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Reflecting on Pope Francis’s Historic Apology for Residential Schools

News of Pope Francis’s passing reverberated globally, marking the end of a nearly 12-year papacy defined by its outreach to the marginalized and efforts toward healing. For many in Canada, particularly Indigenous communities and Catholics wrestling with a difficult history, his death prompts reflection on a tenure significantly shaped by engagement with the painful legacy […]

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Could Canada Solve its Doctor Shortage with American Talent?

A significant, perhaps telling, shift appears underway as a growing number of physicians based in the United States express interest in relocating their practice northward. The Canadian Medical Association observes this trend, suggesting a confluence of factors makes Canada an increasingly attractive proposition, despite acknowledged strains within its own healthcare system. This movement prompts questions

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Neighbouring Health Unit Confirms Measles Cases

The spectre of a once-eliminated illness looms large over Ontario, with a significant measles outbreak now numbering 925 cases province-wide. While the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit has not reported local cases stemming from this outbreak yet, the geographic spread brings the risk uncomfortably close to home for Barrie residents, demanding heightened awareness and preventative

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The President Who Cried Wolf

The rumble of international markets grows louder as a trade war between two global superpowers—China and the United States—continues to escalate. In this high-stakes game, the allies the U.S. once counted on are showing signs of fatigue and frustration. U.S. President Donald Trump has thrown the global economy into turbulence by announcing a 125 per

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