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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health answers your questions about hantavirus
Two Ontario residents are isolating at home in their rural community after disembarking late last month from a cruise ship that is now the site of a deadly hantavirus outbreak.
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Windsor’s jobless rate fell in April — but so did the number of people in the labour force, data shows
Windsor’s jobless rate dropped by four percentage points in April to a seasonally adjusted three-month moving average of 8.1 per cent , according to new data from Statistics Canada. Windsor is now seventh behind London, Barrie, Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo, Nanaimo, Oshawa and Toronto.
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Aritzia reports record revenue in fourth quarter, hits 2027 target a year early
Aritzia Inc. reported record results for its fourth quarter , and hit its fiscal 2027 revenue target one year early, chief executive Jennifer Wong said on its conference call Thursday. Wong said the company continues to “captivate” shoppers with its expansion strategy as new stores draw lineups and recoup costs faster than expected. The Vancouver-based…
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Windsor Police seize $50K in drugs, replica firearms
Windsor Police Service (WPS) say they’ve arrested one man and seized nearly $50,000 worth of illegal drugs, alongside replica firearms.
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Transit Windsor to receive $4.4M in provincial funding
The government of Ontario is investing over $4.4 million into Windsor’s public transit system. The funding will be made available through the province’s 2025-26 gas tax program.
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Greenland’s bid for sovereignty bolstered by Trump’s threats
Threats of a U.S. takeover are driving Greenland toward sovereignty and the prospect of equal footing with other Nordic countries. The territory, along with the Faroe Islands and a Swedish-speaking region of Finland, is taking steps toward sovereignty, starting with a seat at the table at the annual Nordic Council, the region’s largest political forum.…
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Surgeries in this Canadian hospital postponed due to ‘ants within the operating room’
A hospital in the small town of Carman, Man., has had to postpone some of its elective surgeries due to what some are calling an invasion of ants. Hospital staff are shying away from that term, and told a local news outlet : “No, there is no infestation.” But the fact remains that there are…
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3 people standing in front of North York synagogue shot at with replica firearm: police
Three people standing in front of a synagogue in North York Thursday night were shot at with a replica firearm in an incident that police say is being investigated as a hate-motivated offence.
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After more than a year of litigation, former AHS CEO’s wrongful dismissal lawsuit has much to sort out
Civil cases, especially complex ones, can take years to weave through the legal system. But 14 months after Athana Mentzelopoulos launched her wrongful dismissal suit, many Albertans may wonder about the status of the high-profile case.