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Canada Woman With Alzheimer's "Relieved" At Assisted Suicide Policy Shift
Sandra Demontigny was afraid of being a prisoner in her own body: a 45-year-old diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, she worried about losing control of her life and burdening those she loves for years.
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Watch: Howling Pack Of 9 Wolves Surrounded A Couple's Cabin Late At Night
Michee Jules, 34, and his wife Maya Jules, 33, were in Quebec in February to celebrate Michee's birthday when they encountered the unexpected sight.
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Justin Trudeau Appoints Steven Mackinnon As New Labour Minister
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday appointed Steven MacKinnon, a Liberal member of parliament from Quebec, as the new labor minister, filling a vacancy created when Seamus O'Regan stepped down for personal reasons.
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3 Indian Men Among 10 People Arrested In Canada For Drugs Trafficking: Report
The officer said that a total of 10 people were arrested, including five from Quebec, Ontario and Alberta. They would be extradited to the US from Canada, the report said.
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Optimist Day 2024: History, Significance And Other Things To Know
The resolution to celebrate Optimist Day was introduced in Quebec by Sylvain Levesque, a member of the Lorretteville Optimist Club and the Quebec National Assembly.
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Your Hands Can Reveal If You Have Psychopathic Tendencies: Study
Researchers from the Centre de Recherche Charles-Le Moyne in Quebec said that the findings suggest that psychopathy may be "biologically rooted".
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Canadian Boxer Withdraws From Championship After Discovering Opponent Is Transgender
Ms Walmsley secured victory by default as officials were unable to locate another boxer in the corresponding weight class.
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Canadian Woman Discovers Message In A Bottle Thrown In Sea 30 Years Ago
Sharing her excitement over the discovery, she wrote, "I am a professional beachcomber. I've always wanted to find a bottle with a message inside."
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Ice Storm Leaves Over A Million Without Electricity In Canada
More than 1.2 million people were without power in Canada's two most populated provinces, Ontario and Quebec, on Thursday morning a day after freezing rain and strong winds hit the southeast of the country, toppling trees onto power lines.
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2 Children Killed As Bus "Deliberately" Crashes Into Canada Day Care: Cops
A bus driver rammed his vehicle into a day care center near Montreal Wednesday, killing two four-year-old children in what police believe was a deliberate act.
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King Charles Faces Canadian Backlash As Quebec Moves To End Mandatory Oath To Him
It comes after the death of Queen Elizabeth in September, which revived debate among Canadians on whether the country should continue with the decades-old system of British monarchy.
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Canadian Lawmakers Must Swear Oath To King Charles To Sit In Assembly
Quebec National Assembly speaker ruled on Tuesday that all elected members must swear an oath to Britain's King Charles and not just to the people of Quebec in order to perform their
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Prominent Vatican Cardinal Named In Canada Sexual Assault Lawsuit: Report
Vatican Cardinal Marc Ouellet is the highest-ranking clergyman accused in a court document in Canada made public on Tuesday as part of a class action lawsuit against the Quebec Catholic diocese alleging sexual assault, the complainant' lawyer said.
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In Canada's Quebec, A New Way To Prosecute Domestic And Sexual Assault
Five years after the #MeToo movement sent shockwaves around the world with tales of unreported sexual harassment and assault, Canada's Quebec province is moving to ensure victims are heard in court.
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4 Dead, Massive Blackouts As Heavy Storms Hit East Canada Provinces
Four people are dead and nearly 900,000 homes without power after severe storms pummeled the eastern Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, authorities said Saturday.
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Canada Woman With Alzheimer's "Relieved" At Assisted Suicide Policy Shift
Sandra Demontigny was afraid of being a prisoner in her own body: a 45-year-old diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's, she worried about losing control of her life and burdening those she loves for years.
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Watch: Howling Pack Of 9 Wolves Surrounded A Couple's Cabin Late At Night
Michee Jules, 34, and his wife Maya Jules, 33, were in Quebec in February to celebrate Michee's birthday when they encountered the unexpected sight.
-
Justin Trudeau Appoints Steven Mackinnon As New Labour Minister
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday appointed Steven MacKinnon, a Liberal member of parliament from Quebec, as the new labor minister, filling a vacancy created when Seamus O'Regan stepped down for personal reasons.
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3 Indian Men Among 10 People Arrested In Canada For Drugs Trafficking: Report
The officer said that a total of 10 people were arrested, including five from Quebec, Ontario and Alberta. They would be extradited to the US from Canada, the report said.
-
Optimist Day 2024: History, Significance And Other Things To Know
The resolution to celebrate Optimist Day was introduced in Quebec by Sylvain Levesque, a member of the Lorretteville Optimist Club and the Quebec National Assembly.
-
Your Hands Can Reveal If You Have Psychopathic Tendencies: Study
Researchers from the Centre de Recherche Charles-Le Moyne in Quebec said that the findings suggest that psychopathy may be "biologically rooted".
-
Canadian Boxer Withdraws From Championship After Discovering Opponent Is Transgender
Ms Walmsley secured victory by default as officials were unable to locate another boxer in the corresponding weight class.
-
Canadian Woman Discovers Message In A Bottle Thrown In Sea 30 Years Ago
Sharing her excitement over the discovery, she wrote, "I am a professional beachcomber. I've always wanted to find a bottle with a message inside."
-
Ice Storm Leaves Over A Million Without Electricity In Canada
More than 1.2 million people were without power in Canada's two most populated provinces, Ontario and Quebec, on Thursday morning a day after freezing rain and strong winds hit the southeast of the country, toppling trees onto power lines.
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2 Children Killed As Bus "Deliberately" Crashes Into Canada Day Care: Cops
A bus driver rammed his vehicle into a day care center near Montreal Wednesday, killing two four-year-old children in what police believe was a deliberate act.
-
King Charles Faces Canadian Backlash As Quebec Moves To End Mandatory Oath To Him
It comes after the death of Queen Elizabeth in September, which revived debate among Canadians on whether the country should continue with the decades-old system of British monarchy.
-
Canadian Lawmakers Must Swear Oath To King Charles To Sit In Assembly
Quebec National Assembly speaker ruled on Tuesday that all elected members must swear an oath to Britain's King Charles and not just to the people of Quebec in order to perform their
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Prominent Vatican Cardinal Named In Canada Sexual Assault Lawsuit: Report
Vatican Cardinal Marc Ouellet is the highest-ranking clergyman accused in a court document in Canada made public on Tuesday as part of a class action lawsuit against the Quebec Catholic diocese alleging sexual assault, the complainant' lawyer said.
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In Canada's Quebec, A New Way To Prosecute Domestic And Sexual Assault
Five years after the #MeToo movement sent shockwaves around the world with tales of unreported sexual harassment and assault, Canada's Quebec province is moving to ensure victims are heard in court.
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4 Dead, Massive Blackouts As Heavy Storms Hit East Canada Provinces
Four people are dead and nearly 900,000 homes without power after severe storms pummeled the eastern Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec, authorities said Saturday.
