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Windsor Spitfires pull off comeback to defeat London Knights 4-3
The Windsor Spitfires handed the London Knights their second regulation loss of 2025 with a win on Groundhog Day.
Frustrated Flames look to newcomers for offensive help
The Calgary Flames’ scoring woes struck again on Saturday, but in the debut of Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost, both showed glimpses that they should be able to help in that area.
High rate of vaccination locally keeping measles in check: Nesathurai
Cases of measles are in the rise in Southwestern Ontario, but widespread vaccine coverage has helped keep the disease in check in Chatham-Kent, said the acting medical officer of health. Dr. Shanker Nesathurai said measles has not been vanquished, and cases of measles are still dealt with, such as the one that prompted a warning […]
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How health-care professionals can address medical gaslighting
The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada is addressing what medical schools in Canada are teaching to avoid situations of medical gaslighting.
How non-emergencies could be filling up Saskatchewan hospitals
Saskatchewan hospitals are facing over capacity issues on a weekly basis. But some of the problems could come from non-emergencies waiting to be seen.
Vancouver’s Bloedel Conservatory welcomes visitors after months-long closure
After closing for just over two months for upgrades, Vancouver’s Bloedel Conservatory re-opened its doors the public Saturday.
‘A really powerful day’: Commemorating National Ribbon Skirt Day in Winnipeg
Dozens donned colourful fabrics and patterns Saturday in honour of the third-annual National Ribbon Skirt Day celebrated across the country.
Fines increasing for breaking Quebec Consumer Protection Act
Quebec’s consumer protection office (OPC) will begin imposing increased fines for merchants or individuals in the province who breach sections of the Consumer Protection Act.