The province ranked first for month-over-month growth, making five times the national average to more than $2.1 billion in September as compared to August, according to a Statistics Canada report released Nov. 24.
Disruptions to our environment are indicators of the stressors we are seeing in our health, says environmentalist who survived cancer.
In 2022, the TIPP line received 1,440 reports about illegal hunting, fishing and timber harvesting, as well as environmental offences. Conservation officers issued 2,602 written warnings and laid 1,604 charges.
Province declares new health care incentive as province and towns work to resolve issue.
The clinical trial is the first of its kind in Canada, and arguably the world, for providing greater evidence-based decision-making in tumour testing.
On Wednesday, as part of National Indigenous Veterans Day, thousands of veterans gathered across the country. The Prince Albert Grand Council is set to recognize the contributions of its veterans in a smaller setting on Friday, with around 100 participants.
Among the Anishinaabe women of Manitoba is the practice of repurposing fabrics into braided rugs, dating back to times when women and children from the tribes would visit and interact with Mennonite villages.
The city just north of Saskatoon, with a population of about 11,000, is feeling the pinch. Several rounds of applications for government funding were denied, putting the onus on taxpayers to fund maintenance and upgrades to city property.
In the one week Rick Thompson has been at Royal University Hospital for sepsis, a side effect of his ongoing cancer treatment, he has had to move beds four times. On at least two of those occasions, he’s been woken up past midnight, bright lights beaming. Thompson doesn’t live far from the hospital, but he said staying at RUH is his only option, because otherwise he won’t get the timely treatment he needs.
Two years ago, Kara Fidelack had a sizeable group of 30 students in her Grade 1 class and confronted a nearly impossible task: cover a wide-ranging curriculum in a way that accommodates children’s different learning styles. Fidelack devised a play-based system, dividing her large classroom into groups of six, each given an activity that would allow students some agency in understanding the lesson.
