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Canada imposes further Russia-related sanctions on 203 individuals over Donbass attacks

Canada said on Wednesday it was imposing sanctions on 203 individuals that it says are complicit in Russia's attempted annexation of certain areas of Donbas in eastern Ukraine.

Reuters

Hepatitis in children: Nearly 200 cases as it is now detected in Japan and Canada

So far the UK has reported 114 cases of severe, acute hepatitis ‘of unknown origin’ in children under the age of 10

Evening Standard

Cantourage Introduces Miracle Valley's Canadian Medical High-THC Cannabis Flowers To German Pharmacies

Cantourage GmbH and Miracle Valley have entered a partnership that will see medical cannabis from British Columbia, Canada, brought to Germany. Pharmacies and patients throughout Germany now have access to Miracle Valley's high-THC Mac 1 cultivar.

Benzinga

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Which non-European countries go on Eurovision and why are they allowed?

The Eurovision Song Contest has 40 countries taking part in 2022, with Australia once again among them. The show has a long history of non-European countries taking part with even a new Canada spin-off set for 2023

Daily Mirror

Could key ingredients for life have arrived from space? Scientists say yes

A fresh examination of meteorites that landed in the United States, Canada and Australia is bolstering the notion that such objects may have delivered to Earth early in its history chemical ingredients vital for the advent of life.

Reuters

Canadian university changes name due to educator's legacy with residential schools

Canada's Ryerson University has changed its name to Toronto Metropolitan University after concerns over of the institution's namesake, Egerton Ryerson, who was one of the architects of the country's residential indigenous school system.

Reuters

Canada to alter sanctions law to allow paying compensation from sanctioned assets

The Canadian government will change its sanctions law to allow for seized and sanctioned foreign assets to be redistributed as compensation to victims or to help in rebuilding a foreign state from war, Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said.

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Extreme heat waves threaten honeybee fertility and trigger sudden death

Temperatures soared above 42 C for days in Western Canada in June 2021, with Lytton, B.C., registering 49.6 C, the hottest temperature ever recorded in Canada. Wildfires scorched the province, sparking a 56-day state of emergency and nearly 600 additional sudden deaths compared to the same time in 2020.

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PACCAR Q1 Earnings Beat Estimates

PACCAR Inc (NASDAQ:PCAR) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 10.6% year-on-year, to $6.47 billion, beating the consensus of $5.91 billion. Net sales and revenues from Truck, Parts, and Other improved 12.8% to $6.1 billion, and the corresponding gross margins were 13.4%. Revenues from Financial Services fell 15% to $366.2 million. Revenue from U.S.…

Benzinga

Canada lynx protections deal sealed by US, environmentalists

U.S. wildlife officials have agreed to craft a new habitat plan for the rare, snow-loving Canada lynx that could include more land in Colorado and other western states where they would be protected

The Independent UK

Sherwin-Williams Posts Q1 Earnings Above Street View

Sherwin-Williams Co (NYSE:SHW) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 7.4% year-on-year to $4.99 billion, beating the consensus of $4.91 billion. The increase in sales was driven by selling price increases in all segments and higher product sales volume in the Performance Coatings Group. Sales from stores in the U.S. and Canada rose 3.8%…

Benzinga

Charles and Camilla to ‘reflect’ at garden dedicated to indigenous victims of Canada’s school system

The prince’s tour of Canada will be his 19th visit to the country and the duchess’s fifth.

The Independent UK

UK's Prince Charles to visit Canada to mark queen's Jubilee

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will visit Canada next month as part of celebrations to mark his mother Queen Elizabeth's 70th year on the British throne, his office said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Linking protected areas from Yellowstone to the Yukon shows the value of conserving large landscapes, not just isolated parks and preserves

As human development spreads ever farther around the world, very few large ecosystems remain relatively intact and uninterrupted by highways, cities or other human-constructed obstacles. One of the largest exceptions is the Yellowstone to Yukon region, or Y2Y, which stretches more than 2,000 miles (3,200 kilometers) northwest from Wyoming into…

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Brazil court deals blow to massive Amazon gold mine project

A Brazilian federal court has upheld the suspension of an environmental license for what would be the largest open-pit gold mine in the nation’s Amazon rainforest, dealing a blow to the Canada-based company behind the project

Al Jazeera

Canada to probe use of emergency measures to end trucker protests

Emergencies Act requires gov’t to set up inquiry into circumstances leading to its use, actions taken during emergency.

The Conversation

Children across Canada deserve a professional early childhood education workforce

A report released April 13 by University of Toronto researchers highlights what many in the early learning and child-care sector have long known: Canada’s early childhood educators (ECEs) are undervalued, underpaid and under-resourced. Unless governments get serious about addressing their working conditions, a Canada-wide child-care plan will be derailed.

Reuters

Canada's military leadership failed to address discrimination, panel finds

The leaders of Canada's military have failed to address systemic racism and discrimination over the past two decades and that has harmed national security, a scathing report released on Monday by the minister of defense found.

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Filling the gaps: Why Canada still needs a public dental health plan despite decades of medicare

Canadians pride ourselves on our health-care system, especially in comparison with our neighbours to the south. But there are significant gaps in coverage. Nearly one-third of Canadians do not have dental insurance, and that number climbs to 50 per cent for lower-income Canadians. Without dental care, minor issues like cavities…

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Trail-cam footage features the derrieres of some very large bears

A wildlife photographer in Canada’s Yukon Territory has compiled video footage that shows grizzly bears and black bears wandering away from his trail cameras.

Benzinga

3M Acquires LeanTec For Undisclosed Sum

3M (NYSE:MMM) has acquired the technology assets of LeanTec, a provider of digital inventory management solutions for the automotive aftermarket segment in the U.S. and Canada. Deal terms were not disclosed. The acquisition highlights 3M's commitment to its "connected bodyshop," one of its active digital platforms that blend data collecting and analysis…

Benzinga

Superette Partners With Doordash Canada To Launch Cannabis Pickup In Toronto

Superette and DoorDash Technologies Canada Inc. (NYSE: DASH) have entered into a partnership to provide cannabis pickup in Toronto, Canada.

Daily Mirror

Thousands of retirees excluded from state pension rise - by as much as £110,000

Brits who retire overseas in countries like Canada and Australia will have their state pension frozen, meaning they miss out on triple lock increases that can add up to thousands of pounds

The Conversation

How would Canada approach the prospect of war?

Amid Russia’s ongoing assault on Ukraine, nations have started re-evaluating their security policies. Sweden and Finland, for example, are clamouring to join NATO in the face of Russian aggression.

The Conversation

Companies are mitigating labour shortages with automation — and this could drastically impact workers

Last month, unemployment in Canada reached a record low of 5.2 per cent. Alongside low unemployment, many industries saw — and are still seeing — a worker shortage, with the number of job vacancies in Canada reaching 900,000 in January.

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