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Studies to examine COVID vaccine's impact on menstrual cycle

Studies to examine COVID vaccine's impact on menstrual cycle

There is a dearth of information on women's health and vaccination, but COVID might change at least one aspect
Hiring? Province relaunches Jobs Now funding with new requirements

Hiring? Province relaunches Jobs Now funding with new requirements

Businesses can now apply for the second phase of the grant program
Rogue barge runs aground on Vancouver beach during massive windstorm (PHOTOS + VIDEO)

Rogue barge runs aground on Vancouver beach during massive windstorm (PHOTOS + VIDEO)

The "runaway barge" is dangerously close to the seawall
Alberta reaches ‘historic’ $3.8 billion child-care deal with federal government

Alberta reaches ‘historic’ $3.8 billion child-care deal with federal government

Province to see $10 a day childcare by 2026
Alberta latest province to ink $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government

Alberta latest province to ink $10-a-day child-care deal with federal government

Child-care fees are to be halved by next year and reduced to an average of $10 a day by 2026.
Green groups greet climate deal with hope, frustration after last-minute compromise

Green groups greet climate deal with hope, frustration after last-minute compromise

Canada has joined more than 20 countries in promising to end subsidies for fossil fuels projects overseas. And the deal itself calls for an eventual end of some coal power and of fossil-fuel subsidies.
Alberta now requires vaccine record with QR code for its passport program

Alberta now requires vaccine record with QR code for its passport program

Starting today, previous Alberta immunization records without a scannable QR code will no longer be accepted as proof of vaccination under the Restrictions Exemption Program.
Alberta deletes Nazi 'both sides' reference in decades-old school guidance document

Alberta deletes Nazi 'both sides' reference in decades-old school guidance document

The guidelines urge teachers to promote both sides in debates, using as an example an argument that there were atrocities under the Nazis but some of their policies strengthened Germany’s pre-war economy.
Canada could authorize vaccine for kids aged five to 11 in 'one to two weeks'

Canada could authorize vaccine for kids aged five to 11 in 'one to two weeks'

Also Friday, Health Canada approved the use of Moderna's mRNA vaccine for booster shots for adults 18 and older, to be used at least six months after the second shot. The Moderna booster is a half-dose of the regular vaccine.
Supreme Court of Canada affirms 'starting-point' approach to criminal sentencing

Supreme Court of Canada affirms 'starting-point' approach to criminal sentencing

In its decision today, a majority of the Supreme Court said starting points are a permissible form of sentencing guidance from appeal courts.
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