Toronto Public Health on Saturday hosted two vaccine clinics for those most at risk for the monkeypox virus. The health unit said the community center clinics at 519 Church Street and Metro Hall are for adults who identify as men and have sex with other men. Smallpox is a rare disease that originates from the …
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Electricity has been restored to most homes and businesses in Nepean and eastern Ontario after a major outage on Saturday afternoon. Hydro Ottawa reported that 27,000 customers were without electricity at 12:45 pm in an area bounded by 416 to the west, the Ottawa River to the north, West Hunt Club Road to the south …
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An elderly woman has died after being hit by a vehicle in Vaughan on Saturday morning, according to York Regional Police. Police responded to a collision in a parking lot south of Highway 7 on Woodstream Boulevard shortly before 11 a.m. According to police, an 80-year-old woman was hit by a vehicle in the parking …
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Rogers Communications Inc. will sell Freedom Mobile Inc. at Quebecor Inc. for $ 2.85 billion in a deal that is expected to appease federal regulators opposed to its proposed acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc. The deal comes after the antitrust regulator reiterated its opposition to Rogers’ plan to buy Shaw and is subject to approval …
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Toronto Public Health today hosts two vaccine clinics for those most at risk for monkeypox virus. WHO urges nations to help stop the spread of monkeypox The World Health Organization warns that the monkeypox virus could spread to non-endemic countries if they do not control the current outbreak. Toronto Public Health today hosts two vaccine …
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It was a project that launched a thousand interstellar dreams. Fifty years ago, NASA published a 253-page book entitled “Project Cyclops.” He summarized the results of a NASA workshop on how to detect alien civilizations. What was needed, concluded the assembled group of astronomers, engineers and biologists, was Cyclops, a wide range of radio telescopes …
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Canada’s director of public health Theresa Tam confirmed a total of 168 cases of smallpox in the country on Friday. In a health briefing, the chief physician said these confirmed cases had been reported nationwide, including two cases in British Columbia, four in Alberta, 21 in Ontario and 141 in Quebec. …
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Max Verstappen doubled his first day of racing in Montreal, with the championship leader topping the times for the second training session at the Canadian Grand Prix. Verstappen clocked a time of 1m 14.127s with the soft tire, to lead the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, in second and third, by 0.081 and …
Toronto will host two monkeypox vaccination clinics this weekend with extended eligibility, as health officials confirm 21 cases in Ontario, with the majority in the GTA. The two vaccination clinics will be held on June 18 at The 519 (519 Church St.) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and at the Metro Hall (55 John …
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Although no humans have yet set foot on Mars, NASA’s Perseverance rover has found surprising, but too human, evidence of our visits to the red planet: the garbage. The thermal blanket that pollutes Mars. NASA / JPL-Caltech / ASU image credits. Where people go, garbage follows. But it seems that it can even precede us! …
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