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Hospitalizations expected to surge as flu cases rise across Canada

John Marchesan / citynews - New data reveals influenza cases are skyrocketing across the country, with a surge of hospitalizations expected in the coming weeks. Canada’s public health database shows 28 per cent of nationwide flu tests have come back positive, an almost eight per cen…

#canada #publichealth #immunization #diseaseoutbreak #publicsafety #emergencyresponse #healthcare

As H3N2 spreads, can you still get your flu shot before holiday gatherings?

2 months / globalnews / Uday Rana

Emergency rooms strained as flu activity builds across Quebec

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Schools have become cesspools for cold and flu, but they don’t have to be: Ontario School Safety

2 months / citynews / Rachel Morgan

Hospitalizations expected to surge as flu cases rise across Canada

2 months / citynews / John Marchesan

Is the ‘superflu’ as bad as it sounds? Here’s what to know about the new mutated variant surging in Canada

2 months / nationalpost / Sharon Kirkey

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Anti-immigrant sentiment rises with loss of consensus on immigration policy

News Staff / citynews - OTTAWA — Canada’s long-held consensus on immigration — that it’s a net positive for the country — has been coming apart in recent years. Roughly half of the population thinks too many immigrants have been coming to Canada, according to several private pol…

#politics #canada #publicprotests #humanrights #immigration #canadianpolitics

When ‘welcoming’ loses its focus

2 months / winnipegfreepress / Kenneth Ingram

MORGAN: Race-based policies are sinking Canada

2 months / westernstandard / Cory Morgan

THE PAIKIN PODCAST: How Trudeau spoiled Canada’s consensus on immigration

2 months / sootoday

Anti-immigrant sentiment rises with loss of consensus on immigration policy

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Anti-immigrant sentiment rises with loss of consensus on immigration policy

2 months / sootoday

Back to Top / Saturday, December 20, 2025, 7:20 am / permalink 17163 / 5 stories in 2 months


Carney has sketched the broad strokes of an AI policy, but details remain vague

News Staff / citynews - OTTAWA — At the Paris AI Action Summit in February, then-prime minister Justin Trudeau and other world leaders watched as U.S. Vice President JD Vance took the stage to rail against AI regulation. Vance’s speech — delivered with his face projected on a la…

#markcarney #politics #canada #technology #digitalinfrastructure #paris #government #canadianpolitics

Forging a future with AI

2 months / winnipegfreepress / Maggie Macintosh

Cultivating intelligence: Why Canada must grow, not just import, AI

2 months / theglobeandmail / Vivek Goel, Mark Daley

Baranyai: AI architects noteworthy, but maybe not laudable

2 months / lfpress / Robin Guillemette

Carney has sketched the broad strokes of an AI policy, but details remain vague

2 months / citynews / News Staff

Carney has sketched the broad strokes of an AI policy, but details remain vague

2 months / sootoday

Investors are seeking more AI profit and fewer promises

2 months / theglobeandmail / John Rapley

Back to Top / Saturday, December 20, 2025, 7:20 am / permalink 17161 / 6 stories in 2 months


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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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