Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante spoke to CTV News anchor Caroline Van Vlaardingen about her shocking decision, what’s next for her and about a recent controversial decision to remove a poster at City Hall because it depicted a woman in a hijab.
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Q&A: Mayor Plante on hijab controversy, decision to not run again in 2025
Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante spoke to CTV News anchor Caroline Van Vlaardingen about her shocking decision, what’s next for her and about a recent controversial decision to remove a poster at City Hall because it depicted a woman in a hijab.
Dutch funders sound alarm over costs of open access – Research Professional News
Dutch funders sound alarm over costs of open access Research Professional News
American College of Physicians Atlantic Provinces Chapter Annual Scientific Meeting 202: Diabetes and Obesity – Gazette
American College of Physicians Atlantic Provinces Chapter Annual Scientific Meeting 202: Diabetes and Obesity Gazette
Draisaitl scores twice, adds assist to pace Oilers to win over Predators
Leon Draisaitl scored two goals and assisted another to lead the Edmonton Oilers to a 5-1 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday night.
The Lakers women’s soccer team aims for provincial gold this Saturday
The Nipissing Lakers women’s soccer team went 11-3 in the regular season and has won both playoff games to move to the OUA title game. The biggest game remains.
Interior Health fined nearly $250K after staff exposed to illicit substance
B.C.’s Interior Health Authority was fined nearly $250,000 after 10 workers were exposed to illicit substances at a hospital in Penticton.
GEDfest celebrates Gord Downieâs legacy and raises $25K for KGH Foundation
The inaugural GEDfest YLW, held on Oct. 19 at Revelry Food and Music Hub, raised $25,005 for the KGH Foundation’s cancer care program.The event, which celebrated the legacy of Gord Downie and the music of The Tragically Hip, sold out.Mark Shimmin, the Kelowna chapter head for GEDfest, expres…
As wait times climb, Albertans opt for private MRIs and CT scans
The time it takes to get medical diagnostic testing through Alberta public health care is increasing, leading some Albertans to pay out of pocket to get it done privately.