Kyle Duggan

4 days ago | castanet.net | Ian Bickis |Matthew Scace |Kyle Duggan |Dylan Robertson

The Canadian Press - | Story: 549712An official with Elections Canada says the seat for the Quebec riding of Terrebonne has flipped from the Bloc Québécois to the Liberals by a single vote after the results of a judicial recount. More coming. Ian Bickis, The Canadian Press - May 10, 2025 / 10:50 am | Story: 549648Canadian snowbirds could stay longer in the United States without a visa if a bill recently proposed in the U.S. House of Representatives becomes law.

4 days ago | ledevoir.com | Kyle Duggan

Le gouvernement fédéral prévoit dépenser environ 7 millions de dollars cette année pour l’entreposage et l’entretien de quatre hôpitaux mobiles faits sur mesure, dont l’acquisition a coûté plus de 200 millions aux contribuables. Ces installations étaient destinées à soutenir les hôpitaux débordés pendant la pandémie de COVID-19 — elles ont finalement été assez peu utilisées.

4 days ago | castanet.net | Matthew Scace |Kyle Duggan |Dylan Robertson |Aaron Sousa

Alberta's two big-city mayors say a separation referendum would be "devastating" to their local economies and is a needless distraction during a period in which the country should be focused on unity. "It is very dangerous talk," Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi said in an interview with The Canadian Press. "It is dangerous talk for our economy. It's dangerous talk for our social cohesion.

4 days ago | noovo.info | Kyle Duggan

Le gouvernement fédéral prévoit dépenser environ 7 millions $ cette année pour l'entreposage et l'entretien de quatre hôpitaux mobiles faits sur mesure, dont l'acquisition a coûté plus de 200 millions $ aux contribuables. Ces installations étaient destinées à soutenir les hôpitaux débordés pendant la pandémie de COVID-19 — elles ont finalement été assez peu utilisées.

5 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kyle Duggan

The federal government expects to spend about $7 million this fiscal year to store and maintain four custom-made, portable hospitals that cost taxpayers more than $200 million to buy — facilities meant to bolster overwhelmed hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic that were barely used. Early on in the pandemic, as the federal government moved at breakneck speed to respond to a global health crisis, it issued rush orders for these Mobile Health Units.