British Columbia’s prime minister said health care spending should give priority to stable funds rather than new projects
British Columbia Prime Minister John Hogan said that any reform of the Canadian health system should give priority to long-term funding rather than the introduction of new projects. “Would it be great to have a national dental care program? Of course,” Hogan said in an interview broadcast on rosemary Barton live on Sunday. “But I […]
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David barber, a visionary Manitoba Arctic researcher, died, leaving “huge footprints” in the wild
Family and friends mourned the visionary Arctic researcher and Professor David Barber of the University of Manitoba. Barber, a distinguished professor, founding director of the Earth Observation Science Center and vice president of research at the school of environment, earth and resources, died on Friday due to complications of cardiac arrest. When barber, 61, was […]
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There were three mass shootings in the United States over the Easter weekend
Authorities in South Carolina are investigating a shooting incident at a nightclub early Sunday morning that injured at least nine people. This is the second mass shooting in the state and the third mass shooting in the United States on Easter weekend. The shooting in South Carolina and a shooting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania also injured […]
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