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Poilievre pushes for diesel plan as fuel prices soar (opens the original)
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Canada faces a diesel-price emergency and must be energy independent, Pierre Poilievre said Sunday, while calling for a cut to federal taxes on the fuel in order to boost domestic production to a million barrels a day in the next five years. Speaking at a gas station in suburban Ottawa, the Conservative Leader made a policy announcement calling for the removal of all taxes on the “vital fuel” until at least Canada Day. He proposed doing so by extending the excise-tax cut and removing the GST fro
Novel ‘heart in a box’ technology gives London, Ont., patient ‘second life’ (opens the original)
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Raj Mittal’s new heart came in an unusual package. After a cardiac arrest and a triple bypass in June, 2025, he spent a month and a half sedated in intensive care at the London Health Sciences Centre in Ontario before he could return home to his wife and two children. When his heart condition led to pneumonia in January and another hospital stay, he learned he was a candidate for a heart transplant. Typically heart donors are patients who have been declared brain dead, but whose hearts are still
Ontario court sides with patient appealing province’s refusal to cover out-of-country cancer treatment (opens the original)
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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has quashed the province’s decision to refuse to cover out-of-country cancer treatment for a father of two with stage 4 melanoma, ordering a new decision by Oct. 2. Alex Shved, a 37-year-old Etobicoke resident, had challenged the province’s decision and said Tuesday that the court’s judgment validates arguments he has put forward in his fight to see public drug coverage for tumour-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy. His physicians support Mr. Shved access
Ontario hospitals ordered to improve detection protocols for sepsis (opens the original)
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Hospitals in Canada’s most populous province will be required by Ontario Health to establish protocols by early next year to identify and respond to sepsis, which can be fatal if patients do not receive timely medical intervention. A copy of a clinical memorandum, sent in the spring and obtained by The Globe and Mail, details how Ontario Health, a government agency designed to modernize the health care system, is working to set consistent provincial expectations for how hospitals respond to pote
‘Father of Nunavut’ challenges territory’s refusal to pay for his housing, home care in Iqaluit (opens the original)
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John Amagoalik, often called the Father of Nunavut, has filed an application for judicial review in the Nunavut Court of Justice over the territorial government’s refusal to pay for his at-home care and housing. Mr. Amagoalik, a former politician in his late 70s, is credited for his involvement in the creation of the territory in April, 1999. He and his legal team are challenging the government’s refusal to provide Mr. Amagoalik with home care and housing in Iqaluit, even though it was willing t
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