Convalescing after his serious gunshot wound in the spring, the singer had not appeared in the media since. Guest of the final of “The Voice Kids” this Saturday, October 5, he performed his new single “If only” that he wrote his friend Vianney. “I am lucky to have an audience that follows me, which is … Read more
In the vibrant Chilean literary scene, a new proposal emerges from the south, specifically from the Williche ancestral territory of Ainileufu. Blood Performanceby the writer and artist Kütral Vargas Huaiquimilla, promises to leave a deep mark on its readers. The novel is a powerful exploration of identity and resistance, told from the perspective of a … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has approved a new diagnostic test for the mpox virus, formerly called monkeypox. A test to facilitate screening and control of the virus The WHO has officially included this diagnostic test on its emergency use list, allowing other UN agencies to distribute it and ensuring faster dissemination in affected countries. … Read more
In Haileybury court in northern Ontario, Canadian artist Jacob Hoggard was acquitted of rape following his second trial for sexual assault relating to an encounter he had with the complainant at Kirkland Lake in 2016. It took the jury only five hours to reach a unanimous verdict Friday evening after hearing the judge’s instructions in … Read more
According to the Saskatchewan Nurses Union (SUN), the Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon is overflowing and operating at 350 per cent capacity. According to SUN data, there were 121 patients in a unit that includes 35 beds as of Tuesday evening in the hospital. The Union also claims that there was a shortage of 5 … Read more
The federal government does not know when it will be able to eliminate all of the 408,000 transactions awaiting processing in the Phoenix pay system. The government wants to eliminate 112,000 by the end of the financial year. This includes processing the 19,000 pending transactions deemed to be the most problematic and impactful for public … Read more
Breast cancer is the leading cause of tumor mortality in women. This disease affects approximately 2.3 million women each year worldwide. In France, 60,000 cases are diagnosed each year. Cancer disrupts the lives of patients and, beyond the heavy, sometimes traumatic medical treatments, practicing sports can be a valuable help. Numerous studies demonstrate that adapted … Read more
The recurrence of temporary closures of hospital emergency rooms in the Thompson-Okanagan region, in British Columbia, is worrying the population. The emergency department at Nicola Valley Hospital in Merritt experienced 16 days of complete or partial shutdown this year. On October 20, 2023, Shelley Thompson and her parents were very scared. That day, the resident … Read more
The Cancer Foundations, Children of Northeastern Ontario (NEO) and Health Sciences North are merging to become a single entity. According to executives, this merger will better distribute donations while improving patient care. It’s the best of both worlds. With this merger, we are reducing the administrative burden on the health system, while directing funds to … Read more
For 2 years, the State has paid 30 billion euros in exceptional aid for hospitals. However, are the quality of care and reception in emergency services better? To find out, the JT of TF1 spent a day at the Valenciennes hospital in the north. Follow the full coverage Is France living beyond its means? For … Read more