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Montreal family wants apology from city after snow plow striking cars caught on video
A Montreal family is asking for an apology from the city after a snow plow was caught on camera crashing into multiple vehicles. The collisions took place during a major snowstorm earlier in the week. One of the family's cars was hit so hard it is believed to be a total loss.
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A Montreal family is asking for an apology from the city after a snow plow was caught on camera crashing into multiple vehicles. The collisions took place during a major snowstorm earlier in the week. One of the family's cars was hit so hard it is believed to be a total loss.
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2 young boys dead, mother in critical condition after incident in Scarborough
Toronto Police's homicide unit is investigating an incident in a Scarborough apartment where two young brothers, aged 4 and 5, were found without vital signs. Their mother, 25, was critically injured, having fallen from a balcony. The boys' deaths are treated as suspicious, with autopsies pending. The police believe the mother's fall wasn't accidental, and while her injuries are serious, she is stable. The father reportedly passed away recently, and authorities are examining the family dynamic. The custodian described the family as previously happy, unaware of any issues. The investigation is ongoing.
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Toronto Police's homicide unit is investigating an incident in a Scarborough apartment where two young brothers, aged 4 and 5, were found without vital signs. Their mother, 25, was critically injured, having fallen from a balcony. The boys' deaths are treated as suspicious, with autopsies pending. The police believe the mother's fall wasn't accidental, and while her injuries are serious, she is stable. The father reportedly passed away recently, and authorities are examining the family dynamic. The custodian described the family as previously happy, unaware of any issues. The investigation is ongoing.
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Ottawa launches $13B dental-care program with kids and seniors first up for coverage
The Canadian federal government introduced a $13-billion dental VA-care plan covering routine dentistry costs. Initially focusing on children under 18 and select seniors, the plan aims to include all eligible low- and middle-income Canadians by 2025. The phased application process begins with seniors aged 87 and over this month, extending to other age groups in the new year.
The plan, replacing a previous interim program, targets households with incomes below $90,000 and provides coverage with varying co-pays based on income brackets. Health Minister Mark Holland sees it as transformative, offering dental coverage to nearly nine million Canadians without insurance. The application process will involve government-initiated mail invitations.
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The Canadian federal government introduced a $13-billion dental VA-care plan covering routine dentistry costs. Initially focusing on children under 18 and select seniors, the plan aims to include all eligible low- and middle-income Canadians by 2025. The phased application process begins with seniors aged 87 and over this month, extending to other age groups in the new year.
The plan, replacing a previous interim program, targets households with incomes below $90,000 and provides coverage with varying co-pays based on income brackets. Health Minister Mark Holland sees it as transformative, offering dental coverage to nearly nine million Canadians without insurance. The application process will involve government-initiated mail invitations.
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Canadians and Albertans aren't sold on Alberta pension, skeptical about $334B figure, poll suggests
A recent poll by the Angus Reid Institute conducted between Nov. 24 and Dec. 1 indicates that many Albertans are skeptical about the idea of the province establishing its own pension plan. The survey found that 48% of Albertans opposed leaving the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), while 36% supported the idea. Across the country, more than half of respondents in British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada also opposed the notion. The proposal garnered more support in Saskatchewan and Quebec, with 31% and 32% in favor, respectively. Quebec has had its pension plan since 1966.
The Alberta government had released a report in September, suggesting the province could receive a $334-billion asset transfer from the CPP in 2027 if it establishes its own plan. However, skepticism remains, with 51% of Albertans expressing concerns about being worse off under an Alberta Pension Plan, and only 31% believing they would be better off. The uncertainty surrounding the size of the asset transfer is a key factor contributing to skepticism among Canadians and Albertans. The Alberta Pension Plan consultations are currently on hold as the province awaits asset transfer figures from the Chief Actuary of Canada.
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A recent poll by the Angus Reid Institute conducted between Nov. 24 and Dec. 1 indicates that many Albertans are skeptical about the idea of the province establishing its own pension plan. The survey found that 48% of Albertans opposed leaving the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), while 36% supported the idea. Across the country, more than half of respondents in British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada also opposed the notion. The proposal garnered more support in Saskatchewan and Quebec, with 31% and 32% in favor, respectively. Quebec has had its pension plan since 1966.
The Alberta government had released a report in September, suggesting the province could receive a $334-billion asset transfer from the CPP in 2027 if it establishes its own plan. However, skepticism remains, with 51% of Albertans expressing concerns about being worse off under an Alberta Pension Plan, and only 31% believing they would be better off. The uncertainty surrounding the size of the asset transfer is a key factor contributing to skepticism among Canadians and Albertans. The Alberta Pension Plan consultations are currently on hold as the province awaits asset transfer figures from the Chief Actuary of Canada.
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Medical officer of health urges vaccination as viral signals rise 💉
With all signs pointing to rising rates of respiratory viruses in Ottawa, Ottawa's top doctor is urging older adults to get their updated COVID-19 and flu jabs.
Flu signals have been rising to match similar trends in COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). While it takes about two weeks for vaccines to take their full effect, Medical Officer of Health Dr. Vera Etches said it's not too late to get caught up before holiday gatherings.
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With all signs pointing to rising rates of respiratory viruses in Ottawa, Ottawa's top doctor is urging older adults to get their updated COVID-19 and flu jabs.
Flu signals have been rising to match similar trends in COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). While it takes about two weeks for vaccines to take their full effect, Medical Officer of Health Dr. Vera Etches said it's not too late to get caught up before holiday gatherings.
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Two boys dead, woman in hospital after incident at Toronto apartment
A four-year-old and five-year-old boy are pronounced dead after a woman and the two bovs were found unresponsive at a Toronto apartment.
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Deadly restraint of Soleiman Faqiri by Ontario jail guards a homicide, inquest finds
The jury at a coroner's inquest declared Soleiman Faqiri's 2016 death in an Ontario jail a homicide, though it holds no legal consequences. Faqiri, suffering from schizoaffective disorder, died after being restrained, pepper-sprayed, and left shackled face down. The jury made 57 recommendations to prevent future deaths in provincial jails. Faqiri's family, who had sought accountability for years, welcomed the verdict.
Despite no criminal charges against guards in previous police investigations, the homicide classification could prompt a reexamination of the case. The jury emphasized the need for change in jail protocols and mental health support.
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The jury at a coroner's inquest declared Soleiman Faqiri's 2016 death in an Ontario jail a homicide, though it holds no legal consequences. Faqiri, suffering from schizoaffective disorder, died after being restrained, pepper-sprayed, and left shackled face down. The jury made 57 recommendations to prevent future deaths in provincial jails. Faqiri's family, who had sought accountability for years, welcomed the verdict.
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National pharmacare plan is in limbo as health minister calls pending deadline 'arbitrary'
Health Minister Mark Holland signaled that the Canadian government is unlikely to meet the year-end deadline imposed by the NDP for passing pharmacare legislation. The legislation is a condition of the supply-and-confidence agreement that maintains the Liberals in power until 2025. Talks are ongoing with NDP MP Don Davies, the party's health critic, to craft legislation for a national drug coverage plan. The NDP's deadline, set in the supply-and-confidence agreement, may not be met, and the likelihood of passing contentious pharmacare legislation before the Christmas break is low. Holland emphasized the importance of getting the legislation right rather than rushing to meet arbitrary deadlines.
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Health Minister Mark Holland signaled that the Canadian government is unlikely to meet the year-end deadline imposed by the NDP for passing pharmacare legislation. The legislation is a condition of the supply-and-confidence agreement that maintains the Liberals in power until 2025. Talks are ongoing with NDP MP Don Davies, the party's health critic, to craft legislation for a national drug coverage plan. The NDP's deadline, set in the supply-and-confidence agreement, may not be met, and the likelihood of passing contentious pharmacare legislation before the Christmas break is low. Holland emphasized the importance of getting the legislation right rather than rushing to meet arbitrary deadlines.
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Mining claims jump in northern Ontario's Ring of Fire as EV battery interest grows
Mining claims in northern Ontario's Ring of Fire area have increased by 30% compared to last year, according to data analyzed by the Wildlands League. The region is considered crucial for Ontario's electric vehicle battery industry. However, local First Nations argue there hasn't been proper consultation about mining projects on their territories. The Wildlands League reported over 31,000 registered claims covering more than 626,000 hectares, with more than half held by Juno Corp. The surge raises concerns about the impact on peatlands, watersheds, and wildlife habitats. Critics demand consultation and criticize Ontario's free-entry mining system.
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Mining claims in northern Ontario's Ring of Fire area have increased by 30% compared to last year, according to data analyzed by the Wildlands League. The region is considered crucial for Ontario's electric vehicle battery industry. However, local First Nations argue there hasn't been proper consultation about mining projects on their territories. The Wildlands League reported over 31,000 registered claims covering more than 626,000 hectares, with more than half held by Juno Corp. The surge raises concerns about the impact on peatlands, watersheds, and wildlife habitats. Critics demand consultation and criticize Ontario's free-entry mining system.
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Edmonton city council backs more police patrols around transit 👮
Edmonton city councillors support more police and peace officers patrolling the city's public transit system in a bid to curb crime and social disorder, as the province announces money for Edmonton to hire 50 new officers next year.
At an update on the city's transit safety plan Tuesday, councillors heard police have designated three teams of six constables and one sergeant — a total of 21 officers to LRT stations.
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Edmonton city councillors support more police and peace officers patrolling the city's public transit system in a bid to curb crime and social disorder, as the province announces money for Edmonton to hire 50 new officers next year.
At an update on the city's transit safety plan Tuesday, councillors heard police have designated three teams of six constables and one sergeant — a total of 21 officers to LRT stations.
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UN votes to demand Israel-Hamas ceasefire, Canada votes in favour
The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favour of demanding a humanitarian ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the immediate release of hostages and the protection of all civilians. In a shift in stance since the start of the war, Canada voted in favour of an immediate ceasefire.
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The United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favour of demanding a humanitarian ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, the immediate release of hostages and the protection of all civilians. In a shift in stance since the start of the war, Canada voted in favour of an immediate ceasefire.
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B.C. drug smuggler fled to India to avoid 15-year prison sentence
Canadian authorities are seeking a "red notice" from Interpol for the arrest of Raj Kumar Mehmi, a Surrey man convicted of smuggling cocaine into Canada. Mehmi, sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison, allegedly fled to India to avoid imprisonment. A Canada-wide warrant has been issued, and the "red notice" would prompt foreign police to arrest him. Mehmi was caught in 2017 smuggling 80 kilograms of cocaine at the Peace Arch border crossing.
Despite a scheduled sentencing hearing in January, he boarded a flight to New Delhi in October 2022 and has not returned. The RCMP estimates the street value of the seized drugs at $3.2 million.
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Canadian authorities are seeking a "red notice" from Interpol for the arrest of Raj Kumar Mehmi, a Surrey man convicted of smuggling cocaine into Canada. Mehmi, sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison, allegedly fled to India to avoid imprisonment. A Canada-wide warrant has been issued, and the "red notice" would prompt foreign police to arrest him. Mehmi was caught in 2017 smuggling 80 kilograms of cocaine at the Peace Arch border crossing.
Despite a scheduled sentencing hearing in January, he boarded a flight to New Delhi in October 2022 and has not returned. The RCMP estimates the street value of the seized drugs at $3.2 million.
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Heiltsuk man, granddaughter seek more discipline for Vancouver police officers who wrongfully handcuffed them
Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter are urging British Columbia's police complaint commissioner to reopen disciplinary proceedings against Vancouver police officers, Mitchel Tong and Canon Wong, who wrongfully handcuffed them in 2019. The incident, sparked by suspicions over their government-issued Indian status cards, led to a human rights settlement and a cultural apology ceremony. Despite officers' suspension, Johnson seeks a second reparation ceremony in Bella Bella, emphasizing the disrespect to his family, culture, and community. The emotional toll is evident in Johnson's plea: "If the constables don't come to Bella Bella and apologize properly, the hole in me and our community will persist."
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Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter are urging British Columbia's police complaint commissioner to reopen disciplinary proceedings against Vancouver police officers, Mitchel Tong and Canon Wong, who wrongfully handcuffed them in 2019. The incident, sparked by suspicions over their government-issued Indian status cards, led to a human rights settlement and a cultural apology ceremony. Despite officers' suspension, Johnson seeks a second reparation ceremony in Bella Bella, emphasizing the disrespect to his family, culture, and community. The emotional toll is evident in Johnson's plea: "If the constables don't come to Bella Bella and apologize properly, the hole in me and our community will persist."
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More people aware of residential school harms but work still needed, report finds
A report from the University of Manitoba, University of Victoria, and Toronto Metropolitan University, in collaboration with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, indicates increased public awareness of past harms from residential schools in Canada. The Canadian Reconciliation Barometer report, based on a poll conducted by Leger in August 2022, surveyed 3,174 people (1,034 Indigenous and 2,140 non-Indigenous) across six regions. The survey found that 90% of non-Indigenous respondents and 94% of Indigenous respondents had read or heard about residential schools, up from 65% and 87%, respectively, in 2021. The report suggests progress in reconciliation awareness but emphasizes the need for continued education on the lasting effects of residential schools.
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12-year-olds accused in LRT assault were in province's care at time of attack 👨⚖️
A pair of 12-year-old girls accused in a brutal assault at an LRT station that hospitalized a 55-year-old woman were receiving intervention services from the province at the time, court records show.
The case had a brief hearing in Edmonton's Court of Justice on Wednesday. Only one of the girls has a lawyer on record so far. Neither child was present at the hearing, and the case will next be back in court on Jan. 8. Court records show that after the two girls were arrested, one was detained at EPS's northwest campus, while the other was held at the Stollery Children's Hospital.
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A pair of 12-year-old girls accused in a brutal assault at an LRT station that hospitalized a 55-year-old woman were receiving intervention services from the province at the time, court records show.
The case had a brief hearing in Edmonton's Court of Justice on Wednesday. Only one of the girls has a lawyer on record so far. Neither child was present at the hearing, and the case will next be back in court on Jan. 8. Court records show that after the two girls were arrested, one was detained at EPS's northwest campus, while the other was held at the Stollery Children's Hospital.
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3rd beluga whale from Canada dies at Mystic Aquarium
A 9-year-old beluga whale at Mvstic Aguarium named Kharabali has died, marking the third death among five whales that were transported there from Canada in 2021.
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A 9-year-old beluga whale at Mvstic Aguarium named Kharabali has died, marking the third death among five whales that were transported there from Canada in 2021.
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Ontario vastly expanding where booze can be sold in move to modernize alcohol retail market
Starting in 2026, Ontarians will be able to buy beer, wine, cider, and seltzers at more locations, including convenience stores, big box outlets, some gas stations, and supermarkets, in a significant overhaul of alcohol sales. Premier Doug Ford's changes aim to modernize the market and provide the "largest expansion of consumer choice and convenience since the end of prohibition almost 100 years ago."
The government will end its Master Framework Agreement with The Beer Store, allowing for around 8,500 new locations to sell low-alcohol products. The LCBO will remain the sole retailer for high-alcohol spirits. The move follows Ford's 2018 election promise and seeks to support local Ontario producers. Health groups have expressed concerns about potential negative health outcomes.
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Starting in 2026, Ontarians will be able to buy beer, wine, cider, and seltzers at more locations, including convenience stores, big box outlets, some gas stations, and supermarkets, in a significant overhaul of alcohol sales. Premier Doug Ford's changes aim to modernize the market and provide the "largest expansion of consumer choice and convenience since the end of prohibition almost 100 years ago."
The government will end its Master Framework Agreement with The Beer Store, allowing for around 8,500 new locations to sell low-alcohol products. The LCBO will remain the sole retailer for high-alcohol spirits. The move follows Ford's 2018 election promise and seeks to support local Ontario producers. Health groups have expressed concerns about potential negative health outcomes.
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Judge dismisses latest bid by driver who caused Humboldt Broncos crash to stay in Canada
A judge rejected truck driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu's bid to avoid deportation after causing the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018. Sidhu, sentenced to eight years for dangerous driving, pleaded guilty to the crash that killed 16. Despite parole, deportation was recommended. Sidhu's lawyer argued officials overlooked his clean record and remorse, seeking a second review. The judge acknowledged the tragedy's impact but stated the court couldn't alter the consequences.
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A judge rejected truck driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu's bid to avoid deportation after causing the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018. Sidhu, sentenced to eight years for dangerous driving, pleaded guilty to the crash that killed 16. Despite parole, deportation was recommended. Sidhu's lawyer argued officials overlooked his clean record and remorse, seeking a second review. The judge acknowledged the tragedy's impact but stated the court couldn't alter the consequences.
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Destroy street check data, says OHRC, after report on anti-Black racism by Toronto police
The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) has released its final report and blueprint after a six-year inquiry into anti-Black systemic racism within the Toronto Police Service (TPS). The report recommends that Toronto police destroy historical street check data, provide greater transparency on officer discipline, and implement a distinct policy or procedure on racial profiling. The OHRC's findings indicate systemic racial discrimination, racial profiling, and anti-Black racism within the interactions between Black people and Toronto police services. The report outlines gaps in policies and procedures at TPS and the Toronto Police Service Board, highlighting the over-representation of Black people in arbitrary street checks, enforcement actions, arrests and charges, use of force, strip searches, and out-of-sight driving offenses. The report emphasizes the need for systemic change and eradication of anti-Black racism within the police force.
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The Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) has released its final report and blueprint after a six-year inquiry into anti-Black systemic racism within the Toronto Police Service (TPS). The report recommends that Toronto police destroy historical street check data, provide greater transparency on officer discipline, and implement a distinct policy or procedure on racial profiling. The OHRC's findings indicate systemic racial discrimination, racial profiling, and anti-Black racism within the interactions between Black people and Toronto police services. The report outlines gaps in policies and procedures at TPS and the Toronto Police Service Board, highlighting the over-representation of Black people in arbitrary street checks, enforcement actions, arrests and charges, use of force, strip searches, and out-of-sight driving offenses. The report emphasizes the need for systemic change and eradication of anti-Black racism within the police force.
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Alberta's COVID death toll up by 36 since last week, with 177 more hospitalizations 🦠
Another 36 Albertans have died from COVID, according to the latest weekly data released by the province on Thursday. That brings the death toll for the current season to 306.
The latest data also shows an additional 177 people were hospitalized for COVID, including 14 admitted to intensive care units (ICU). In total, there have now been 2,652 hospitalizations this season, including 152 admissions to ICU.
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Another 36 Albertans have died from COVID, according to the latest weekly data released by the province on Thursday. That brings the death toll for the current season to 306.
The latest data also shows an additional 177 people were hospitalized for COVID, including 14 admitted to intensive care units (ICU). In total, there have now been 2,652 hospitalizations this season, including 152 admissions to ICU.
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