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Apple’s new high-end iPhone 14 Max is up to three weeks behind schedule. According to Haitong International Securities analyst Jeff Pu, the Cupertino-based company is facing problems with suppliers, especially those in China, who have entered COVID-19 confinements. These blockages have naturally halted production of the new iPhone, jeopardizing its scheduled release. Apple is expected …

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Content of the article GENEVA – A senior World Health Organization official said on Friday that the priority should be to contain monkeypox in non-endemic countries, and that this could be achieved through swift action. Smallpox, usually a mild viral infection, is endemic in African countries, but its spread to non-endemic countries, such as Europe …

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Analysis of the CBC News Conservative Leadership Debate Conservative leadership: CTV News is pushing for final membership Chris Selley: Are the Conservatives finally comfortable criticizing Quebec’s attacks on minority rights? National Mail See full coverage on Google News

Photo: contributed Okanagan Central Deputy Nicola Dan Albas This week is a week without meetings for the House of Commons, which allows MPs to return to their constituencies to meet with local residents and listen to their concerns. One of the challenges of public office is that while some concerns may fall exclusively under the …

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The Manitoba RCMP is investigating after a stabbing at the Pas Correctional Center on Wednesday evening. Mounties said around 7:10 p.m., officers were called to jail. A 34-year-old man, incarcerated in the correctional facility, had been stabbed several times and taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. The RCMP, Major Crime Services and Forensic Identification Services …

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Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro, pictured in 2021, said in a letter to the mayor of Edmonton that the capital does not keep its citizens safe. Todd Korol / The Canadian Press The Alberta Minister of Justice has invoked his powers under the Provincial Police Act to force the City of Edmonton to strengthen police …

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Stelco Hamilton employees take a picture with Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford. Provincial Election Day is June 2. Joshua Best / The Globe and Mail Even in the very controlled progressive-conservative provincial campaign, there are still moments that go out of script. On a recent afternoon, party officials are urging supporters of an Oshawa …

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Pangnirtung, a small town on Baffin Island, has been battling the largest tuberculosis outbreak in Nunavut since 2017, according to data released by the territorial government on Thursday after refusing for months to reveal the extent of the spread of the disease. The Nunavut Department of Health said on Thursday that 139 cases of tuberculosis …

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Meta Platforms Inc. on Thursday said it was working on restoring Instagram, after thousands of users reported problems accessing the image sharing platform. At its peak, more than 6,600 users reported problems with Instagram on Downdetector.com, which collects status reports on source interruptions, including user-submitted errors. The interruption may be affecting more users. According to …

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A Texas Department of Homeland Security official is found in front of crosses with the names of victims of a school shooting at a memorial outside Robb Elementary School, two days after a gunman killed nineteen children and two adults, in Uvalde, Texas, USA on May 26th. , 2022. REUTERS / Marco Bello Register now …

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