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Study shows one in 10 disabled Canadians live in unsuitable homes

by Ojasvini Parashar | Jun 17, 2022 | Canadian News, News | 0 |

A survey shows nearly 10 per cent of all persons with disabilities lived in private dwellings that needed major repairs.

Canadian government suspends vaccine mandates for travellers

by Tim O'Shaughnessy | Jun 14, 2022 | Canadian News, Headlines, News | 0 |

Canadians will no longer need proof of vaccination to board plains or trains, increasing demand in the already hectic travel industry.

Infrastructure across Northern Canada is not ready for climate change: report

by Tarek Youzbashi | Jun 14, 2022 | Canadian News, News | 0 |

Northern infrastructure is more susceptible to climate change as the North warms three times faster than the global average.

Voting times extended at 27 polling stations in Ontario

by Naima Nur | Jun 2, 2022 | Canadian News, News, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

The voting results of 19 ridings will belayed by up to two hours tonight.

Schreiner wins re-election in Guelph, holds hopes for future gains as support grows

by Nitika Mishra | Jun 2, 2022 | Canadian News, Headlines, Ontario Election 2022 | 0 |

Green Party leader Mike Schreiner and his supporters are eagerly waiting for results of the Ontario Election on Thursday night, if they hang on to the riding of Guelph and steal the Parry Sound- Muskoka seat from the Conservatives.

Ontario gas prices set to drop 10 cents Friday after a historic jump

by Sofiia Rusyn | May 19, 2022 | Canadian News | 0 |

Gas prices are expected to drop as Ontario heads into the long weekend.

Two years later, COVID-19 makes Canadians feel farther apart than ever

by Jesse Glazer | Apr 23, 2022 | Canadian News, COVID-19, News | 0 |

A report from the Angus Reid Institute said a majority of Canadians believe the pandemic has brought out the worst in people and pulled people apart.

Ontario nurses say retention incentive simply not enough

by Ryan Edralin | Apr 15, 2022 | Canadian News | 0 |

The Ontario government’s $5,000 retention incentive is supposed to stabilize the current workforce but there were issues prevalent prior to the pandemic.

HIdden market for Home tattooing poses serious health risks

by Makayla Verbruggen | May 4, 2021 | Canadian News, GTA News | 0 |

The dangers in getting an unregulated basement tattoo could include contracting bacterial skin infections, an allergic skin reaction or a rash, and blood-borne diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis B or C.