Toronto raises concern about vaccination refusal
The City of Toronto is refusing to provide its employees with proof of vaccinations. “It’s very difficult for a leader to explain why they are not able to provide documentation in the place we’d…
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New Zealand politician rides from Parliament to hospital — all on her bike
A New Zealand politician had an unusual, and very swift, journey to the hospital — a bicycle trip through a mountainous wilderness. Naomi Robson, a member of parliament for the Green Party, reportedly was…
Second-hand smoke treatment is at risk from Brexit
Convicts at Reading prison are losing out on their right to “unimpeded access to health care when required”. After screening and authorisation, prisoners are required to surrender their prescription or medical records, revealing what…
Don’t Forget the Family, Family Visitors: New Law Could Mean More Elderly Residency in Nursing Homes
Trained professional caregivers are needed to take care of older adults, but changes in legislation are resulting in some nursing homes disallowing visitors. Now, families are cheering, but at least one doctor is worried….
France is concerned about a potential ‘winter of discontent’ in its vineyards
Top headline in La Croix de Saumur: “The winter of our discontent.” The French vineyards are still picking over the effects of last year’s unusual cold snap, which lasted from February to April. Many…
Student whistle-blowers shine spotlight on online abuse
Cover Art from Cover A An autobiography, a series of illustrated prints and an empowering, step-by-step ebook. Ifeoma’s inspirational story gives birth to a national movement helping students understand and recognize their right to…
Canada’s Atlantic premiers rip Ontario for using outdated map to grant mining licence
MONTREAL — Newfoundland and Labrador’s premier is blasting the government of Ontario for using a map a local First Nation says is outdated and inaccurate. “They are trying to establish a new route through…
Charity sells downtown Toronto office in deal worth $36m
We Charity sold downtown Toronto properties, including its charity’s headquarters, for about $36m in a deal that included some losses. It is a big win, or a loss, for the organization. The proceeds from…
Water ball to symbolise Macron’s climate change plan
Image copyright Ibex Design Group Image caption The French pavilion was designed by Ibex Design Group A giant water ball shaped like a moth will make its way through the Normandy port of Rouen…
Suspect in British Columbia shooting arrested at hotel
The man suspected of firing shots at police in British Columbia before being arrested Monday morning was turned over to police officers at a Vancouver hotel in the early afternoon. The suspect was involved…