Archibald told CBC News the turmoil from last summer has not stopped her from executing her job and priorities. Former Truth and Reconciliation chair appointed mediatorArchibald recommended hiring a mediator last August to help her and the regional chiefs move through difficult conversations. Archibald and the regional chiefs remained largely at odds following the July meeting, despite calls for unity from First Nation chiefs. Archibald's lawyer Aaron Deltor and lawyers with Stockwoods, representing the regional chiefs, sat in on the meeting. Detlor told CBC News Archibald continues to reach out to members of the executive committee to work together.

What risks are cropping up for the cannabis industry? Additionally, the launch of “Cannabis 2.0” products initially faced some supply chain and regulatory challenges after federal legalization. How can brokers support the cannabis industry? As the cannabis industry has grown, so has the variety of insurance solutions available to support the cannabis industry’s growth. The changing dynamic in the cannabis industry means brokers and agents must stay up to date on local requirements.

Canadian media outlets Global news and CTV have constantly been seen as a lobbyist for the Liberal Party and Justin Trudeau. But, CBC, that is, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is in an entirely different league in this competition of lies, baked truths, and unwanted propaganda. Even today, many Canadians tune into CBC on their TV or surf the internet to keep track of all happenings in Canada. Lies cost $300KBC in the open public has accepted that it has spread lies during the freedom convoy protests in 2022. At present, it is nothing more than “Dictator Trudeau’s” mouthpiece for spreading fake news, misinformation, and unadulterated propaganda at times.

NHL Best Bets & Player Props (12/5/22): Connor McDavid, Cole Caufield & More! Tonight, we have six games to find the best bets possible from, and not one team is on a back-to-back. Over 3.5 shots on goal at Vancouver (10:30 pm EST)This guy is legitimately one of the best rate-shooters in the NHL. Anytime Goal Considerations, Colorado Avalanche +550“Cogs” finds himself in a second-line role in a very favorable matchup tonight at Philly. This says expect Calgary to drive the play tonight and win this one in convincing fashion.

Most unused COVID-19 vaccines will expire at the end of the year: auditor generalOTTAWA — Tens of millions of doses of COVID-19 vaccines are likely about to expire and go to waste because of a failure to manage an oversupply, Canada's auditor general reported Tuesday — a failure with an estimated price tag of about $1 billion. The government knew that by signing advanced purchase agreements with a number of pharmaceutical companies there was a risk it may end up buying more COVID-19 vaccines than Canadians needed. There were also 32.5 million doses in federal and provincial inventories by the end of the audit period in May, worth about $1 billion, based on the auditor's estimate. Duclos said as of Dec. 1, about 10.8 million vaccine doses of all varieties have been destroyed or allowed to expire within Canada. Duclos said he welcomes the auditor's call to fully implement the VaccineConnect program and expedite work to complete the national health data strategy.

© David Bell/CBC Police are investigating a suspicious death in southwest Calgary. Calgary police are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death in Lincoln Park in the city's southwest. Homicide detectives and officials with the office of the chief medical examiner are investigating the woman's death as suspicious. If this is determined to be a homicide, it would be the 25th in Calgary this year. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 403-266-1234 or to contact Crime Stoppers.

Bolt at the 13th IAAF World Athletics Championships 2011When Lyles was thought to be faster than BoltThe 25-year-old American sprinter is an absolute menace on the track. After Bolt's era, Lyles has been an unstoppable force, especially dominating the event known as the middle child of sprinting: the 200-meter sprint. His personal bests stand at 19.31 seconds for the 200-meter sprint, 9.86 seconds for the 100-meter sprint, and 14.69 seconds for the 150-meter sprint. Usain Bolt's best performances in all three events are faster than Lyles' own. Lyles has dominated the 200 and has gradually become faster and faster with his finishes.

Let’s examine the argument presented by critics of the definition: that the IHRA definition stifles criticism of Israel and hampers freedom of speech. While Israel is the world’s only Jewish state, “the Jews” and “Israel” are not interchangeable. The IHRA definition of antisemitism is the consensus definition that best reflects lived experiences of Jews today. Many Ontario municipalities use the definition to help understand antisemitism — as do 37 countries across the world. Because, to combat antisemitism effectively, it must first be defined.

Christine Gauthier testified before Canada’s House of Commons veterans committee last week that she was shocked when the VAC employee offered her assisted suicide as a solution to her suffering. Lawrence MacAulay, minister of VAC, said before the same committee last week that four or five instances of veterans being offered assisted suicide as an option have occurred, cbc.ca reported. Assisted suicide in Canada was federally legalized in 2016, according to the government’s annual report on the program. Each year since its legalization, every Canadian province has seen a rise in assisted suicide, which is euphemistically coined “Medical Assistance in Dying.”Since its legalization, almost 32,000 deaths have occurred through assisted suicide. In a Saturday column for the New York Times, Ross Douthat criticized Canada’s assisted suicide policy.

A General Motors plant in Ingersoll, Ont., has been converted into an assembly line for electric delivery vans, making it the first full-scale electric vehicle-making facility in Canada. "We are fully committed to an all-electric future," GM Canada president Marissa West told CBC News in an interview. Prior to the CAMI upgrading, GM made the BrightDrop vans on a very limited basis at another facility in Michigan. Story continuesGrowing marketThough niche right now, electric vehicles are taking up more and more space on Canadian roads. Jacquie Richards, the quality launch manager at the facility, says the future is now, when it comes to electric vehicles.

Lynda Lukasik famously proved you can fight city hall by taking Hamilton to court in 1999 over a landfill leaking toxic pollution into Red Hill Creek. Lukasik, 55, has just accepted a job as director of the city’s new climate change office starting Dec. 12. It’s a chance to directly affect the city’s approach to “an urgent climate crisis” that Lukasik said she couldn’t pass up. “I’ve put a lot of my life into Environment Hamilton and the work we’ve done in this community and I’m very proud of that work. One of Lukasik’s first tasks is to help prioritize the laundry list of actions in the city’s high-level strategy.

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Celebrity walk-on roles are a long-standing tradition for the holiday show, which this year runs Saturday to Dec. 31. Others set to appear include gold medal Olympic rower Sydney Payne and teammate Kristina Walker, and CBC Radio hosts Tom Power, Ismaila Alfa and Elamin Abdelmahmoud. The lineup also includes “eTalk” anchor Tyrone Edwards and “eTalk” reporter Chloe Wilde, and Global News’ Susan Hay. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 5, 2022. The Canadian Press

Week 14 Fantasy Football Running Back & Wide Receiver Waiver Wire Pickups: James Cook Is Heating Up! While fantasy football free-agent quarterbacks and tight ends are more difficult to pinpoint as we head into Week 14, there is a surplus of running backs and wide receivers to target from waivers in fantasy football leagues right now. It seems is turning towards the rookie as the primary pass-catching running back in Buffalo, which is particularly valuable for PPR fantasy football owners. At the moment, Cook is available as a free-agent running back claimable from the waiver wire in more than 70% of fantasy football leagues. Especially after his two touchdowns on Sunday, Gallup is a receiver you could claim from waivers and even consider starting as a flex in Week 14.

Week 14 Fantasy Football Quarterback & Tight End Waiver Wire Pickups: Is Brock Purdy Worth The Gamble? Let’s dive in and examine the top quarterback and tight ends to target on the waiver wire as we gear up for the final week of the fantasy football regular season. If you need a quarterback heading into the final week of the fantasy football regular season, Purdy could be your guy. In the last four games, Fant has combined for 206 receiving yards and one touchdown. He had five catches for 96 receiving yards against the Cardinals on Nov. 6, and four catches for 42 receiving yards and one touchdown to help Seattle beat the Rams 27-23 this Sunday.