NEW YORK, May 26 (Reuters) – Billionaire Elon Musk has been sued by Twitter Inc. (TWTR.N) investors for allegedly manipulating the company’s stock price down as CEO of electric car maker Tesla Inc. (TSLA.O) goes up $ 44 billion. OPA of the social networking platform. Investors said Musk saved $ 156 million by not revealing …
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Long-term smokers will be screened for lung cancer in an effort to improve treatment at BC CBC.ca BC Cancer Launches Lung Cancer Screening Program – BC News Castanet.net Lung Cancer Screening Program Launches Seven Times at Island Times Colonist Lung cancer screening program announced for BC communities, including PG My PG Now See full coverage …
Maryland offers state driving license and identification on Apple Wallet WJZ Apple Wallet’s state ID support extends to Maryland residents The Verge Maryland residents can now add driver’s licenses to the Apple Wallet Engadget Maryland begins issuing digital driver’s licenses, ID cards The Washington Post Maryland becomes the second state in the country to offer …
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CFL and CFLPA reach new interim collective agreement 3downnation.com CFLPA votes on new interim agreement with CFL on Thursday TSN Saskatchewan Roughriders Continue Training Camps Amid Labor Negotiations Global News “Progress” on ABC talks, early voting ahead of CFL deadline tonight: 3downnation.com report CFL has not been told if the CFLPA is scheduled to hold …
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The CFL and the CFL Players Association have reached a new interim collective agreement, according to sources. The new deal includes a $ 1.25 million ratification bonus, more than the $ 1 million the league offered Monday night. It is subject to the vote of the players of the union members. The ratio will remain …
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Nova Scotia reports 1,584 new laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19, 40 hospitalizations and 13 deaths during the seven-day period ending 23 May. The number of new cases, including those related to long-term outbreaks, continues to decline, as does the number of new hospitalizations. “The pandemic is not over, but as we emerge from this latest wave …
Mass vaccines are not yet needed to combat the rise in monkeypox cases in Canada, a senior health official said on Thursday, but people should keep their distance from others to prevent the virus from spreading. Deputy Public Health Director Dr. Howard Njoo said that because the virus “does not discriminate” and can be spread …
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Drake Batherson scored 43 seconds after extra time and Canada got a 4-3 comeback over Sweden in the quarter-finals of the World Hockey Championship on Thursday. Sweden jumped to 3-0 in the middle of the second period with goals from Carl Klingberg, William Nylander and Max Friberg. Ryan Graves made Canada’s comeback with a goal …
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(Photo via Gov of PEI.) The provincial government is lifting its vaccination mandate. The province introduced regulations in December 2021 that require service providers and employees of certain companies, facilities, and organizations to be completely vaccinated or have a medically approved exemption. Given the current epidemiology, the province has decided not to extend the …
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CALGARY – Everyone knows how difficult it is to eliminate a group of National Hockey League players, or more specifically, send a Calgary Flames team that won 50 regular season games during its summer. But in case any of the Edmonton Oilers needed a review, many were watching Wednesday night as the St. The Louis …