Canada · 6 d ago
Half of Canadians have avoided hospitals because of wait times, a poll finds
In a new Leger poll, 50 per cent said they avoid going to a hospital or doctor because they don't expect timely treatment.
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Canada · 6 d ago
Half of Canadians have avoided hospitals because of wait times, a poll finds
In a new Leger poll, 50 per cent said they avoid going to a hospital or doctor because they don't expect timely treatment.
Canada · 6 d ago
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Montreal police explain why it took a day to dismantle a unit accused of misconduct
Police say the unit's 16 officers worked a shift from 9 p.m. on Jun 11 to about 6:30 a.m. the next day. The unit was dismantled that evening.
Canada · 6 d ago
The B.C. NDP caucus meets to discuss an interim leader after its election loss
The NDP caucus fell to 28 members from 47, while the B.C. Conservatives hold a two-thirds majority with 63 seats.
Canada · 6 d ago
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Ontario's finance minister tables the fall economic statement Thursday
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is to update the province's finances on Thursday.
Canada · 6 d ago
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The Canada Revenue Agency tells 735 employees their jobs may be at risk, a union says
The Union of Taxation Employees says the workforce adjustment notices went out Wednesday, including to 534 of its members.
Canada · 6 d ago
Rogers must pay $15 million over how it marketed its Infinite wireless plans
The Competition Bureau said the ads gave the false impression of limitless data, when service is severely throttled once a cap is reached. The tribunal also ordered a corrective notice and payment of the bureau's legal costs.
Canada · 6 d ago
Quebec asks the court to cancel the private sale of 94 social housing units
The Résidence de la Rive-Nord, a seniors' housing non-profit in Repentigny, was sold on Sep 23 for $8.5 million, without the government's authorization.
Canada · 6 d ago
Ontario says adopting the federal lead limit for drinking water would cost too much
Health Canada's guideline, set in 2019, is five parts per billion. Ontario allows twice as much.
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