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Hamilton activist Lance Dingman, remembered for his eternal optimism, to be honoured at documentary screening

[published_date] Friends of Lance Dingman will have another chance to say goodbye to the housing, poverty and mental health advocate at a Sunday screening in Hamilton of the documentary Unimaginable, which follows his time as a recipient of the Ontario Basic Income Pilot Project. Dingman died unexpectedly on July 5, leaving behind a vast community of friends who…

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‘Valueless spectacle’: World champion Evan Dunfee speaks out against Enhanced Games

[published_date] Evan Dunfee's historic gold medal at the World Athletics Championships in Japan is proving meaningful in ways he never imagined.  That's because after hearing O Canada from the top of the podium and collecting $70,000 US in prize money, the Richmond, B.C., race walker seized an opportunity brought about by his elevated profile to speak…

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Injury forces 2021 Olympic champ Damian Warner to withdraw from decathlon at World Athletics Championships

[published_date] Damian Warner's attempt to win his first world championship title won't be happening in Tokyo.  The 2021 Olympic champion decathlete from Canada is withdrawing from the competition with an Achilles injury. The competition is scheduled for Saturday morning in Tokyo.  In an Instagram post, the London, Ont., resident said while it wasn't torn, and…

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Canada, Mexico agree to deepen ties in face of Trump’s turbulent 2nd term

[published_date] Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum agreed to deepen ties between their two countries as both grapple with the uncertainty of a second Donald Trump presidency in the U.S. Trumpets sounded as Carney arrived Thursday at the National Palace, the seat of Mexico's government and Sheinbaum's official residence in Mexico City.…

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Quebecers went to the ER and left without care 430,000 times in 2024, report finds

[published_date] A new report on the number of patients leaving emergency rooms before receiving treatment is underscoring ongoing concerns about the state of the province's hospitals.  Last year, nearly 430,000 patients in Quebec left the ER before they received care, according to a report released by the Montreal Economic Institute on Thursday. That number represents…

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