Canada has reported 890 cases of monkeypox as of Aug. 3, with Ontario reporting the most cases, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) said Wednesday. Ontario reported 423 cases. There are 373 reported cases in Quebec, 78 in British Columbia, 13 in Alberta, two in Saskatchewan and one in the Yukon. Monkeypox is a …
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Public Health Ontario says there were 423 confirmed cases of monkeypox in the province on Tuesday, up from 367 on Thursday. The agency’s latest report says the majority of cases, nearly 78 percent, were reported in Toronto. Almost all affected people are men, with only two reported in female patients. Public Health Ontario says the …
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Three of the five candidates vying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada are participating in the final debate of the race Wednesday evening in Ottawa. The bilingual event, with the first half in English, began at 6pm ET and is expected to last about an hour and a half. Jean …
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Ottawa police have one person in custody after a vehicle crashed into the front gates of Parliament Hill Wednesday morning. Around 3:30am ET, an unauthorized vehicle entered the gates on Wellington Street but was prevented from entering due to security barriers. According to police, damage to the door is minimal. The Ottawa Police Service said …
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WARNING: This story contains details that readers may find disturbing and offensive. Hamilton police are asking for witnesses to come forward after seeing a video of a Hamilton man hurling transphobic and racist slurs at passengers on an HSR bus. Police issued a press release Tuesday about the three-minute video after CBC Hamilton asked the …
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi left Taiwan after a visit that raised tensions with China, saying on Wednesday that she and other members of Congress in her delegation had shown they would not abandon the his commitment to the autonomous island. Pelosi, the first US speaker to set foot on the island in more than …
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Comment on this story comment Broken screen? Swollen battery? After years of being rigid around repairs when gadgets break down, more and more consumer electronics companies are offering the option for people to fix these problems themselves, at home. Samsung said this week that customers who want to try their hand at fixing gadgets can …
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UK-based brand Bird has updated its Aeris 9 enduro bike with a new frame that allows up to 180mm of travel at each end. The frame will come standard with 160mm of bump-eating travel and a bias towards downhill performance. However, Bird will offer an aftermarket linkage, which will increase the travel to a super-enduro-style …
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After revealing a bright landscape of baby stars, a frothy blue and orange vision of a dying star and five galaxies in a cosmic dance — basically the splendors of the universe — NASA’s new James Webb Space Telescope is back to be recently, looking through time. and large amounts of dust to capture a …
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Our “universe” is only a part of the universe: all matter and energy, space and time. This is because our view of the universe is limited. We only see a small part of it: the result of the age of the universe, the expansion of the universe and the speed of light. The fraction we …