Katie Dangerfield
National Online Journalist, Breaking News at Global News
National Online Journalist at https://t.co/2qLPP3GxEE, based in Toronto. I love to bake.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Katie Dangerfield
From oral drops falsely marketed as GLP-1 alternatives to unauthorized smartwatches claiming to monitor blood sugar without a single finger prick, a wave of fraudulent diabetes-related products are popping up on Canadian websites, prompting urgent warnings from health officials. Recently, Diabetes Canada says it has received a surge in calls and emails from people with diabetes who saw and even purchased fraudulent medical products online.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Katie Dangerfield
With measles making an alarming comeback across the country, more Canadians believe vaccines should be mandatory for kids in school, but a significant number of parents still aren't convinced, according to a new poll. Polling by Angus Reid, published Thursday, shows support for mandatory childhood measles vaccination has jumped over the past year, yet one in five parents remain hesitant or opposed.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Katie Dangerfield
A bouquet in hand, a photographer clicking away and glasses raised in celebration: for some Canadian couples, these wedding day hallmarks may come with rising costs. And with wedding season in full swing, couples tying the knot this summer might need to brace for a steeper bill, thanks to tariffs. But of course, it depends on where you're buying your wedding essentials.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Katie Dangerfield
From a red carpet arrival to a ceremonial puck drop, King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to Ottawa has been full of pomp and pageantry, all captured in photos as the monarch delivered a throne speech on Canadian soil for the first time in nearly 50 years. The royals arrived in Ottawa on Monday, kicking off their two-day state visit. They were welcomed with a red carpet ceremony at Ottawa's Macdonald-Cartier International Airport by Gov. Gen.
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1 week ago |
globalnews.ca | Katie Dangerfield
As King Charles III gears up to open Parliament Tuesday, a royal revival is sweeping Canada, with new Ipsos polling showing more Canadians seeing the monarchy as a meaningful part of our national identity - something that helps distinguish us from Americans. The poll, released Tuesday by Ipsos Public Affairs exclusively for Global News, found that 66 per cent of respondents believe Canada's relationship with the monarchy is useful because it helps set us apart from our neighbours to the south.
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