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David Common of CBC Radio's World Report asks, "Should schools be allowed to strip search students?" Quebec Education Minister Yves Bolduc says high school staff are permitted to strip-search students, as long as it's done "in a respectful fashion." Bolduc's comments Tuesday follow a report in the Journal de Montréal newspaper, saying that a 15-year-old female student in Quebec City was strip-searched last week after school officials suspected she was selling drugs. | CBC News
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Heritage minister says media sector facing ‘significant crisis’ as CBC lays off 10% of workforce
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has accepted the resignations of Grande Prairie MLA Tracy Allard as minister of municipal affairs and his chief of staff Jamie Huckabay. | CBC News
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Dr. Verna Yiu, president and CEO of Alberta Health Services, says 92 per cent of AHS staff are fully vaccinated and doesn’t believe the vaccination policy will have a significant impact on the ability to provide care. | CBC Edmonton
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Former Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister's Office Jonathan Reid has been sworn in as the Minister of Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology, by President Dame Sandra Mason at State House today. Video: Patrick Murray #CBCNewsBarbados | CBC News Barbados
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Staff in the Prime Minister's Office were told in March that serial killer and rapist Paul Bernardo could be transferred from a maximum to a medium-security prison. PMO spokesperson Alison Murphy said that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was informed May 29, the day the transfer happened. | CBC News
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Thirteen staff — and one chihuahua — moved into this Quebec seniors' residence for a month to reduce the risk of bringing COVID-19 into the facility. | CBC News: The National
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Epidemiologist and cardiologist Dr. Christopher Labos says hospitals caring for Canada's youngest patients are facing both high patient volumes and high levels of staff off sick. | CBC News
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Staff at Lake Louise had to temporarily shut down the front side of the mountain earlier this week while a grizzly bear went for a jaunt along the slopes. "She's affectionately known around here as Olivia." Read more at CBC Calgary: http://www.cbc.ca/1.3549306 | CBC News
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After mounting pressure from the opposition, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chief of staff Katie Telford has agreed to testify before a committee investigating allegations into foreign interference in Canadian elections. | CBC News
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Inside the ICU and ER at Humber River Hospital the COVID-19 patients are now younger, sicker and staff are exhausted. | CBC News: The National
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Major Canadian private long-term care operators, including Chartwell, Extendicare, Responsive Group, Revera and Sienna Senior Living, are requiring all of their staff to be vaccinated. The group says employees who aren't fully vaccinated by Oct. 12 will be placed on an unpaid leave of absence. | CBC News
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Josephine Ewashko died from dehydration and a urinary tract infection. An investigation found the Extendicare staff guilty of "failing to provide adequate nutrition, adequate medical attention or another necessity of life." | CBC News
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Ottawa says it's withdrawing the family members of diplomatic staff stationed in Ukraine amid heightened fears of a Russian invasion. | CBC News
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U.S. president-elect Joe Biden appointed top Democratic official Ron Klain as his White House chief of staff. Donald Trump is continuing to deny the election result, mounting legal fights to delay the transition process. | CBC News
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After two years in crisis mode, the cracks in Canada’s hospitals are now craters and exhausted staff say lessons must be learned. Reporting by Ioanna Roumeliotis | CBC News: The National
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For more than two hours, MPs on the House committee investigating alleged Beijing-backed meddling in Canadian elections grilled Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's chief of staff Katie Telford. Power & Politics speaks to MPs and former chiefs of staff about Telford's testimony. | CBC Politics
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