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Environment CanadaEnvironment Canada has issued a Special Weather Statement for Saturday. Wind gusts are expected at around 70 to 80km/h starting early Saturday morning and into the afternoon. Strong winds could cause damage to homes, toss loose objects and cause tree branches to break. Isolated power outages are also a possibility due to the high winds.See the Story
Up to 90 km/h winds expected overnight into Saturday
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
CANADIAN POLITICIANS UNDER FIRE FOR HOSTING GROUP WITH A HISTORY OF HOLOCAUST DENIAL
Ukraine · UkraineUkraine will be front and centre at a one-night-only performance of The Nutcracker staged by the Toronto International Ballet Theatre. Tchaikovsky’s Christmas classic is being choreographed by a Ukrainian Artistic Director and features two principal dancers from Ukraine. “We’re doing our best to use out platform to help Ukrainians in any way we can,” says Tatiana.See the Story
UKRAINIAN DANCERS PERFORM IN A TORONTO PRODUCTION OF THE NUTCRACKER
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Protestors · OntarioApproximately 55,000 education workers have walked off the job in Canada’s most populous province, after the Ontario government passed legislation this week imposing contracts on them and banning strikes. Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s right-wing government passed Bill 28, the Keeping Students in Class Act, on Thursday afternoon while invoking a contentious clause of Canada’s constitution to preempt court challenges.See the Story
Ontario schools shut as some 55,000 education workers strike in Canada
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Education · OntarioOntario has now made it illegal for 55,000 education workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees to strike and has imposed a contract on them.See the Story
Ontario passes back-to-work bill on eve of education workers' strike
47% Left coverage: 17 sources
US & Canada · OntarioThere will be no deal between the Ontario government and the union representing 55,000 education support workers, meaning that a strike on Friday is definitive. In a statement posted to social media Thursday afternoon, the bargaining committee said that mediation has concluded. The union has said it will take part in a province-wide strike until further notice, starting Friday, unless a non-legislated deal is reached.See the Story
Ontario education strike going ahead Friday after mediation concludes
62% Center coverage: 8 sources
Business · OntarioOntario's education workers have been without a collective agreement since Aug. 31 and despite several rounds of talks, a new one has yet to be negotiated. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says its members will still walk off the job on Friday for a one-day protest. The provincial government is aiming to get this legislation passed before Friday's planned strike.See the Story
Ontario to pre-emptively table back-to-work legislation for education workers
47% Center coverage: 15 sources
Europe · MoscowThe Russian president, 70, launched an ongoing military invasion of neighbouring country Ukraine in February. Kyiv Post correspondent Jason Jay Smart has claimed that he could be showing signs of having had intravenous chemotherapy and pointed out marks on his hands. It comes amid rumours that the Russian leader is suffering from a rare form of cancer and a report that he had complained of aching pain.See the Story
Vladimir Putin 'could be showing signs of cancer' as IV marks spotted on hands
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US & Canada · QuebecFrançois Legault has been elected for a second mandate as Quebec premier with a majority government. Addressing supporters at his campaign headquarters Monday night, Legault told a large crowd that some of his key priorities will be the economy and tackling inflation. See the Story
Legault wins 2022 Quebec election with a majority government
34% Center coverage: 18 sources
United NationsU.N.'s Day of 8 Billion milestone is more symbolic than precise. Rapid population growth also means more people vying for scarce water resources. 4 out of 10 girls in Africa marry before they turn 18, according to U.N. Women in sub-Saharan Africa on average have 4.6 births, twice the current global average.See the Story
8 Billion People Now Live on Earth
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Europe · LondonLiz Truss and Sir Keir Starmer clashed amid the cost of living crisis as the new PM once again confirmed her opposition to a windfall tax on energy companies.See the Story
Liz Truss and Sir Keir Starmer clash as new PM doubles down on opposition to windfall tax
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