Applied Digital earns target raise at Roth
C-suite execs Pedro Canahuati and Julian Teixeira leave 1Password
Departures add to growing list of leadership changes at one of Canada’s most valuable tech companies.
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Jane Goodall, conservationist and chimpanzee researcher, dead at 91
Jane Goodall, the world-famous primatologist, activist and environmentalist whose discoveries about chimpanzees forever changed what it means to be human, has died at 91.
Hyperlume snapped up by San Jose-based Credo for undisclosed amount
Sale comes seven months after the Ottawa startup's nearly $18-million CAD seed round.
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Discovery on Saturn's moon Enceladus boosts possibility it could support life
Scientists have uncovered new types of organics in icy geysers spouting from Saturn's moon Enceladus, bolstering the likelihood that the ocean world may harbour conditions suitable for life.
Federal government denies Marineland request to export belugas
The federal department of fisheries and oceans has denied permit requests from Marineland Canada to export its 30 beluga whales. Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in China has been considering buying the whales for its ocean theme park.
Entrepreneurs face nearly five-year wait for Canada’s Start-up Visa
Once a 12-month process, the SUV has ballooned to 53 months amid concerns about program misuse.
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Commercial poultry moved indoors in B.C. as migratory season starts
All commercial poultry has been moved indoors under strict biosecurity protocols in preparation for avian influenza season in B.C. this fall.
Dentalcorp sale suggests WELL Health is undervalued, Stifel says
Researchers at Laurentian University look to the past to figure out blue-green algae blooms
Masters student Mackenzie Hobbs has been collecting sediment from northeastern Ontario lakes to determine how industrialization has affected blue-green algae levels in those waters.
Bears are hungry and active this fall. Here's what Ontario residents should know
A surge in black bear sightings in Thunder Bay this fall is being driven by food shortages in their natural habitat, leading bears to raid residential apple trees and garbage. Authorities are urging residents to secure attractants and report encounters.
Nurse’s insight sparks Canadian patient safety innovation with HALO
TORONTO – What began from a single moment of inspiration in the pre-lung transplant ward at University Health Network (UHN) has blossomed into a nation-wide healthcare innovation. H.A.L.O Tele-Monitoring Inc. […]
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Virtual medical services are keeping many rural and remote EDs open
A growing number of rural and remote hospitals across Canada are using virtual ER physician services to cope with physician shortages and avoid ER closures, but not everyone is sold […]
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Scarborough partnership delivers solution to fragmented palliative care
TORONTO – Scarborough Health Network (SHN) and Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities (SCHC), along with their partners in Scarborough Palliative Care (SPC), have developed a unique solution to delivering more […]
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Baxter’s Volara OLE system improves CF and bronchiectasis patient care
Clearing the airways of cystic fibrosis (CF) and bronchiectasis patients struggling to breathe can be a real challenge for clinicians using conventional therapies. However, the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary […]
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Addiction centres successfully implement HiBoop’s assessment platform
Canadian Addiction Treatment Centres (CATC) has successfully implemented HiBoop’s digital assessment platform at three inpatient facilities. Full staff adoption was achieved within weeks rather than the months typically expected for […]
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AI agents can lighten the burden on swamped healthcare professionals
The spotlight in healthcare AI is shifting dramatically. While AI scribes have dominated the narrative for the past few years, touted as the “silver bullet” for the clinical documentation burden […]
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Response group confirms 3rd sperm whale has died off P.E.I.'s North Shore
The third of three sperm whales stranded off P.E.I.'s North Shore has died, a day after the first two massive creatures were confirmed to have perished, according to the executive director of the Marine Animal Response Society.
