and others will be paid an extra $78 per day. The military says the Exceptional Hazard […]

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VANCOUVER — Ports along the West Coast of Canada and the United States were quiet Friday as workers with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union stopped operations to support racial equality and social justice. A statement from the union said the eight-hour action was to honour Juneteenth, the celebration of the emancipation of slaves in […]

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