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Why Xi Jinping publicly rebuked Justin Trudeau, and what it means for Canada's relations with China

November 17 , 2022 • 04:00 AM EST

Xi Jinping's rare and threatening rebuke of Justin Trudeau at the G20 summit in Indonesia this week was a rare and surprising move by the Chinese president, and highlighted the disregard he has for the Canadian prime minister, according to some experts and former diplomats.

Canada's health-care system has a data problem, experts say. And it puts patients at risk

November 17 , 2022 • 04:00 AM EST

A review of Greg Price's death found missed faxes, follow-ups and botched data-sharing ultimately cost the 31-year-old his life. A decade later, medical front-line staff in Canada say problems persist when it comes to sharing everything from patient information to aggregate medical and staffing data.

N.S. spending tens of millions of dollars on private nursing companies for long-term care

November 17 , 2022 • 04:00 AM EST

The province is paying private contract nurses at least double the hourly wage of public-sector nurses. The higher pay often comes with greater flexibility in scheduling, which some nurses say is attracting early career staff to move out of the public sector — even as health officials grapple with recruitment and retention.

Family speaks out after service dog taken away from non-verbal child with autism

November 17 , 2022 • 04:00 AM EST

A Mississauga family says their lives have been completely disrupted after their service dog was taken away. The dog helped their 14-year-old daughter, who is non-verbal and has autism, feel comfortable in public places.

This 1616 self-portrait was originally a nude. Then a man had it covered up

November 16 , 2022 • 04:01 PM EST

For the first time in 342 years, art lovers will get to see Artemisia Gentileschi’s The Allegory of Inclination as the artist intended — with full frontal nudity.

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Why Xi Jinping publicly rebuked Justin Trudeau, and what it means for Canada's relations with China

Canada's health-care system has a data problem, experts say. And it puts patients at risk

N.S. spending tens of millions of dollars on private nursing companies for long-term care

Family speaks out after service dog taken away from non-verbal child with autism

This 1616 self-portrait was originally a nude. Then a man had it covered up

Would you sign up to catch a deadly disease and live in isolation for weeks? These friends did

Kherson's liberation and the long road of healing ahead

As Russia's war strays over Ukraine's border, NATO is tested again

Emma Morrison is the first Indigenous woman to win Miss World Canada

Nearly 20% of Toronto family doctors planning to close practices in next 5 years, survey finds

Canadian health care was already shifting away from solo family doctors. The pandemic made it worse

Think house prices are too high? The rental market is even worse — with no relief in sight

Vancouver council votes to adopt controversial definition of antisemitism

Republicans gain control of the U.S. House of Representatives

Death threat against Trudeau sent to CBSA during convoy protests, Emergencies Act inquiry hears

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