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Canadian Medical Association calls for healthcare stabilityGlobal’s Megan King speaks with CMA President Dr. Kathleen Ross about how discussions around healthcare are going at the Council of the Federation meeting in Halifax.Global News Morning HalifaxJul 17
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Health Matters: Canadian Medical Association budget concernsWith the federal budget set to be tabled Tuesday, some people in the health sector worry there won’t be enough funding coming their way. Canadian Medical Association President Dr. Kathleen Ross talks about some the areas badly in need of support.Global News Morning BCApr 16
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1 in 3 cancer patients face financial distress: CMAJThe rising cost of living, combined with unexpected financial bills related to a cancer diagnosis can have a toxic impact on someone who is already dealing with the stress of undergoing treatment for the illness according to a new report in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Anne Gaviola has more on what people across Canada...HealthMar 11
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Canadian Medical Association talks doctor shortage, breast cancer screening and bird fluPresident of the CMA, Dr. Kathleen Ross, says there is a huge divide between the availability of health care between urban and rural areas in Canada with an increasing rate of doctors in rural areas leaving the profession.HealthJun 2
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Teigen Gayse on whether she’s a city slicker or a country girlWe catch up with Kelowna’s own Teigen Gayse, who’s gearing up for a busy summer of festival dates across the country. From co-hosting the CMA Ontario Awards to her latest single, “Better Mistake,” Teigen shares her experiences and hints at new music on the horizon. Plus, get ready for some fun as we play ‘TMS...The Morning ShowJun 4
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Many cancer patients face financial burden, CMAJ study revealsA third of Canadian cancer patients are facing financial distress, according to a new report in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. That includes the direct, indirect, and emotional costs of treatments, which the authors say can worsen patients’ health outcomes. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for March 11, 2024.Health MattersMar 11
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Country stars Karli June & Jason Blaine on being honoured by their home provinceCountry sensations Karli June and Jason Blaine join us to celebrate their CMA Ontario Award nominations. Karli shares excitement for her new single “Still Make Cowgirls,” while Jason discusses debuting “Last Love Standing ” and the beauty of performing.The Morning ShowMay 31
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The Morning Show: May 31On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get the latest on Trump’s historic conviction from New York. Plus, find out why you should incorporate grey into your wardrobe. Also, we speak with country stars Karli June and Jason Blaine about their hits and CMA nominations. Plus, Jennifer Connell previews her new series “Dark Matter.”...The Morning ShowMay 31
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U.S. accuses Russia of deploying space weapon, Russia denies allegationsThe United States has accused Russia of deploying a space weapon into low-Earth orbit, sparking international concern over the militarization of space. “Russia launched a satellite into low Earth orbit that we assess is likely a counter space weapon, presumably capable of attacking other satellites in low Earth orbit,” Pentagon spokesperson Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder...TechMay 22
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What to do about Canada’s Emergency Room Crisis?Hospital emergency rooms across Canada are being run at near- or over-capacity. The Canadian Medical Association is calling on the federal and provincial governments to urgently address the ER crisis. ‘The West Block’ guest host Eric Sorensen sits down with a panel of doctors, Dr. Kathleen Ross (CMA) and Dr. Trevor Jain (Canadian Association of...The West BlockJan 14
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Global Okanagan News at 5:30: December 30, 2023A foggy start to the day disrupts travel plans, mild weather puts a damper on winter sports, and an Okanagan musician wins two BC CMA Awards.Dec 30, 2023
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Troops from all over world, including Manitoba, tracking Santa with NORAD“We’re very happy to help Santa as he carries out his important mission.” Troops are coming together to keep tabs on the guy in the big red suit through NORAD tracks Santa. Winnipeg’s own Maj. Mat Strong explains why it matters to Royal Canadian Air Force.Dec 22, 2023
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‘That’s not the IDF’: Israeli military chief lectures troops after accidental killing of 3 hostagesThe Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) head, Maj.-Gen. Herzi Halevi addressed his troops and the internal incident that took place on Friday related to the killing of three Israeli hostages in Gaza, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. “That’s not the IDF,” Halevi said in a video released Sunday, where he suggested troops not make the same...TrendingDec 17, 2023
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Cooking Together: Chiffon cake and holiday bakingMaj Yee with Goldilocks Bake Shop showcases some beautiful and tasty treats you can whip up during your holiday meal.Nov 26, 2023
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‘There’ll be tunnel warfare’: former peacekeeping force commander on Israel’s Gaza ground offensiveIsrael has escalated its offensive in Gaza– expanding its ground operation, unleashing more airstrikes, and knocking out communications in the regions. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with retired Maj.-Gen. Denis Thompson, the former peacekeeping force commander of the Multinational Force and Observers, about the operational considerations for the Israeli ground offensive and the...The West BlockOct 29, 2023
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The West Block: Oct. 29, 2023 | Israel’s offensive enters second stage and former Israeli PM discusses the future of GazaIsrael has escalated its offensive in Gaza– expanding its ground operation, unleashing more airstrikes, and knocking out communications in the regions. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with retired Maj.-Gen. Denis Thompson, the former peacekeeping force commander of the Multinational Force and Observers, about the operational considerations for the Israeli ground offensive and the...The West BlockOct 29, 2023
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CMAJ report calls for proactive preventive care to promote health equityStudies show that health outcomes are better for white people versus other racialized people, with the former receiving more screening. Combatting this, however, the Canadian Medical Association Journal is recommending under-served communities improve their screening frequencies and even use at-home self-tests. Katherine Ward reports.Health MattersSep 25, 2023
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Chinese military jet intercepts Canadian Forces plane in ‘aggressive manner’A Chinese military jet intercepted a Canadian Armed Forces Aurora aircraft in an “aggressive manner” on Monday in international waters off the coast of China. “They became very aggressive and to a degree we would deem it unsafe and unprofessional,” Maj.-Gen. Iain Huddleston told Global News. A man on board the aircraft can be heard...CanadaOct 16, 2023
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Niger coup: Military junta accuses France of preparing military interventionSeven weeks after overthrowing the country’s government, Niger’s military junta has accused France of taking steps towards a potential military intervention. After implying France and Niger were in talks to agree on a “French withdrawal plan” at the beginning of the month, junta member Col.-Maj. Amadou Abdramane said, “France has continued to deploy its forces...Sep 10, 2023
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Canadian soldier using Invictus Games to inspire military sexual trauma survivorsMore than 30 Canadian soldiers are preparing for the Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded and ill military personnel and veterans. Neetu Garcha speaks with Maj. Joanna Labonté, who’s competing in events such as indoor rowing and sitting volleyball, about her motivation to take part in the event, and her message for military...Global NationalSep 4, 2023