Ontario will need 33,200 more nurses and 50,853 more personal support workers by 2032, the government projects — figures it tried to keep secret but were obtained by The Canadian Press. By 2027 the province is expected to need 20,700 additional nurses, growing to 33,200 by 2032. At the end of the day, health care is supposed to be about one thing, and one thing only: patient interests, he said. I worry about why the FOI system is being weaponized to prioritize financial interests over patient interests. Green Party Leader Mike Schreiner said the case shows the FOI system needs to be reformed.

Why Hindu nationalists are targeting thousands of mosques in IndiaNewsDuration 5:54Thousands of mosques in India are being targeted by Hindu nationalists who claim they are illegal structures built on the ruins of former temples. CBC’s Salimah Shivji explains how India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is stoking these tensions to win a third term.

‘Blue roof’ technology helps buildings go greenNewsDuration 1:55As communities seek new ways to adapt to climate change, 'blue roof' technology — which involves storing thousands of gallons of rainwater on the roof — is emerging as one way to help reduce flood risk, reuse water and reduce heating and cooling costs.

Israel intensifies Rafah attacks as U.S. ups criticismNewsDuration 2:12As attacks on Rafah continue, the U.S. secretary of state criticizes Israel’s war planning for not doing enough to protect civilians or stopping Hamas.

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Boating ban makes waves in Clear LakeNewsDuration 1:49A temporary ban on watercraft on Clear Lake this summer is intended to protect the lake and prevent any further spread of zebra mussels. Visitors and property owners weigh in on what they make of the development.

Baltimore bridge demolition delayed by weatherNewsDuration 1:37Weather has delayed the planned controlled explosion of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which is necessary to free a ship that has been trapped for weeks.

Indigenous hockey players inspired by a trailblazerNewsDuration 1:29The National Aboriginal Hockey Championships are held in Grande Prairie from May 6 to May 10. It’s the first time these championships are being held in Alberta. The players had a chance to meet a trailblazer in women’s hockey in Canada. Brigette Lacquette is the first First Nations woman to be named to Canada’s national team.

woman describes 'emotional drain' of evacuating home due to wildfireNewsDuration 1:22Sharon Systad, who was forced from her home in Fort Nelson, B.C., with her husband and their pets, recalls 'looking back and seeing how big that plume of smoke was' and credits their emergency preparation for helping them evacuate from their home quickly.

Meet the DJ spinning up a storm at Montreal PWHL gamesNewsDuration 2:05Hockey hasn't been the only thing PWHL fans have been enjoying at Montreal's home games. DJ Montana says she's found a special connection with those in the stands.

Ann's Eye: Red Dress Day on the WolastoqNewsDuration 1:36Marchers gathered along the Wolastoq in Fredericton for Red Dress Day on Sunday, May 5. The day is meant to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and to create space for their loved ones to heal.

Edmonton police clear pro-Palestinian encampment at University of AlbertaBy The Canadian Press on May 11, 2024. Edmonton police say they cleared a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Alberta early Saturday morning. Spokesman Scott Pattison says officers repeatedly told campus protesters they were breaching university policy and provincial trespassing laws, issuing a final warning just after 4:30 a.m. and then escorting demonstrators from the north campus quad. On Friday, McGill University sought a court order to dismantle an encampment at the heart of its campus in Montreal, saying safety and security are at stake. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 11, 2024.

Kurt Cobain, the iconic grunge musician, whatever that means (Photo: nirvana.fandom.com). To me, Mr. Murphy was an annoyance on the air. And he disguised his stale rants with $5 words when a nice crisp Anglo-Saxonism would have done nicely. They seemed to be extremely cranky about everything, everywhere, all at once, with F-bombs dropping like artillery shells. To them I say, and I really mean it, Sorry about yer Rex Murphy.

Federal minister shares personal abortion story in response to anti-abortion rallyNewsDuration 5:19Minister of Tourism and Montreal MP Soraya Martinez Ferrada faced a difficult decision when she found out she was pregnant at the age of 18 as she returned to Chile years after she and her family fled the country as political refugees. She says she had to turn around because abortion was illegal in Chile, and remembers that moment as the second time Canada saved her.

Structural deterioration causes evacuation of St. James apartment buildingNewsDuration 2:35Friday was a morning of panic for people who live in a large apartment block on Portage Avenue in west Winnipeg. The company that operates the building says it was given an order by the City of Winnipeg Thursday night, saying everyone had to get out of the building immediately after an engineering inspection found severe deterioration of the structure in various locations.