It will start by covering the cost of contraceptives for up to nine-million women and diabetes medications for nearly four-million Canadians
Category: Consumer
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Airlines had their safest year on record in 2023
The low crash rate came despite the number of flights rising 17 per cent to 37.7 million: an international air transport agency
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New dyeing method could help jeans reduce toxic problem
Indican dye emerges as a viable eco-friendly alternative, paving the way for reduced environmental impact in jeans industry
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SMS fraud, a headache for telecom operators
Experts tackle the surge in “smishing” attacks as cybercriminals exploit the widespread use of smartphones.
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Instant payments will soon be available across EU
The new law allowing Europeans to transfer money at any time of day to another bank customer in the eurozone will come into force in April
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Smartphone makers bet on AI to revive sales
Controlling apps with only eye movements, live translation, and advanced photo editing tools are among the new smartphones AI features
Posted inCommunity
Renters report lower quality of life compared to homeowners
Statistics Canada survey shows renters have lower mental health and less community connection — especially those living in major cities
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Greek seniors pool limited resources for shared housing solution
The financial crisis dealt a blow to the Greek family model that historically was a safety net for the most vulnerable members of the group
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Should Ottawa raise Old Age Security amounts?
Many seniors live in poverty in Canada. Experts disagree on whether a proposed increase to Old Age Security amounts is the right fix
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Food watchdog lodges complaint over Nestle mineral water ‘fraud’
A government probe said about 30 per cent of mineral water sold in France had undergone a purification treatment meant for tap water only