Hannah Alberga
Health Reporter at The Canadian Press
Health reporter @cdnpressnews. Formerly @ctvtoronto. Words in @nytimes @globeandmail @frontburnerCBC @torontostar. Listener.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Sarah Ritchie |Catherine Morrison |Sidhartha Banerjee |Hannah Alberga
Conservative members of Parliament voted with the minority Liberal government to pass its marquee major projects legislation Friday evening, setting it up to become law before Canada Day. The legislation, also known as the one Canadian economy act, would allow the government to green-light a list of projects that have been deemed to be in the national interest, fast-tracking their approvals. The Liberals have called it the core of the government's domestic economic response to U.S. tariffs.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Catherine Morrison |Sarah Ritchie |Sidhartha Banerjee |Hannah Alberga
A security and defence partnership pact Prime Minister Mark Carney will sign with European leaders in Brussels on Monday will be among the most wide-ranging agreements with a third country Europe has ever reached, a senior EU official said on Friday. Carney is flying to Europe Sunday for a Canada — EU Summit, planned for Monday evening with European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
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castanet.net | Sidhartha Banerjee |Hannah Alberga |Dylan Robertson |Sarah Ritchie
The Montreal mother who allegedly abandoned her three-year-old daughter in rural Ontario, triggering a four-day hunt for the child across two provinces, will remain detained until her bail hearing early next month. On Friday, the mother's legal-aid lawyer said he will try to have his client released pending the outcome of the criminal case, adding that he is working on a plan to get her the help she needs.
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1 week ago |
elliotlaketoday.com | Hannah Alberga
TORONTO — A northern Ontario region that saw its first measles infection in April is now seeing dozens of new cases for the third week in a row. Public Health Ontario is reporting 96 new measles cases in the province over the past week, bringing the total number to 2,179 since an outbreak began in October. Thirty-four of the new infections are in Algoma Public Health, which includes Sault Ste. Marie.
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timescolonist.com | Hannah Alberga
ST. THOMAS — Health-care workers battling measles in southern Ontario say they think about the outbreak from the moment they wake until the moment they sleep. They say treating and tamping down the surge of a disease most have never seen in their lifetime is constant. Some have even been infected by patients who unwittingly spread the highly infectious illness while seeking help for early but general symptoms — fevers and coughs are common before the telltale rash appears days later.
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