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Canada Lags Behind Peers In Doctors Per Capita, But Average In Physician Visits
TORONTO - Canada lags well behind all but the United States among 11 of the wealthiest nations when it comes to the number of doctors per capita, a new report indicates.
Canada Lags Behind Peers In Doctors Per Capita, But Average In Physician Visits
Hateful Messages Flood Quebec Premier's Facebook Page After He Supports Muslims
ST-SAUVEUR, Que. - Quebec cabinet ministers are speaking out about a deluge of hateful comments posted to the premier's Facebook page after he published a message in support of the province's Muslim community.
Hateful Messages Flood Quebec Premier's Facebook Page After He Supports Muslims
Bats A Breeding Ground For Viruses, But Unlikely Cause For Concern In Canada
SASKATOON - Canadian bats are unlikely to be the source of virus strains that can infect humans such as the one currently raising global alarms, a bat expert says.
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Chinese Tourists Cancel Trips To Canadian Hotspots Such As Banff, Yellowknife
Tour companies and hotels in destinations popular with Chinese tourists are starting to see cancellations after a new form of virus that has led to mass quarantines and more than 200 deaths in China.
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Canada Not Rushing To Post-Brexit Deal With Britain, As Business Says Keep Calm
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government is heeding widespread calls to apply some British stiff-upper-lip resolve to the United Kingdom's Friday exit from the European Union.
Canada Not Rushing To Post-Brexit Deal With Britain, As Business Says Keep Calm
New Talks Planned Over Disputed Gas Pipeline In Northern British Columbia
VANCOUVER - Leaders of a First Nation in northern British Columbia who say they'll never consent to a natural gas pipeline through their traditional territory have agreed to seven days of meetings with the province.