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Olympic hockey in Milan will be played on shorter ice than NHL dimensions
Hockey, one of the premier events at the Winter Olympics and one that is welcoming NHL players back for the first time in more than a decade, will take place on ice shorter than NHL-regulation size. Source link
N.S., Ontario had highest rates of human trafficking in 2024: StatsCan
Women and girls are more likely to be victims, making up over 90 per cent of victims in the last decade. Source link
Government to soon have 'sharper view' on public servants' return to office, says Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney said his government will be speaking with public sector unions in the coming weeks to hash out the details of the updated return-to-office rules for federal public servants. Source link
Carney delivers more details on $400M housing plan for Ottawa
Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived Monday morning at a breakfast event hosted by Ottawa’s mayor with a menu of announcements including more details on what the federal housing plan will mean for Ottawa. Source link
More Canadians have a family doctor, but 'concerning gaps' found
More Canadians have a family doctor or nurse practitioner compared with three years ago, though satisfaction remains low, a comprehensive new survey suggests. Source link
Cooper expects 'excruciatingly tough' decisions with Canada's Olympic roster
Jon Cooper expects there will be “excruciatingly tough” decisions when it comes down to formalizing Canada’s roster for the NHL’s Olympic return. Source link
Ontario set to fund hip and knee replacements at private clinics
The next step in Ontario’s plan to expand the number of private clinics offering publicly funded health care will roll out early next year, with four centres offering hip and knee replacements. Source link
Drugs, inter-governmental relations and wildfires dominate Sask. fall sitting
Premier Scott Moe called this sitting a success, but his government has faced criticism on health care and wildfire response. Source link
High school, ER among 3 new measles exposure sites in southern Manitoba
Public health officials are warning people may have been recently exposed to measles at an emergency department, a school and a restaurant in southern Manitoba. Source link
Flying Air Transat? Here's what customers need to know as strike looms
Air Transat announced on Sunday it will gradually shut down operations over the next three days in response to a 72-hour strike mandate issued by the union representing its 750 pilots. Here’s what travellers need to know. Source link