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Early HPV Vaccination

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The Latest High Impact Medical News, Encapsulated and Physician Delivered
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Premier Kathleen Wynne talks about possible retrofit program in Ontario

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Our Queen's Park reporter Mike Crawley asks Premier Wynne about her plans to create a retrofit plan in Ontario.
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Ukrainians face decrease in support from Germany

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Berlin plans to decrease financial aid to Ukraine as conservative politicians complain of money being given to refugees.
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Vancouver to fine commercial buildings that don't reduce GHG emissions

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A new Vancouver bylaw that comes into effect June 1 requires approximately 200 large commercial buildings to track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions or face hefty fines when a grace period ends in 2026. Many building owners say the...
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Vancouver commercial building emission bylaw about to kick in

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It's a new city bylaw that's the first of its kind in Canada: commercial real-estate owners in Vancouver are being told to cut their emissions or face hefty fines.
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West Babylon School District holding budget workshop after spending plan fails

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According to the district, they will make some changes to the proposed budget that failed or they will put forth the same budget to a second vote.
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‘A kind of chaos’: International students, schools scramble after new cap announced

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Universities, colleges are assessing the impact of a 35 per cent cut in permits for international students in Canada.
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Be Well: How Global Events Are Impacting the U.S. Economy

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Be Well: How Global Events Are Impacting the U.S. Economy
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Environment commissioner says he is ‘frustrated and disappointed’ with Canada’s emissions 'track record'

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Speaking with reporters after the release of his spring report, Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development Jerry V. DeMarco says ‘there is no track record of Canadian emission reductions. There has only been a track...
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Energy ministers reach deal on EU-wide 15% gas reduction plan

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Member states rushed to secure exemptions to the target to reflect national circumstances, like LNG availability.
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Ontario pharmacists call for greater prescription authority to reduce ER backlog

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Pharmacists in Ontario want to expand the scope of their practice, calling for greater prescription authority to help alleviate pressure on Canada's health-care system.
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Pfizer says 3 shots neutralize omicron variant in early findings

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Pfizer-BioNTech have reported early findings that show three doses of their COVID-19 vaccine are more effective than two when it comes to neutralizing the omicron variant in lab settings. The World Health Organization cautioned against...
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Indigenous patient details traumatic out-of-province transfer

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A Saskatchewan Métis man is urging health officials to be more sensitive when transferring COVID-19 patients out of the province. He says the process took an emotional toll and brought back painful memories of residential school.
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Environment minister says emissions reduction plan is 'ambitious but ... realistic'

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Environment and Climate Change Minister Steve Guilbeault discusses the government's plan to reduce carbon emissions by 40 to 45 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030.
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Nord Stream 2: EU Parliament and Biden Administration pressure Germany to stop Russia pipeline

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The European Parliament and the Biden Administration want Germany to halt the gas pipeline project linking Russia to Europe, following the poisoning and imprisonment of opposition figure Alexei Navalny.
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Nord Stream 2: MEPs and US pressure Germany to stop Russia pipeline

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MEPs and the US want Germany to halt the gas pipeline project linking Russia to Europe, following the poisoning and imprisonment of opposition figure Alexei Navalny.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addresses Moderna COVID-19 vaccine shipment delays

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The CBC's Tom Parry asks Prime Minister Justin Trudeau what's causing Moderna to delay its COVID-19 vaccine shipment to Canada.
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Global carbon emissions see record drop in 2020

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Global carbon emissions dropped by seven per cent this year, the biggest drop on record, new preliminary figures show. Scientists say this drop is chiefly because people are staying home and that emissions are expected to jump back up...
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EU climate law explained: Europe wants to hit carbon net-zero - but by when?

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Flooding, fires, ice melting: extreme climate events are already wreaking havoc across Europe and the rest of the world. The climate crisis has the potential to leave a deep impact on Europe, leading to the loss of homes, lives and...
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Finance minister announces changes to wage subsidy program

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The federal government's wage subsidy program will be extended until December. Bill Morneau also announced updates he says will make the program accessible to more businesses.
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Finance minister proposes expanding federal wage subsidy program

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The federal wage subsidy is already supporting hundreds of thousands of Canadian businesses during the pandemic and the government announced it's getting bigger, detailing a major overhaul.
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What next for US troops in Iraq?

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Talks begin on a potential easing of the US military presence in Iraq.
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Ontario reduced comprehensive long-term care home inspections a year before COVID-19

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A CBC investigation found that Ontario stopped doing surprise, detailed inspections of long-term care homes a year before COVID-19 started tearing through the facilities.
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After OPEC+ pact, G20 nations try to nail broader oil deal

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A broader agreement seeking a 15 percent drop in global crude production would still leave a severe supply overhang.