As Ontario officially enters a seventh wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of Ottawa’s own health experts say the city is “going blind” directly. According to Dr. Kieran Moore, medical director of the province, the BA.5 subvariant has been rising slowly since early June, but it really began to “take off” in mid-month, becoming a …
A fossil specimen of Burgess Shale’s Stanleycaris hirpex shows a strange-looking animal with three eyes that illuminate the evolution of the brain, vision, and head of modern insects and spiders. Jean-Bernard Caron / The Canadian Press Research based on a collection of Burgess Shale fossils shows a strange-looking animal with three eyes that illuminates the …
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On Friday, BC health officials recommended that people 12 years of age or older receive a fall boost for COVID-19 in the fall. This comes when BC is seeing an increase in the Omicron BA.5 variant, the acting provincial health officer, Dr. Martin Lavoie, said on Friday. Details are still being released, but officials say …
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With No. 158 overall pick, the Edmonton Oilers used their fifth-round pick to catch Brynas Jr. goalkeeper Samuel Jonsson. of the Swedish youth league. With only their second pick in the NHL Incoming Draft, the Oilers sought to bolster their goalkeeper depth by selecting Samuel Jonsson of Brynas Jr. in 15th place overall. Listed at …
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An outbreak of hand, foot and mouth pain in a daycare center has caused a Winnipeg mother to publicly warn other families after a serious infection sent her to the emergency room. “I just want (Manitobans) to know that it can be very serious for other people, even if your experience isn’t very severe. Even …
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Toronto police say they are chasing a man who may have kidnapped a child and took them to the tube in Scarborough on Friday evening. Toronto Police Const. David Hopkinson says officers were called after a man was seen carrying a child in a stroller on the subway at Victoria Park Station before 5 p.m. …
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Fox doesn’t know how to give him the funny reactions before and after the Boing Boing “job reports” Canada unexpectedly lost 43,000 jobs last month on CBC News Canada’s unemployment rate fell to an all-time low in June, despite losing 43,000 jobs The Globe and Mail The jobs report gives Powell a little more clue …
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Jodie McConnell said that as soon as she learned that there was another outbreak of COVID-19 in her mother’s long-term care home she panicked. “I was afraid this outbreak would be like the previous ones,” he told CBC News. So far, the outbreak in St. Joseph’s Villa in Sudbury, Ontario, where his mother, Jean, lives, …
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The MacBook Air with Apple’s latest patented M2 processing chip is available for booking starting Friday. But as soon as the new laptop is available, it already faces shipping delays. Customers can book the MacBook Air M2 through the Apple website or the Apple Store app. However, these order options already show shipping estimates beyond …
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Elon Musk’s tumultuous U.S. offer of $ 44 billion to buy Twitter is on the verge of collapse after Tesla’s CEO sent a letter to Twitter’s board of directors saying it was ending the acquisition. Twitter board chairman Bret Taylor tweeted on Friday that the board is “committed to closing the deal on the price …