Multiple members of Shania Twain's touring crew were hospitalised after a highway accident in Canada. A team bus and a truck from Twain's tour were involved in the collision, which was caused by 'driving conditions due to inclement weather'. Shania Twain Crew Members Hospitalised:Bus carrying Shania Twain's crew crashes on icy Saskatchewan highway https://t.co/m1fS39Raah pic.twitter.com/dEWvFKv0wU — National Post (@nationalpost) November 9, 2023(SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, viral trends and information from social media world, including Twitter, Instagram and Youtube. The above post is embeded directly from the user's social media account and LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body. The views and facts appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY, also LatestLY does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.)

People lay poppies on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the National War Memorial after the National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa on Nov. 11, 2022. (Justin Tang/The Canadian Press - image credit)CBC News will be marking Remembrance Day on Saturday with special coverage from the National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa. Here's how you can tune in on all of our platforms:TVChief political correspondent Rosemary Barton will host coverage from the National War Memorial in Ottawa. The special is available with Described Video and Closed Captioning on CBC TV and CBC News Network. RadioJoin Day 6's Brent Bambury and World Report's John Northcott as they bring you the Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in the nation's capital, beginning at 10:55 a.m.

The electric vehicle maker will allow companies besides Amazon to buy its delivery vans. The online gaming platform reported encouraging third-quarter financial results. The online platform for legal services beat analysts’ third-quarter financial forecasts. The kidney dialysis provider raised its profit forecast for the year. The electric vehicle maker reported weak third-quarter revenue.

Meet Mary Lawson, small-town northern Ontario girl, and author of the buzz-making book, A Town Called Solace. Lawson, who was 55 years of age when her debut novel, Crow Lake, was published, is a distant relative of the beloved Lucy Maud Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables. CBC Radio listeners chose Crow Lake as one of the top 40 essential Canadian novels of the decade. However, along the way she penned a short story, which was set in a mythical northern Ontario town in the 1940s, a time frame consistent with the author’s childhood. “I loved writing that first story, Crow Lake, because it allowed me to go back home in my mind.

More Canadians approved to leave Gaza for Egypt, but the border is closed againMore Canadians approved to leave Gaza for Egypt, but the border is closed again. Posted: 9 hours ago.

It is the central question underpinning the entire rationale for a pollution price. Yes, the quarterly pollution price rebate helps, but we heard more was needed. That same logic to adjust policies in the name of equity is what drove the government’s decisions on home heating oil. Heating oil is extremely expensive, on average costing up to four times what alternatives such as natural gas or electric sources cost. Therein lies the challenge: Many Canadians using heating oil simply do not have the money to make the switch.

Announcement by the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and CitizenshipOn October 27th, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller, announced his plans to change the International Student Program to include more measures protecting prospective applicants from fraud. Most of these cases were identified during processing, however 450 were not caught and ultimately resulted in the issuance of a study permit. Since then, over 600,000 study permit applications have been submitted to IRCC, a very significant number that almost certainly includes fraudulent applications. Foreign students still represent a key source of growth for the country and Canada will continue to welcome their study permit applications. [1] “Changes to International Student Program aim to protect students”, Government of Canada, https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2023/10/changes-to-international-student-program-aim-to-protect-students.html[2] OSMAN,Laura, “Immigration minister announces new rules to curb international student fraud”, October 27th 2023; https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/international-student-fraud-rules-1.7010427[3] “Designated learning institutions list”, Government of Canada, https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html

It was a heated Monday vote over exempting the carbon tax on home heating. Just last month, McDonald became the only Liberal to back a non-binding Conservative motion to repeal the carbon tax entirely. He then did a brief media tour to claim that the carbon tax was rendering his party unelectable all along the Atlantic Coast. But on a much less sweeping Conservative motion, McDonald changed his mind and voted the Liberal line. The only material thing that’s changed in the interim is a Trudeau government “carve-out” on the carbon tax for home heating oil.

“I know it sounds bizarre, but it’s true.”Her family moved to the U.S. in her early childhood and settled in Houston’s East End. The Houston East End Chamber of Commerce estimates the population to be 70% Hispanic or Latino. Most of Houston’s East End belongs to District H and I, in which 63% and 68% speak Spanish, respectively. Many communities in East Houston are subject to industrial pollution at a rate higher than their white, more affluent counterparts. Viewing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Environmental Justice Screening Database visualizes this very simply.

Governments introduced vaccine passports in 2021, as COVID-19 vaccines were more available to the public. Understanding how effective these policies were could help public health officials across the country prepare for future pandemics, the researchers say. Provincial governments, including Saskatchewan's, introduced vaccine passports in 2021, after the first major waves of the COVID-19 pandemic and as people began to get COVID-19 vaccines. Researchers compared vaccination rates, across age groups and time, in the seven weeks before and after vaccine passports were implemented across Canada. Saskatchewan Health Minister Everett Hindley told reporters Tuesday the provincial government is not looking to implement vaccine passports at the moment.

Hamas blamed an Israeli airstrike for the explosion, while Israel rejected these claims and instead blamed the incident on a misfired rocket launched from Gaza by Hamas. Mark Goldberg, a telecommunications consultant in Toronto, says the CBC lacks an accountability body, which impacts their reporting. Lantsman says that by perpetuating flawed or disproven anti-Israel narratives, the CBC has put entire communities at risk. She says that combined with other perceived biases within the CBC, including a bias against the Conservative Party, that the CBC should be defunded. “A news organization that refuses to take accountability for flawed reporting and contributes to dangerous antisemitism deserves zero dollars of taxpayer funding,” says Lantsman.

Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, gave an interview to CBC North’s Airplay. The broadcast can be heard here: https://www.cbc.ca/.

Canadian pop star Nelly Furtado is set to host the 2024 Juno Awards, which are slated for Sunday, March 24, from the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This will be Furtado’s second time as Juno Awards host. Tickets to the 2024 Juno Awards broadcast go on sale Friday, Nov. 10. Furtado, 44, amassed 10 Juno Awards from 2001 to 2007. Academy Award-nominated actor (and Halifax native) Elliot Page (Juno), will present the honor live on the Juno Awards broadcast.

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The renowned singer and composer will make his way to Wesley United Church with his repertoire of Canadian traditional music, original songs and instrumental worksFolk singer and composer Ian Bell is returning to Cambridge Nov. 18 to perform at the Wesley United Church sanctuary in Galt. Bell has performed professionally across Canada and in the United States since the late 1970s. As a long-time freelance broadcaster, Bell worked on many occasions with Stuart McLean on CBC Radio's Vinyl Café. Bell performs material from a large repertoire that includes both Canadian traditional music and his own songs and instrumental compositions. In addition to his musical activities, Ian also worked in Ontario community museums (including Norwich and Port Dover) for 30 years.