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French upstart Alan wants to bring more AI to Canada’s health insurance market
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders The Ontario Teachers’-backed firm bets on virtual care, AI wellness advice and a direct-to-employer model in a benefits market its CEO says has room for a new challenger TORONTO — French firm Alan is recruiting doctors in Canada for a virtual care...
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Morning Update: Alberta set to expand use of private health clinics
Good morning. Albertans will soon be able to self-refer and pay out-of-pocket for private diagnostic tests. More on that below, along with managing wildfires in France and Spain, and medals at the Commonwealth Games. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking in Calgary.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Pres...
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More than 100 firefighters tackle 4‑alarm industrial blaze at Etobicoke waste station
Toronto Fire crews spent Tuesday morning battling a 4‑alarm industrial blaze at a private waste‑processing facility in Etobicoke, a large fire that forced road closures and disrupted traffic near Hwy. 427. The fire broke out around 3:58 a.m. at 156 Disco Rd., inside a large waste‑processing facilit...
successMinister says espionage allegations against Canadian in Belgium are ‘quite serious’
The Belgian federal prosecutor's office said Saturday that "a Canadian national of Chinese origin" had been arrested on charges of espionage and participation in a criminal organization.
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Blue Jays’ Louis Varland and Myles Straw delight fans with Tim Hortons coffee run
Toronto Blue Jays teammates Louis Varland and Myles Straw traded fastballs and fly balls for double-doubles and Timbits. In the video, the pair stopped by a local Tim Hortons to pick up a massive coffee and doughnut order for the clubhouse, grinning and joking with customers and staff. “We have qu...
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What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day.
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My teenager is miserable at her summer camp counsellor job. Should I let her quit? | Ask Rebecca
The right thing to do is stop asking, 'What happens if I let her leave?' and start asking, 'What happens if I insist she stays?' You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Ask Rebecca is smart, honest advice to readers’ questions about life, family a...
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Joel Kotkin: Immigration alone won’t solve Canada’s population decline
Rather than looking abroad for solutions, we should ensure young Canadians have a hopeful future You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. This year, Canada’s population decreased, the first time since Confederation 160 years ago. Enjoy the latest...
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Michael Higgins: Of course young people are losing faith in democracy
Half of the under-30s crowd thinks a strong leader with no elections would be a good way to govern. It's not surprising given all they've been taught You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. A vast number of young people brought up in the last deca...
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Colby Cosh: British Columbia’s trash-recycling paradox
The province has established a whole command-and-control system for recycling, and it is starting to fray You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. On Monday morning CBC News published an interesting story about some local trouble spots that are eme...
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In Montreal, kidney donors and transplant recipients help put hesitant patients at ease
Transplant Ambassador Program aims to offer valuable, first-hand knowledge and experience, which health care providers do not have Care Between the Lines is a summer series, which will introduce you to volunteers in health care who fill gaps and provide compassion in a system that can be isolating...
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What the Maple 8’s first chief AI officer is up to
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders Longtime technology investor Damien Steel says AI can transform the way HOOPP works. But first he has to get everyone on board. TORONTO —Damien Steel was hired to bring more AI into one of Canada’s largest institutional investors. But in his first...
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Alberta self-referred health testing begins Friday
Beginning Friday, Alberta will open up its diagnostic medical testing by allowing people to bypass medical referral for tests like an MRI or an ultrasound with patients paying out of pocket and a potential for reimbursement. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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HIV progress in ‘real danger’ as global funding plummets
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism The science has never been better, but political will has reached a new low: AIDS experts warned Monday that the fight against HIV was in real danger as funding fell by a fifth last year. A major international AIDS conference got underway in Rio de Jane...
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Your job may shape your overdose risk: report
Fearless and independent Canadian journalism A new study has found workers in Ontario’s construction, natural resources and hospitality industries were most likely to fatally overdose in recent years. Researchers say the findings highlight how different occupations pose different drug-related ris...
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Inside Ontario's wildfire response: Why residents say a broken system left them to save themselves
Rylie Isaacs shows the location of her property, Lac Des Mille Lodge, on a map in her home in Thunder Bay. Grand Chief of the Nishnawbe Aski Nation, Alvin Fiddler, in his office in Thunder Bay. Campground owners Rylie Isaacs and Robert Laforge in their home in Thunder Bay on July 20. As wildfires...
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A family lost 5 children in a tragic crash. Now they've hired a lawyer to look for answers
Trucks carrying wrecked vehicles leave the scene of a deadly crash in Mapleton Township on June 12, 2026. Five children were killed and six people were injured. Lawyer to probe the potential liability of the driver of an SUV that collided with a van the family was travelling in. Trucks carrying wr...
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Canadian housing construction drops further below half of Carney government’s 500,000 per year target, rentals dominate new builds
Prime Minister Mark Carney participates in a housing announcement with Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Gregor Robertson. Justin Tang/The Canadian Press. Canada’s homebuilding sector lost more momentum in June, with new Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) figures showing the pace o...
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Over 2 months after her fall, this 93-year-old is still waiting to be assessed for home care
That's the message 93-year-old Rosanna Montesi wants her local public clinic and health authorities to hear. Montesi's plea comes after a bad fall at her home in Montréal-Nord on May 12 landed her at the Santa-Cabrini hospital where she was treated for scrapes and bruises. Montesi fell and hit her...
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As Trump threatens wildfire smoke tariffs, Canada looks to reduce fire risk
While U.S. President Donald Trump threatens tariffs over wildfire smoke drifting south, Canadian fire experts say large forest fires are inevitable. Over the past week, Trump has criticized Canadian fire management and said the country is "poisoning" U.S. air. He suggested Canada might have to pay...
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The great mystery of the Pathways carbon capture project: Who's going to pay for it?
When it was first announced in 2022, the Pathways Alliance was a way to thread the needle between continuing Canadian oil production and Justin Trudeau's ambitious carbon emissions targets. The initiative — now called the Oil Sands Alliance — brought together five major companies that account for a...
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Wildfires and extreme heat are wreaking havoc on wine regions from Bordeaux to B.C.
Wildfires in southwestern France have forced the evacuation of some 220,000 people in the iconic wine-producing Bordeaux region, where vineyards and cellars are often family run and generations deep. For people who make wine there, managing wildfire risk means learning how conditions like flames an...
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Hydro-Québec pourrait effacer les dettes dans les communautés autochtones
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Dépendant aux réseaux sociaux, un jeune Québécois crée une nouvelle plateforme
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des témoins pour recueillir certaines de vos données et les utilisons afin d’améliorer votre expérience et de vous présenter des contenus et des publicités personnalisés. Si vous n’êtes...
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Anatoly Bykov : de l’or soviétique aux Jeux de 1976 à sa vie discrète à Montréal
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des témoins pour recueillir certaines de vos données et les utilisons afin d’améliorer votre expérience et de vous présenter des contenus et des publicités personnalisés. Si vous n’êtes...
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