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Airline involved in Saskatchewan crash can fly passengers again:Transport Canada

The airline that operated the plane that crashed in northern Saskatchewan in December with 25 people on board has been cleared to resume flying passengers. » Read More

NDP MP Christine Moore suspended over Afghan vet's sexual misconduct allegations

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has temporarily suspended Quebec MP Christine Moore from her duties with the party and ordered an investigation after a veteran of the war in Afghanistan accused her of inappropriate sexual behaviour. » Read More

Ontario Tory candidate blames mental health for his 'reckless' behaviour

A Progressive Conservative candidate running in the Ontario election says years of struggling with mental illness were to blame for what he described as past “failings.'' » Read More

Headlines

Quebec man is dead after falling into manure pit on agricultural land

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Demand outstripping resources at mental health clinics for veterans: documents

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Modernize and reform RCMP's culture, Trudeau government tells new top Mountie

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Feature news

Secret Whispers

The sexual-harassment scandals that made waves in the United States and triggered the #MeToo movement last year has brought about the downfall of actors, movie producers, politicians and celebrity chefs alike. Now, the tsunami of workplace harassment has reached the shores of Canada. » Read More

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The National Day of Mourning is a reminder workplaces should be safe

Have you ever had a loved one killed or maimed on the job? » Read More

Veteran aimed not to ‘fall through the cracks’ but still killed partner, himself

Jennifer Lynne Semenec died far from her home in North Bay, Ont., at the hands of a veteran with PTSD who had said he wouldn’t be “another soldier who falls through the cracks” of treatment. » Read More

Product News

Dräger introduces new technology to protect against deadly smoke-borne gases known as ‘Toxic Twins’

Dräger announced a new patented ‘toxic twins’ alarm function on its X-am 5000 multi-gas monitor that measures CO and HCN against a combined threshold. The company has also published a whitepaper detailing the effects of the ‘toxic twins.’ » Read More