First, because obviously all of the other candidates have determined that their hopes rest entirely on attacking Chow, and attacking her on this specific point about potential tax increases. Now it seems just as likely Chow cruises to victory without the levels of support ever really changing. And that leads to my third observation about that moment, and the state of the campaign so far: Olivia Chow has succeeded thus far, to a certain extent, by avoiding being pinned down to specifics. The point here is that so far, a growing plurality of people seem to be ready to vote for Chow based on liking and trusting her. Asking the same question over and over and expecting a different response just seems, past a certain point, silly.

LONDON, Ont. - Members of the Muslim community in London, Ont., are to host a vigil today to mark the second anniversary of the worst mass killing in the city’s history. Salman Afzaal, his wife Madiha Salman, their 15-year-old daughter Yumna and her 74-year-old grandmother, Talat Afzaal, were run down by a pickup truck on June 6, 2021. Prosecutors allege the attack was an act of terrorism targeting London’s Muslim community. Mayor Josh Morgan, Canada’s special representative on combating Islamophobia Amira Elghawaby, and members of the Afzaal family are among those expected to speak at the vigil.

Webber was appointed this week to serve 5-year term as territory’s next commissionerAdeline Webber was in Pelly Crossing, Yukon, last week when she got a phone call. It was the prime minister, asking if Webber would consider serving as Yukon’s next commissioner. Webber spoke with Elyn Jones, host of CBC Radio’s Yukon Morning this week about her appointment. And I’ve had a few friends who have been commissioners, so you know, I’ve watched them over the years. You know, I’ve been involved with First Nation communities, but I also have been involved in the community in other roles over the years.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Five Toronto mayoral candidates square off in CBC Toronto debate” – below is their description. CBC’s Marivel Taruc and Shawn Jeffords will moderate a debate focused on livability and accountability. The candidates selected to take part are: Ana Bailão, Olivia Chow, Mitzie Hunter, Josh Matlow and Mark Saunders. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.6866837 #Toronto #Debate #CBCNews CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below.

For this contract, Cloud DX Connected Health is replacing another vendor. Cloud DX CEO and Founder Robert Kaul stated, "Cloud DX is excited to see continued growth in new contracts, contract extensions and expanded sales orders from the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care program. This is the 12th contract Cloud DX has signed with 8 separate Community Paramedic Services in Ontario, and the 16th contract or extension announced by the Company in 2023 versus 28 contracts announced in all of 2022. 1 https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1001022/ontario-expands-community-paramedicine-for- long-term-care-program2 https://budget.ontario.ca/2023/chapter-1b.html3 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/hospital-closures-emergency-rooms-community-paramedics-1.6550183About Cloud DXAccelerating digital healthcare, Cloud DX is on a mission to make healthcare better for everyone. À propos de Cloud DXAccélérant les soins de santé virtuels, Cloud DX a pour mission d'améliorer les soins de santé pour tous.

Délı̨nę, N.W.T. hunters cautioned from hunting on Great Bear Lake in MayThere are two words being used to describe weather in the N.W.T. In fact, it was the hottest ever on record for the communities of Arviat, Baker Lake, and Rankin Inlet in Nunavut, as well as for Fort Liard, Fort Simpson and Yellowknife in the N.W.T. Perspective from the landThe warm and dry conditions carry implications for those who rely on the land for food. But those conditions are becoming harder to read, he said, and this year elders advised against the risk.

The hour-and-a-half event hosted by the CBC came as advance voting is set to begin Thursday and run until June 13, ahead of mayoral byelection day on June 26. Taking part in Tuesday’s debate were former NDP parliamentarian Olivia Chow, city councillor Josh Matlow, ex-police chief Mark Saunders, former deputy mayor Ana Bail?o, and former Liberal provincial education minister Mitzie Hunter. The daytime debate saw crossfire between candidates who had previously aimed many of their attacks in earlier debates at front-runner Chow. The latest Forum Research poll indicates Chow continues to grow her lead with support from around 38 per cent of decided voters. Chow and Saunders sparred over the budget later in the debate, with Saunders asking Chow how she would work with a police service he claimed she did not like.

This item is about Russia or Ukraine, countries which are involved in an unfolding armed conflict. Be aware that propaganda may be involved in this video news item. Browse news from other sources about Russia (here) and Ukraine (here) to gain a wider perspective. Ukraine accused Russian forces of blowing up the dam and hydroelectric power station, while Russian officials blamed Ukrainian military strikes in the contested area. CBC News published this video item, entitled “Ukraine accuses Russian forces of destroying hydroelectric dam” – below is their description.

The BC Wildfire Service says the Donnie Creek wildfire has grown into one of the largest blazes over the last century in the province. BC Wildfire Service records show it ranks second in provincial history, following the 2017 Plateau Fire at 5,210 square kilometres. Wildfire Service information officer Julia Caranci says the size and the impact of fires are two different subjects. Caranci said the service expects to continue fighting the Donnie Creek fire for weeks, and potentially months. Wildfire Service.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Vigil marks 2 years since London, Ont., family killed in alleged hate attack” – below is their description. On the second anniversary of the fatal truck crash that killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., the community continues to commemorate their lives while carrying on the fight against Islamophobia. CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Two games into the Stanley Cup Final, the Florida Panthers look like an 8 seed for the first time all playoffs. Florida was torched for a second consecutive game, losing 7-2 to the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday to fall into a 2-0 deficit in the best-of-seven series. Vegas’ 12 goals match the most by a team through the first two games of the Cup Final since the NHL expansion era began in 1967-68. Sergei Bobrovsky, the hottest goaltender in hockey going into the final, was pulled midway through Game 2 after allowing four goals on 13 shots to the Golden Knights. He now has more misconducts (3) than he does goals (1) in his first Stanley Cup Final appearance.

3 seed Florida State defeat No. 4 Tennessee 5-1 on Monday night and advance to the Women’s College World Series championship series. “I always knew that we could do it, so I’m just really, really, really proud of the team today. The home runs by Keen and Wacaser were examples of how Florida State gets contributions from various sources and finds ways to win. “The ultimate goal when you get here is can you have everything firing on all cylinders,” Florida State coach Lonni Alameda said.

The maker of office supplies, adhesives and medical products is reportedly close to settling a water pollution lawsuit in Florida. AdvertisementPalo Alto Networks Inc., up $9.55 to $226.79. The trucking company is reportedly naming a Ford executive as its next CEO. The information technology company raised its profit forecast for the year. Epam Systems Inc., down $56.41 to $203.24The information technology services provider cut its profit forecast for the year.

WINNIPEG - Elections Manitoba is expecting faster results on election night Oct. 3, and has laid out a timeline that appears to be roughly twice as fast as the drawn-out affair experienced in Alberta last week. The independent agency is planning to use electronic vote-counting machines, also known as tabulators, in most locations for the first time. While Alberta used tabulators only for advance polls, Manitoba is to see them used for election-day polls as well. The machines being used by Manitoba are similar to ones already used in other jurisdictions including municipal elections in Winnipeg. “There’s an election, people are excited, they want to see the results,” said Royce Koop, who teaches political studies at the University of Manitoba.

Dr. Katie ClowDr. Katie Clow, professor in in the Department of Population Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College, spoke to CBC Health for an article exploring how climate change is fueling tick population growth in Canada. Clow commented that as the climate warms, ticks are being introduced into places that were previously not suitable for their survival. She added that these new ticks can transmit various illnesses beyond Lyme disease. A professor in One Health, Clow researches the epidemiology of vector-borne and zoonotic diseases specializing in tick-borne diseases.