Thursday, October 06, 2022

6 October - START Page - MSM Canada

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  • 4 sex assault nurse examiners resign in wake of N.B. premier's comments a day ago  –  At least four sexual assault nurse examiners have resigned from Horizon's already understaffed program in the wake of comments by New Brunswick's premier about a Fredericton victim being turned away, which one nurse described as a "slap in the face."
  • A controversy-courting U.S. politician causes stir on Canadian university campus
  • A healer and activist, Sacheen Littlefeather was far more than her infamous Oscar moment
  • Nunavut family calls for apology over hospital's treatment of mother's body
  • With my new glasses, I got so much more than the ability to see the world fully
  • Canadian officials have met with Taliban more than a dozen times since Kabul fell: documents
  • Russian ethnic minorities bearing brunt of Russia's war mobilization in Ukraine
  • Aftermath of Fiona's storm damage will be long-lasting, say Nova Scotia foresters, farmers
  • How a powerful Legault government could face pushback from the opposition and beyond
  • As sponsors pull their support, politicians turn up the heat on Hockey Canada
  • Paying with a credit card? Expect to see a fee when you s
  • Alberta to be 1st province to regulate psychedelics for therapy, government says 21 hours ago 
  • Cabinet documents should be reviewed to ensure government isn't hiding things from the public, watchdog says
  • Nunavut community welcomes an upswing of cruise ship tourists after 2 years of quiet
  • Salmon struggle to spawn amid record-setting drought, with hundreds dead in B.C.
  • Rust filming to resume after family of cinematographer shot by Baldwin settles lawsuit
  • Driverless grocery delivery one step closer to reality
  • OPEC+ to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day next month
    a day ago  –  The OPEC+ alliance of oil-exporting countries on Wednesday decided to sharply cut production to support sagging oil prices, a move that could deal the struggling global economy another blow and raise politically sensitive pump prices for U.S. drivers just ahead of key national elections.
  • Angelina Jolie describes Brad Pitt's allegedly abusive behaviour in court filing
  • Oscar winners Cotillard, Binoche chop off hair in solidarity with Iran protesters
  • Most toxic drug deaths are now from smoking. Advocates ask when B.C. will adjust to that reality
  • Feds say the move to reform Hockey Canada is on after Hoc
  • Former senator charged with sexual assault still retains 'honourable' title for life 10 hours ago  –  A disgraced former senator now facing sexual assault charges still retains his "honourable" title as a former member of Canada's upper house.
  • Competitive fishing has a cheating problem, and these Canadian anglers say they've seen it happen
  • I never thought I would be deployed for the Red Cross to help with Canada's shortage of doctors
  • A new United Conservative Party leader — and Alberta's next premier — to be announced tonight
  • Vancouver woman shocked to find checked bag, clothes in tatters after Air Canada flight
  • The long fight for women’s rights in Iran
  • The National | Pakistan relief, Credit card fees, Trump book
  • North Korea's latest missile launches 'absolutely intolerable,' Japan's PM says
  • Federal government reveals plan to improve access to diabetes care across Canada
  • This B.C. woman was enjoying the fall colours. Then a bear attacked. Now she's in the ICU
  • Tim Hortons pulls sponsorship of men's programming in wa
  • Indonesian police to charge 6 people in soccer disaster that led to 131 deaths an hour ago  –  Indonesian police said Thursday they are bringing criminal charges against three officers and three civilians for their roles in the deaths of 131 people when police fired tear gas inside a soccer stadium, setting off a panicked run for the exits in which many were crushed.
  • Man! Shania Twain tops the new Billboard top 100 karaoke songs of all time
  • Iranian TV airs 'confession' of French couple accused of spying
  • 'A part of me died that day,' says Ottawa woman sexually assaulted by Jacob Hoggard
  • Sweden seizes evidence at Nord Stream pipeline leak site in Baltic Sea
  • French author Annie Ernaux wins Nobel Prize in Literature
  • 'People should be responsible': Victim in alleged sex assault shocked by accused's release
  • How Dryden, Ont., is supporting people living with addictions and food insecurity
     9 hours ago  –  As the City of Dryden, Ont., continues to respond to homelessness and overdose crises in Canada, community members and agencies are coming together to offer new programs and services for its most vulnerable.
  • At least 37 killed in shooting at Thailand child-care centre, police say
  • Wood from B.C. forests is being burned for electricity billed as green — but critics say that's deceptive
  • Fear itself: How nuclear threats play into the Kremlin's infor
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