Thursday, September 10, 2020

10 September - Pale Moon START Page - MSM Canada

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  • WE Charity winding down operations in Canada after student grants scandal a day ago  –  After months in the political spotlight and pointed questions about its role in a summer student grants contract, WE Charity is winding down its operations in Canada.
  • B.C. to spend $1.6B, hire thousands of health-care workers for flu season
  • Trump acknowledged seriousness of COVID-19 privately to Bob Woodward in early February
  • The WE Charity controversy explained
  • WE Charity winding down operations in Canada after student grants scandal
  • A roundup of news about the pandemic for September 8
  • Quebec will hand out fines to those who refuse to wear masks
  • Get informed on the top stories of the day in 1 quick scan
  • Amid pandemic, large wedding ceremonies 'our most problematic issue' for Palestinians 12 hours ago  –  Large ceremonies are customary in Palestinian society, where weddings bind the couple to each other — and to the community. In the absence of physical distancing measures, weddings have proved an incubator for the novel coronavirus.
  • Hong Kong activists say Canadian police helpless against online threats
  • COVID-19 has taken 'heavy toll' on female immigrants working in health care, report says
  • At least 7 dead in wildfires in California, Pacific Northwest
  • 1st COVID-19 outbreaks at Alberta schools confirmed in Calgary and Lethbridge
  • Risking lives to stage Tokyo Olympics 'at any cost' is a price too high
  • Canada's largest school board pushes back start date for most high schools to Sept. 17
  • 'He was in our kids' beds': B.C. home broken into and lived in during family's vacation
  • 'Unprecedented' wildfire moving quickly toward Portland, thousands flee their homes
  • Alberta won't 'micromanage' businesses as COVID-19 infections climb: Kenney
  • Raptors force Game 7 against Celtics with gruelling double
  • Ranger who backed far-right groups to be dropped from reserves within weeks, says commander 43 minutes ago  –  It will be late into the fall before the army is able to completely cut ties with a Canadian Ranger who openly supported two far-right groups and called the prime minister a "treasonous bastard" on social media, the country's top soldier tells CBC News.
  • Decision expected today in challenge to B.C. law over access to private health care
  • Bill Morneau violated Elections Act ahead of 2019 election: commissioner
  • Quebec will hand out fines to those who refuse to wear masks
  • Large fire erupts in Beirut port area, a month after massive blast
  • Coronavirus: What's happening around the world on Thursday
  • CRA shocks woman by asking her to pay tax on money she hasn't yet earned
  • Here's the outlook for COVID-19 vaccines after one late-stage trial was suspended this week
  • Lights, Camera, Zoom: How COVID-19 is forcing TIFF to change
  • Canadian university students use Instagram to reveal racism on campuses
  • Law professor accuses University of Windsor of hiding docu
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