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Program helping sexual assault survivors now fully staffedShared Health says the staffing issues that were a problem for the Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence program have been solved.HealthNov 5
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Metrolinx makes changes to key roles in staffing shakeup as delayed LRT projects stumbleTwo senior transit executives at Metrolinx appear to be the casualties of a major shakeup at the provincial transit agency as the Crown corporation struggles with the delayed delivery of multiple light rail vehicle projects. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.CanadaOct 16
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Concern about staffing shortages in the classroom in New BrunswickStudents and teachers alike are raising concerns about the impact of staffing shortages on student achievement. With the provincial election approaching, there is growing pressure on political parties to present clear solutions. Silas Brown reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 8
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RCMP say Alberta premier used “inaccurate” numbers on RCMP staffingIn talking about provincial police force, the RCMP says Premier Danielle Smith got her facts wrong when talking about staffing numbers. This comes as municipal leaders continue to grapple with a new police service. Morgan Black reports from Red Deer.Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 27
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Staffing issues plague Interior Health ERsIt is an ongoing problem. Three emergency rooms in the interior region were closed over the weekend due to staffing shortages. As Victoria Femia reports — it’s now become an issue in this election campaign.ConsumerSep 23
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B.C. Interior sees 5 ER closures over Labour Day long weekend staffing issuesStaffing shortages are being blamed for the closure of five hospital emergency rooms in British Columbia’s Interior over the Labour Day long weekend. As Neetu Garcha explains, advocates say the problem needs to be urgently remedied.Global NationalSep 2
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Stuffing a truck for local veteransThe Ypres 3rd CAV motorcycle unit is back at it for another year helping to raise food for the Veterans Association Food Bank and funds in support of the Canadian Legacy Project which aims to help local veterans in their time of need.Nov 9
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This is BC: Paralyzed motocross star gives backBruce Cook is a world-class freestyle motocross star from Kelowna who suffered a life-altering spinal injury. He’s now helping people with disabilities push their limits. Jay Durant has his story in This is BC.Global News Hour at 6 BCNov 19
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The Travel Lady: Stay longer in ItalyThe Travel Lady Lesley Keyter joins Global News Calgary with details on a trip to Italy in March. The holiday spans nearly three weeks and includes stops in Florence, Sorrento and Rome.Global News at Noon CalgaryNov 6
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Boy charged in connection with stabbing at McDonald’s restaurant in EdmontonA 12-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a violent altercation involving several children at a McDonald’s restaurant in Edmonton last week that saw another boy get stabbed.Global News Morning EdmontonNov 14
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Local soccer stars sign with Calgary’s Wild FCTwo local players wasted little time signing with Calgary’s first professional women’s soccer team. Goalkeeper Sarah Keilty-Dilling and fullback Grace Stordy are the newest members of Calgary Wild FC. Moses Woldu has more.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryNov 13
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Murder charges laid in Vancouver summer stabbingA murder charge has now been laid in a Downtown Eastside stabbing this past summer. A 43-year-old is charged with second-degree murder.CrimeNov 6
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Fort McMurray education staff issue strike noticeEducational support workers in Fort McMurray, Alta. could walk off the job as early as Wednesday after issuing a 72-hour strike notice to the public and catholic school divisions. The latest move stems from months of contract negotiations and forced mediation by the province, that was unsuccessful. Kabi Moulitharan reports.CanadaNov 9
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Toronto police investigate fatal community housing stabbingPolice are investigating our city’s latest homicide, a fatal stabbing inside a Toronto Community Housing building in Scarborough. A man was killed and three people, including two women, are now under arrest. Catherine McDonald reports.Global News at 6 TorontoNov 7
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Health Matters: Quebec to force doctors to stay in provinceQuebec Premier Francois Legault says his government will require medical graduates from Quebec universities to reimburse the government for the cost of their education, unless they practice in the province for a few years. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Nov. 7, 2024.Health MattersNov 7
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Stay safe from carbon monoxide poisoning this winterAs the temperatures drops, the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning goes up. Leo Pisarevski with ATCO joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk safety and awareness.Global News Morning EdmontonNov 4
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Toronto man pleads guilty to unprovoked fatal stabbing at TTC Keele stationA man who fatally stabbed a 16-year-old boy in an unprovoked attack at Keele Subway Station in March 2023 has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. As Catherine McDonald reports, Jordan O’Brien-Tobin sent messages to friends and his mother before and after the murder, saying: “I stabbed someone and got away with it.”CanadaNov 20
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Winnipeg stabbing suspect already in custody, charged with 2nd-degree murderA man who was already in custody at the Winnipeg Remand Centre on an unrelated matter has been charged with second-degree murder.CrimeNov 19
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Edmonton festivals struggle to stay afloatEdmonton is known as the festival city, but lately it’s been a struggle for producers to keep that sentiment alive. The rising costs to operate events have put the arts in jeopardy and one festival has announced it won’t be returning next summer. Kabi Moulitharan explains.Oct 27
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Montreal police investigate stabbing inside hospitalA 53-year-old man is recovering after he was allegedly stabbed by his roommate in a downtown hospital in Montreal early Tuesday. Police are investigating.Oct 29