TORONTO, Feb. 13, 2023 /CNW/ - Time is running out to submit an entry to the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario's (RNAO) annual Media Awards competition that honours journalists who cover nursing and health care. A committee of reporters and nurses selected by RNAO – the professional association that shapes health and nursing policy – will judge stories published or broadcasted in Ontario in 2022. Categories for the competition include:Community newspaperBest news storyBest in-depth feature or seriesDaily newspaperBest news storyBest in-depth feature or seriesRadioBest news reportBest in-depth report or seriesTelevisionBest news reportBest in-depth report or seriesOnlineBest news storyBest in-depth feature or seriesPodcast – NEWBest episodeBest seriesMulticultural – NEWBest news storyBest in-depth feature or seriesRNAO will present the awards to this year's winners during the association's Annual General Meeting in June 2023. The Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) is the professional association representing registered nurses, nurse practitioners and nursing students in Ontario. Story continuesSOURCE Registered Nurses' Association of OntarioCisionView original content: http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/February2023/13/c2699.html

Cats in Brandon, Man. take part in yoga in hopes of finding fur-ever homeDuration: 01:55Instructor and Humane Society volunteer Chelsea McCrimmon said there is always a drive to raise funds to keep the shelter going, to feed animals and to care for them. She also wanted yoga-enthusiasts to meet some of the cats available for adoption.

Canadian veteran's WWII Jeep found in Netherlands | The MomentDuration: 01:25A Dutch man buys a Jeep used in the Second World War and tracks down the family of the Canadian who drove it.

Here are the top five storylines at the Jays’ camp, which opens Monday in Dunedin, Fla.:Which version of José Berríos will show up? While spring training results are typically meaningless, Berríos struggled throughout last year’s camp. Whit Merrifield, Santiago Espinal, Cavan Biggio and possibly Otto López will be competing for time at the Jays’ most crowded position. They’re all capable of making a case for additional time with a strong camp; otherwise the Jays’ daily decisions likely will depend on matchups. Will John Schneider make any changes to the Jays’ style of play during his first camp as manager?

Canadian ice dancers Laurence Fournier Beaudry, left, and Nikolaj Soerensen captured silver at the 2023 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships with a total of 214.08 points on Sunday in Colorado Springs, Colo. (@SkateCanada/Twitter - image credit)Canadian national champions Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Nikolaj Soerensen won silver in the ice dance event at the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships on Sunday in Colorado Springs, Colo. WATCH | Fournier Beaudry, Soerensen capture silver at Four Continents:Lajoie and Lagha complete their season with podium finishes in their five international assignments. WATCH | Lajoie, Lagha claim ice dance bronze:Chock and Bates also delivered a season's best free dance, scoring 133.14 points to edge Fournier Beaudry and Soerensen. Canada concluded the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships with four medals. WATCH | ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships — Free dance:

Canadian Defence Minister Anita Anand said in a statement Sunday evening that a “high-altitude object” was detected in U.S. airspace over Lake Huron. “NORAD launched Canadian and U.S. aircraft to investigate and the object was taken down in U.S. airspace by U.S. aircraft,” Anand said. Nor have they offered reasons why the airspace was closed over Lake Michigan when the object was spotted over Lake Huron. Defence Minister Anita Anand said Saturday the Yukon object was “potentially similar” to the Chinese spy balloon destroyed Feb. 4. The second object that was shot down over Alaska Friday was said to be about the size of a small car.

Will buy organic crops including wheat, gram, pulsesFarmers have to register in advanceAfter registration, the dairy farmer will buy the crop at homeAnother initiative of Dudhsagar Dairy of Mehsana has come to the fore. Dudhsagar Dairy will purchase organic crops from farmers. It has been planned to get farmers’ crops a fair price and to attract farmers towards organic farming. Mehsana will buy organic crops from farmers coming under the purview of the District Milk Producers Cooperative. Farmers will be attracted by this initiative of Dudhsagar Dairy and they will also benefit.

(February 12, 2023) — In his first ever world championship race, Cameron Alexander (North Vancouver, BC) captured a bronze medal for Canada in today’s men’s downhill at the 2023 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Courchevel and Méribel, France. Today’s bronze comes just over 11 months after Alexander finished first in a World Cup downhill in Kvitfjell, Norway. Crawford, racing two days after his gold medal performance in the super-G, finished fifth for his second top 5 of these world championships. For more information on the world championships, including the full schedule, please visit the FIS website at fis-ski.com. CBC Sports will be providing extensive coverage of these world championships.

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Three ethical lapses tarnish the brand of all politiciansThere’s been a sudden outbreak of queasy and sleazy ethical shortcomings as three senior politicians recently made headlines for having stretched, bent or broken the rules. The premier of Canada’s most populous province, one of the prime minister’s favourite cabinet ministers and Canada’s biggest-city mayor faced difficult questions over their ethical conduct. One denies all wrongdoing, one admits to an oversight oopsie and the other quits over lousy moral judgment. Some are slap-on-the-wrist mistakes, others are worthy of the pink slip and most rate somewhere in between. Some of the attending developers will benefit handsomely from Ford’s recent decisions to open up protected green space to highway and housing development.

LeBlanc didn't say if clawbacks are an option, but he did suggest premiers will have to answer to voters if they don't see improvements in provincial health-care systems. Ottawa's proposal includes a top-up to the Canada Health Transfer (CHT) and new money directed at four priority areas: family health services, health workers and backlogs, mental health and substance use and a "modernized health system." Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson — currently the head of the Council of the Federation, the group that represents the premiers — said premiers were "disappointed" by the size of Trudeau's proposal. "This was probably in the neighbourhood of 50 per cent of my worst-case scenario," Eric Girard told Barton. Higgs also said he supports making public the metrics showing how the health system is performing.

Apply to a new NWT journalism training programA new Northwest Territories journalism training program is inviting its first class of trainees to apply by March 3. The Northern Journalism Training Initiative, or NJTI, involves four weeks of in-person training in Inuvik as well as the opportunity to take on a work placement at newsrooms including Cabin Radio. In a news release, NJTI described itself as an “emerging training and work placement program for northerners to build their multimedia storytelling skills, learn about the journalism and communications industry, and gain paid work experience.”Ten newsrooms are represented in the NWT, employing around 50 journalists in the territory between them, but there is no locally accessible, formal journalism training program to encourage prospective northern and Indigenous reporters into the industry. More: Discover program details and apply on the NJTI websiteYou must be 18 or older to apply, live in the NWT, and be able to attend a four-week training program in Inuvik from March 27 to April 21. “Please note that while the program is free to successful applicants, you will be required to cover your own living expenses,” the program’s website states.

The restaurant started with a group of transgenders catering to night travelers and has been well received. But a group of transgenders from various districts of Karnataka have started a late-night restaurant in Udupi district that is gaining prominence. This late night restaurant offers delicious snacks and tea to the customers. As most of the shops are closed at night, this canteen started by transgenders has been very popular. With this new canteen, the group of transgenders who started it have started living a virgin life.