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Surge in RSV adds to pediatric hospital pressures. Here's what to do cbc.ca

Pediatricians have suggestions for parents and caregivers coping with coughing and sneezing children as some children's hospitals in Canada report a surge in respiratory infections. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Montreal's famed Rocky Horror Picture Show Ball cancelled after cast members allege exploitation cbc.ca

It's a staple of Montreal's Halloween celebrations but this year, the city's beloved Rocky Horror Picture Show Ball is cancelled — and it's not due to COVID-19. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Canada today to address crisis in Haiti cbc.ca

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Canada today to meet with senior officials about the deteriorating situation in Haiti — a country that is in a state of anarchy as it grapples with marauding gangs, food and fuel shortages, and a resurgence of cholera. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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P.E.I.'s Bluefield High School in 'shelter in place situation', according to Public Schools Branch cbc.ca

A "shelter in place situation" is in place at Bluefield High School, outside of Charlottetown, following an incident outside the school, according to the Public Schools Branch. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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'Perfect storm' has Albertans waiting long hours in backlogged hospital emergency rooms cbc.ca

Zolton Yaremie is weary after an exhausting ordeal at the emergency room with his daughter. The pair arrived around 1:30 p.m. "By the time we actually got in and sat in a bed, I think it was just after 10 p.m.," Yaremie said. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Watch CBC's live coverage of Winnipeg election results cbc.ca

Polling stations in Winnipeg are about to close — and people in Manitoba's biggest city will soon find out who their next mayor will be. The city is choosing its first new leader since 2014, when incumbent two-term Mayor Brian Bowman was first elected. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Horizon makes sweeping changes to sexual assault services after victim turned away from ER cbc.ca

The Horizon Health Network has announced dramatic changes to its sexual assault nurse examiner program, including plans to increase staffing, develop a provincial education strategy, form a provincial governance committee, and a rebranding as forensic nurse examiner services. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Korean restaurant in Quebec City to reopen after facing harassment for lack of French cbc.ca

Two weeks ago, Joe and his family made the painful decision to close their Korean restaurant, Bab Sang. They even considered leaving Quebec City. People were stopping by the restaurant, pointing and whispering. Some took photos. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Alberta's newly minted UCP cabinet will need to lead Premier Smith, lest there be trouble cbc.ca

This column is an opinion from Ken Boessenkool, a professor at the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University and a research fellow at the C.D. Howe Institute. For more information about CBC's Opinion section, please see the FAQ. Well, it's a lot. Let me explain. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Ottawa police commander says Emergencies Act was helpful — but he's not sure it was necessary cbc.ca

An Ottawa Police officer who took over as event commander during last winter's convoy protests said it's hard for him to know whether invoking the Emergencies Act was justified because he never got a chance to execute his own plan to clear protesters from Ottawa's downtown. Supt. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Over 50 years later, Yellowknife woman born in Newfoundland discovers she was switched at birth cbc.ca

She was known as the goody-two-shoes of the bunch and they would make comments about how maybe she actually had a different father. How it happened remains a mystery; the Springdale Cottage Hospital where she was born is now closed. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Climate change has broad effects on health-care systems, medical journal says cbc.ca

When you have to shut down a hospital operating room (OR) because there's so much wildfire smoke your instruments can't be kept sterile, you know climate change is affecting health care. "That actually happened in my OR," said Dr. Alika Lafontaine, president of the Canadian Medical Association. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Canada examining how to keep its carbon capture competitive in wake of U.S. incentives cbc.ca

The federal government is looking at how it could alter its carbon capture offerings to keep Canada's energy industry competitive as the United States moves forward with a more aggressive plan to green its economy. The U.S. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Indigenous professionals say UBC is mishandling Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond ancestry fallout cbc.ca

Miranda Jimmy says there was an air of quiet alarm at UBC's Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre (IRSHDC) during a workshop she was attending a couple of weeks ago. The topic on the morning of Oct. 13 was how to collect oral testimony in a truthful way. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Sexual assault trial concludes for Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, ex-vaccine campaign chief cbc.ca

Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, the former head of the federal government's COVID-19 vaccine campaign, now awaits his fate after closing arguments in his sexual assault trial concluded Tuesday in Gatineau, Que. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Police can't pull over a driver without cause, Quebec Superior Court rules in racial profiling case cbc.ca

Police motor vehicle stops without cause are a violation of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Quebec Superior Court ruled Tuesday. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Ottawa rejects Rogers's original bid for access to Shaw's wireless frequencies cbc.ca

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Tuesday the federal government has officially denied a request to allow Rogers wholesale access to Shaw's wireless frequencies — but he also laid out conditions for a revamped proposal. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Emperor penguins now a threatened species due to climate change, U.S. says cbc.ca

Antarctica's emperor penguin is at risk of extinction due to rising global temperatures and sea ice loss, the U.S. government said Tuesday as it finalized protections for the animal under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. The U.S. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Mark Holland discusses personal trauma in plea to make politics more compassionate cbc.ca

WARNING: This story contains discussion of suicide. Government House Leader Mark Holland made an emotional plea for more compassion in politics Tuesday. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Canadian Human Rights Tribunal says Ottawa's $20B First Nations child welfare compensation still falls short cbc.ca

A key part of a $40 billion dollar First Nations child welfare agreement described as "historic" by the federal government could unravel following a ruling Tuesday by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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'Everyone's dream is to have a little white picket fence,' Ford says while changing housing rules cbc.ca

Reducing developer charges, allowing more units on one residential lot, and pursuing rent-to-own programs are among a host of measures Ontario announced Tuesday aimed at tackling the housing crisis. The Progressive Conservative government has promised to build 1. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Haitian journalist survives assassination attempt that leaves car riddled with bullets cbc.ca

A well-known Haitian journalist survived an assassination attempt on Tuesday that left his car riddled with bullets in the capital of Port-au-Prince, officials said. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Bloc leader condemns 'racist' and 'humiliating' monarchy while calling for Canada to cut ties with Charles cbc.ca

Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet delivered a provocative speech Tuesday condemning the monarchy as a "racist," "archaic," "almost archeological" and "humiliating" institution that should be scrapped. #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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Freeland is trying to get ahead of a recession — but EI reform might not come fast enough cbc.ca

That's not entirely true. Manley's maxim ignores the case of the Great Recession in 2008. But governing through an economic downturn is inherently difficult. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland surely has that in mind as she warns Canadians that "there are still some difficult days ahead." #cbc | top stories news #ifttt

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