A Penticton nurse who attended the Brain Health Services conference in Geneva wants British Columbia to adopt a broader, earlier model of dementia care that emphasizes early diagnosis, risk profiling and coordinated support.
PacifiCorp has lobbied in multiple states for laws to limit wildfire payouts and is appealing jury verdicts tied to Oregon’s Labor Day fires; one plaintiff, Cuozzo, was awarded more than $6 million and is still awaiting payment.
Mark Carney is travelling to India to promote trade amid lingering suspicion about links between India's government and violence in Canada. A recent survey for the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada found Canadians favour restoring relations with India by 51% to 22%.
The opinion argues that Canada's market-based housing system has contributed to rising homelessness and social divisions, and it calls for renewed public investment in non-profit and mixed-income housing models.
Congolese forces launched an assault on the coltan-producing town of Rubaya after the site was reportedly added to a list giving U.S. investors preferred access during U.S.-brokered talks, and fighting has been reported around villages near the town.
Prime Minister Mark Carney landed in Mumbai to begin a two-day visit before travelling to New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, part of efforts to reset a strained Canada–India relationship and pursue diversified trade ties.
Veterans who served in the 1990–91 Persian Gulf War are asking the federal government to reclassify their service as wartime and to recognize Gulf War Illness; Veterans Affairs Canada says it honours all veterans and will mark the 35th anniversary.
ConcernedApe announced Clint and Sandy as new marriage candidates for the upcoming 1.7 patch, and some players reacted negatively to Clint while others hope the update will soften his dialogue.
Lakehead University’s student union says Ontario’s end to the tuition freeze and new OSAP grant caps will disproportionately affect students at its Thunder Bay and Orillia campuses.
A Canadian who helped assemble a water treatment plant in Gaza left after Doctors Without Borders and many international NGOs suspended operations following a new Israeli requirement for staff lists; a petition to Israel's Supreme Court was heard and the outcome is not yet public.
