Dani-Elle Dubé
Sudbury .com
Ottawa, ON, Canada
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Canada welcomes 15K Afghan refugees, still over 24.5K to go before 2023 deadline
As of Friday, June 10, Canada has welcomed just over 38 per cent of the 40,000 Afghan refugees the government pledged to resettle in the country. → Read More
‘Heartbreaking' stories of anti-Indigenous racism at Ottawa area hospitals at centre of recent report
According to the report, 78 per cent of participants said they felt they could have received better care if they hid their Indigenous identitiy. → Read More
Health Canada issues warning following shortage of formulas for babies with food allergies
Before making decisions to switch or substitute formula, parents should speak to their healthcare professional. → Read More
Seven arrested during first night of Ottawa 'Rolling Thunder' convoy event
Several attempts were also made to occupy areas of the city, but police, by-law and tow trucks were able to thwart the effort, police say. → Read More
Man with sword in Brockville arrested over vaccine passport dispute at restaurant
No one was injured as a result of the incident. → Read More
Ontario's nursing shortages 'critical' as Omicron ramps up: nurses’ association
The Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) said the shortages have been going on since before the variant, mostly because of their fight against the Ontario government's Bill 124. → Read More
Former PSAC employees impacted by Phoenix pay system woes can now claim general damages compensation
Eligible individuals can make their claims through a single application process. → Read More
Slow government approval process for new treatments hurting breast cancer patients: experts
Experts say Canadian breast cancer patients are being held back from the latest technology for their care because of the country's rigorous vetting process. → Read More
Several major stores recall food, beauty, baby and toy products
Old Spice and Secret have recalled eight products alone due to the presence of benzene. → Read More
Over 90 per cent of opioid-related overdoses are accidental: pharmacist
Anyone at any time can become addicted to opioids, Ottawa pharmacist Jordan Clark says — and it could be as simple as taking prescribed medication after a surgical procedure. → Read More
New staycation tax credit coming to Ontario to help boost tourism economy
The Ontario government announced the tax credit last week, which will be available for the entirety of 2022. → Read More
TUMS recalling products following report of metal fragments found in a tablet
The products include two lots of TUMS Assorted Berries Extra Strength Tablets. → Read More
Why some businesses refuse Ontario's vaccine passport — and what it could mean for the small business community
"All businesses want is a return to a degree of normal and not to be locked down," local small businesses advocate Michael Wood said. → Read More
Health Canada recalls Mirvala birth control that contains extra placebo pill
If in possession of the affected pills, people are asked to return them to their pharmacists immediately and request a new pack. → Read More
Latest grandparent scheme has criminals using couriers to collect money from the elderly, OPP warn
The scheme, which police say is on the rise, involves criminal actors calling their victims pretending to be a family member who has been arrested. → Read More
COVID-19: Health Canada updates Pfizer's vaccine label to include 'very rare' reports of Bell's Palsy side effect
In their announcement Friday, Health Canada says there has been a "small number" of people in Canada and around the world who have experienced the side effect. → Read More
Ontario's tick problem won't be letting up anytime soon: expert
A Queen's University professor is working on a portable device that will help people detect Lyme disease faster in hopes to fight misdiagnosis of the disease. → Read More
Ontario believed to be nearing end of gypsy moth cyclical boom: Nature Conservancy of Canada
Ottawa might be at the end of its gypsy moth infestation, but there are some things residents can still do to combat the hungry caterpillars and moths. → Read More
Health Canada's new proposed vaping regulation could limit permitted flavours in products
The move is part of the effort to deter youth from taking up vaping. → Read More
ONTARIO: McMaster University team working on "second generation" COVID-19 vaccine
They hope to get the vaccine into the arms of Canadians by the end of the year → Read More