Medical needle left inside Ontario mother | Go Public
Medical needle left inside Ontario mother | Go PublicNewsDuration 2:09An Ontario mother is fighting for answers more than two decades after a needle was left in her spine during childbirth. Several botched investigations later, Giovanna Ippolito worries no one may ever be held accountable.
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June 10, 2024 20:52 UTC
Oilers fans in Florida hoping for a Stanley Cup final series split tonight
Oilers fans in Florida hoping for a Stanley Cup final series split tonightSportsDuration 4:36CBC Edmonton's Sam Samson reports live from Sunrise, Fla., ahead of the second game of the Stanley Cup final, where the Oilers and their fans are hoping for a series split against the Panthers.
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June 10, 2024 20:01 UTC
'Utterly grand' Toronto church destroyed by fire, says parish priest
'Utterly grand' Toronto church destroyed by fire, says parish priestNewsDuration 8:40Rev. Don Beyers, a parish priest at St. Anne's Anglican Church in Toronto, says he ran to the church as he got word of a fire, only to find flames 'shooting out' of the historic, art-filled structure.
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June 10, 2024 19:39 UTC
’Give us $600 and also we hate you’: WestJet’s new UltraBasic fare gets roasted online
Which may partially explain the online roasting of WestJet's new UltraBasic fare (new window), where you can board the plane and that's about it. Air Canada, Porter chime inThe morning after WestJet's announcement, Air Canada made one of its own (new window) that went down much better: free booze. Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Is air travel broken and can it be fixed?
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June 10, 2024 19:04 UTC
CBC News: Dr. Lucy Fowler, Future 40 under 40 Finalist
June 10, 2024 —Lucy Fowler is working at the intersection of Indigenous and queer identity to make the university experience and broader community more inclusive. “We need to be making more expansive spaces … where people can express who they are, however they are, and come to that space and be welcomed,” Fowler said of her work at the university. Fowler is helping to develop a U of M Indigenous education post-doctoral program, co-founded the Pawaatamihk: Journal of Métis Thinkers academic journal, and is co-hosting a Métis studies symposium this fall with over 300 scholars expected to attend. She has also been part of the Mamawi Project, in which she and others have hosted gatherings for Métis people. Visit CBC News to read more about Dr. Lucy Fowler’s community work
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June 10, 2024 18:06 UTC
The National | Israeli rescue mission kills dozens in Gaza
The National | Israeli rescue mission kills dozens in GazaNewsDuration 45:55June 9, 2024 | Gaza’s Health Ministry says over 200 Palestinians are dead after an Israeli hostage rescue mission in central Gaza. Float plane hits boat, injuring two in Vancouver. And the Canadian pilot taking tourists to the edge of space.
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June 10, 2024 17:46 UTC
The Breakdown | Canadian space pilot + Golden Temple raid
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June 10, 2024 17:04 UTC
Can a diet that's good for the planet reduce your risk of dying from disease?
A diet promoting plant-based protein to help the environment now has a more human argument: It may lower your risk of dying from several major diseases. (Canada Food Guide (2019))But a challenge remains in how to convey an ideal plate of food to people. For example, Canada's food guide shows a tidy quarter devoted to general proteins, telling people how much versus what kinds of protein. "We need protein, but total protein is not a good indicator of how healthy we are eating," said Lamarche. Beyond just healthy eating, a sustainable diet needs to also consider affordability, cultural relevance and whether it's truly good for the environment, Lamarche stressed.
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June 10, 2024 16:39 UTC
Two injured after float plane crashes into pleasure boat in Vancouver
Two injured after float plane crashes into pleasure boat in VancouverNewsDuration 2:01A pleasure boat was hit by a float plane taking off in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour near Stanley Park, sending two boaters to hospital. The accident is now raising concerns about boats and float planes operating in the same waters during tourist season.
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June 10, 2024 15:56 UTC
She's living with a needle left in her spine, yet no one will tell her which doctor did it
Giovanna Ippolito is living with a broken needle in her spine after it broke off during childbirth. An anesthesiologist then left the four centimetre-long fragment embedded in her back — and didn't tell her what happened. Contact Rosa and our Go Public teamShe says for years she's been living with pain in her shoulders and right leg. WATCH | A needle in her back: Medical needle left inside Ontario mother | Go Public Duration 2:09 An Ontario mother is fighting for answers more than two decades after a needle was left in her spine during childbirth. Ippolito believes the broken needle was left in her spine during the 2004 birth of her daughter, pictured here, or her son's birth in 2002.
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June 10, 2024 15:51 UTC
Historic Toronto church holding valuable artwork gutted by fire
Historic Toronto church holding valuable artwork gutted by fireNewsDuration 2:15A four-alarm fire has largely destroyed the historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto ’s Little Portugal neighbourhood. The flames also destroyed valuable paintings inside, including the only known religious artwork made by the Group of Seven.
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June 10, 2024 15:08 UTC
Public Asked to Defend Against Hate and Discrimination
NOTE: The following is a statement from Joseph Fraser, Director and CEO of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission is deeply concerned about a rise in hate against the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in our province and across Canada. It is our shared responsibility as Nova Scotians to champion and defend the rights of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Nova Scotians are invited to engage in this process until July 31. All Nova Scotians are encouraged to speak out in defense of the rights of 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
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June 10, 2024 14:36 UTC
Following rate cut BoC aims to rebuild trust
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem acknowledges the need to rebuild trust with Canadian households after two years of interest rate hikes and messaging missteps, as reported by CBC News. This week, the central bank cut rates for the first time since March 2022, after one of the most aggressive hiking cycles in Canadian history, raising its key overnight lending rate 10 times to control inflation. Canadian households faced rising prices and increased borrowing costs, exacerbated by Macklem's earlier assurance that interest rates would remain low.
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June 10, 2024 13:24 UTC
Thousands march in Toronto's 'Walk with Israel' event. Police report 6 arrests
Thousands of members of Toronto's Jewish community marched down a major city artery on Sunday as part of an annual pro-Israel event that unfolded amid heightened security and protests along the route. The United Jewish Appeal held its annual "Walk with Israel," which involves a five-kilometre walk and a festival in the city's north end. Marchers encountered two groups of protesters within the first hour of the walk, with police using buses to obstruct demonstrators' view of the event. In an interview before the march began, he said there's been "an explosion of hate" directed at Toronto's Jewish community since the start of the latest war and the event was a show of support and resilience. "Walk with Israel" attendees also included some people whose family members were taken hostage by Hamas.
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June 10, 2024 12:29 UTC
Historic church, artwork 'completely destroyed' in blaze: fire chief
A historic church in Toronto's west end has been "completely destroyed," along with the artifacts it housed, says the city's fire chief, as firefighters remained on scene overnight Sunday to monitor the situation. Deputy Fire Chief Jim Jessop said the building is "completely destroyed" as are all the artifacts inside. A leaky roof at Toronto's St. Anne's Anglican Church needed a $1-million repair in 1998. The fire on Sunday, which ravaged the historic church, destroyed the art on the ceiling that members of Canada's Group of Seven had contributed to. WATCH | St. Anne's was designated as a national historic site of Canada: Historic Toronto church holding valuable artwork gutted by fire Duration 2:15 A four-alarm fire has largely destroyed the historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto’s Little Portugal neighbourhood.
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June 10, 2024 12:27 UTC